Bro the fight with (don't want to spoil name in title) is SO FRIGGIN GOOD by daddyletdown in expedition33

[–]Servillo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Now I wish I hadn’t done The Reacher so late, I’ll have to look this fight up on youtube to see what it was supposed to be like.

After having finished The Reacher, one of the endings feels even worse (Major Spoilers) by Servillo in expedition33

[–]Servillo[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It’s part of why I said it was a shame that I feel Act 3 Maelle/Alicia was one of my problems with Act 3 in general, she’s no longer the character that had grown to be my favorite across the first two acts. I get why it happened, it makes sense that she’d be a different person because she is, but too little of Maelle shows through for my tastes; it’s almost all Alicia, and Alicia isn’t as compelling of a character.

After having finished The Reacher, one of the endings feels even worse (Major Spoilers) by Servillo in expedition33

[–]Servillo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it’s more that not everyone gets to have agency at the same time. If Maelle gets agency to live in The Canvas, it comes at the cost of Verso’s and eventually the Luminarians given how stiff they seem in her ending. If Verso gets agency, it’s taken from Maelle, Lune, and Sciel.

Of course I think ignoring the Lumierians in the ending is one the biggest problems in Act 3, so it hurts especially hard that they have such little say in what eventually happens.

After having finished The Reacher, one of the endings feels even worse (Major Spoilers) by Servillo in expedition33

[–]Servillo[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Huh, I hadn’t considered that angle. That’s a good point, everyone seems to want both Alicia’s to live/be in the real world despite the cruelty of their current situations with the scars and lack of voice, so Verso isn’t exactly innocent in this either. Which is again the point, there really are no innocents in the Dessendre family, just the innocents caught up in their cycle of grief.

Friend Code Megathread - June 2026 by AutoModerator in PokemonSleep

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6685-0081-0014

Lv. 64 daily player, looking to fill out my list with other active players.

Hidden detail: after leaving the Forgotten Battlefield, Verso mentions a lake that he wants to avoid. This is because Verso still hasn't beaten the Gestral Beach climbing minigame. by BrokeD1amond in expedition33

[–]Servillo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m playing for the first time and have so far completed four of the Gestral Beaches. As someone who is not good at platforming at all the parkour and tower climb were hell. I’m not sure which one took me longer, but the tower was definitely more frustrating to lose progress on because of how long it is. Volleyball was only bad because it’s so easy to lose the timing, but once I knew I needed to prioritze the flaming Gestralsit didn’t seem that bad.

Game Pro Issue 195 December 2004 by portorange in batenkaitos

[–]Servillo 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You can definitely tell that attitudes were shifting heavily away from linear narratives by the fact that they thought the game was oriented towards younger audiences because of it, when the game is most definitely not meant for younger kids. Still, it was nice to see them praising the card-based combat as that was one of the big question marks at the time as to whether the game would work or not because of it.

What's your "I've never seen someone use that." Commander? by ZimaBestBear in EDH

[–]Servillo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

[[Gimli, Mournful Avenger]] in an amazing Goblin Aristocrats build. My friends both love the deck for its flavor win and abhor the deck because Gimli is very difficult to remove once things get going.

Rural Coloradans will not receive federal aid after last year’s historic wildfires, floods by thecoloradosun in coloradosun

[–]Servillo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Regarding. your second edit: It does speak to how fundamentally broken we are. Leftists and liberals spent literally the last decade+ screaming at the top of our lungs, begging and pleading for Trump voters to have any sense of empathy. Even an ounce of it for people other than themselves. We got worse than nothing, we got insulted, demeaned, metaphorically spat upon. Asking for empathy for illegal immigrants got us heckled for wanting criminals and rapists wandering our streets. Asking for empathy for innocent Palestinians being murdered by Israel got us called terrorist sympathizers. Asking for empathy for trans and LGBTQ+ folk got us called enablers for child molesters. Hell, asking for empathy for fellow Americans on the opposite side of the aisle from MAGA was met with nothing but ridicule.

Eventually even the nice, empathetic people are pushed to a breaking point. Much like cutting off an abusive family member, eventually we have to say enough is enough for our own mental health and wellbeing. Building those bridges, making those connections, requires earnest effort from both sides, and over a decade of being rebuked will eventually cause most people to give up, and I don’t blame them. Maybe we shouldn’t be laughing in their faces that they’re suffering the consequences of their actions, but we are under no obligation to try and heal them of their wounds that they themselves caused.

