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sharkmafia posted:I sympathize a lot with chilchuk's tired-eyed 'i just work here' vibe and he's a wonderful straight man to the other party members' goofy nonsense He's the responsible adult of the group. Senshi may be a similar relative age, but he's been down in a dungeon for a long time
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Dolash posted:An elf checking back in a century later to see if there's an elf language patch yet, messaging the grandchild of the original dev, who has to explain that the entire art medium they're referring to no longer exists. They point out that there was an elf working on a translation patch, but it was for a console long since discontinued. Company made it bought out thrice over. All documentation for code in that version in fragments and those fragments are in Goblin (for some reason).
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RuBisCO posted:Fun episode to watch! 
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Lt. Lizard posted:If you ever looked at some food and wondered how the hell did humans discover you can eat that, "someone like Laios" is the most likely answer. Someone like Laios to ask if it was possible and someone like Senshi to make it in a way that tastes good.
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cant cook creole bream posted:I feel bad for Marcille. She just wants to be useful on the quest to safe her girlfriend and tries her best, but everyone is always rude and dismissive to her. Boiled/steamed cabbage alone is a misuse, but it's good to extend other dishes with and adds texture. Like Corned beef and cabbage works because it absorbs some of the flavors and as long as it's not overcooked, adds just enough crisp texture that it's not just beef (and carrots and potatoes)
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RuBisCO posted:Absolutely. The treasure bugs (and living armour) and the ghosts are both such great examples of Kui's world-building. The living armor, treasure bugs and an as of yet revealed monster are my three favorites from this series, with honorable mention to another one that's basically a reference to a number of things.
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Kwyndig posted:If only more adventurers were willing to pick up cool rocks and swords and poo poo they find in the dungeon. Cant eat em, can't use em for cooking. Worthless.
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Your Uncle Dracula posted:good manga panel from this ep. laios doing his best dennis always sunny Now I wanna see the Dungeon Meshi group as IASIP characters.
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It's like those dreams where you relive being in school, but you're still adult size and everything.
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Your Uncle Dracula posted:WITH slimes AND bats
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DNA Cowboys posted:Earlier editions of Dungeons and Dragons (i.e. AD&D and earlier), which assumed the heroes would be traveling with hirelings and other specialists, often included trained dogs on equipment lists. I specifically remember an AD&D-era article in Dragon magazine about increasing the survivability of low-level magic-users. One of the pro-tips was using the character's starting gold to buy a pair of big, mean dogs. The downsides to this strategy have been well-explored by this thread: bringing dogs into a dungeon tends to result in a lot of dead dogs, which isn't really the kind of story that a lot of people want to tell. One of the alternatives to this was to use the cheaper and more expendable chicken to just have them walk into traps.
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sharkmafia posted:one extremely cool detail i forgot about is the idea that dragons use their tongue to ignite their fire breath like we would with a hand lighter That's in the How to Train Your Dragon movies too fwiw. Basically dragons have a sac where they store gasses to generate fire and then ignite them when they want to blast flames. Xelkelvos fucked around with this message at 17:28 on Mar 16, 2024 |
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Hihohe posted:Ill be honest, i dont know what a cour is and i thought they meant to say course because they were making a food joke Here's some anime viewing vocab 101 for the youngins who aren't aware of these terms Series: Refers to the American sense of the entire story. Most anime are only one season so they're often synonymous. Season: Synonymous with the UK use of "Series." A complete production unit that is at least one Cour/calendar season and may be more. Shows like One Piece, Dragon Ball Super and Detective Conan do not have these and are largely separated by arcs or calendar year. They are the exceptions rather than the rule. Cour: Japanese broadcasting term based on the French word. Calendar season production unit. Most anime are 1 cour. Some, like this one, are 2 cour. Sentai and Kamen Rider are 4 cour technically. 3 is very rare, but happens. 1 cour is 12-13 episodes. The variation is largely based on individual series and preference of the creators. Split cour: Uncommon. Refers to series whose cours are not aired continuously. Reasons for this vary.
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YggiDee posted:
And Americans only used cour because the Japanese used it because weebs. https://twitter.com/gaurichan/status/1773481982791401962
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I'm not a youngin', I just haven't watched anime since before Americans started using 'cours' (thanks!)
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Marsupial Ape posted:I respectfully counter: the cockatrice petrified her. She was stunned into a tsukkomi
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Jyrraeth posted:I