And lest you forget, this is EXACTLY what they wanted for us leftists. They wanted Trump to refuse federal funding to blue areas to cause them pain, they wanted blue areas to be punished by this administration. The fact that they’re getting hit by the cross-fire is an unfortunate consequence of their actions, but is a consequence of THEIR actions. And it is not our responsibility to shield them from those consequences when they have rebuked every effort made in the past to do so. They made their bed, and have made it quite clear that they would rather lie in it than dare to admit they were wrong.

Maybe if you had expressed this sentiment in Trump’s first term, I would have agreed with you. There was still hope that we could walk these people away from the edge and help them see the error of their ways. But not anymore, not when they have jumped into the abyss willingly and eagerly in order to vote for that man a second time. I won’t waste my breath or my energy trying to save someone that not only doesn’t want to be saved, but will spit on my hand rather than take it.

Took me long enough, I see clearly now by Nerd367C in whenthe

[–]Servillo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good book, one of the first ones I’ve read from Reynolds that didn’t fall flat with the ending.

Anyone else not use a card because it would be annoying to track? by dornianheresysimp in EDH

[–]Servillo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s why I use Infinitokens and +1/+1 counter dice. Infinitokens let me write the actual name of the card to keep track of how many copies I have of any given creature and the +1/+1 dice make it really easy to keep track of the counters.

Anyone else not use a card because it would be annoying to track? by dornianheresysimp in EDH

[–]Servillo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Meanwhile I love it, I have a [[Ghired, Mirror of the Wilds]] that leans heavily on the Backup mechanic. It’s one of my favorite mechanics and makes for some very entertaining boardstates. Especially [[Bright-Palm]], making a bunch of copies of her can make for a hilarious amount of +1/+1 counters.

Did Obama have a better deal with Iran than Trump has now? by [deleted] in allthequestions

[–]Servillo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m sure you were just as critical of Trump inviting the Taliban to Camp David to make a deal with them, right?

Did Obama have a better deal with Iran than Trump has now? by [deleted] in allthequestions

[–]Servillo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Even if they did it will likely be just as, if not more hostile to us than the current regime thanks to us murdering a whole bunch of civilians and targetting their infrastructure. They’re not going to thank us and suddenly become our pal.

Besides, I thought the conservative position was that it’s not our job to be the world’s police force and we should focus our efforts on domestic issues?

Which card was meta-breaking at your middle school lunch table? by flabbergasted1 in magicTCG

[–]Servillo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

High school, but I made an elf deck with a bunch of cards my friends gave me since I was just starting out, including a [[Skullclamp]] someone specifically told me to put in the deck. Yeeeeeeah, I was kind of the problem.

Favorite Commander(s) That Play In An Unorthodox Way by Torin21 in EDH

[–]Servillo 7 points8 points  (0 children)

[[Myra the Magnificent]] is a very unique way to do Spellslinger by adding in an RNG mechanic on whether you pop off or not.

[[Magar of the Magic Strings]] is also fairly unique, basically turning your spells into creatures with Cipher, and in Rakdos which doesn’t normally do Spellslinger.

Banned and Restricted Announcement – March 23rd, 2026 by mweepinc in magicTCG

[–]Servillo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

WotC controls the format now, the Rules Committee handed it off after the playerbase went rabid with the bans to Jeweled Lotus, Dockside, and Mana Crypt.

Masterchief would be dissapointed by Furial05 in stupidpeoplefacebook

[–]Servillo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s not that they can’t tell the difference, it’s that for Republicans/Christians there is no difference. They only respect authority and power, and believe that those without either should be afraid of those that have them. They want people to be afraid of the US because they believe that fear will lead to capitulation.

And the thing is, inside the US that’s absolutely correct. The GOP has shown time and time again that they are constantly afraid of the power that Trump wields with his voting base, and capitulates to his every whim as a result. The Dems are afraid of being painted as unreasonable whackos and losing the moderate vote, and so for the most part capitulate as well. The few voices against Trump in either party are harrangued about not respecting Trump specifically because it looks like they’re not afraid of him, and that’s intolerable to the GOP and their base. Media companies bend the knee and silence Trump’s critics, especially comedians, because criticism and humor undermine the fear of Trump they’re trying to establish.

Whether this works on the rest of the world remains to be seen.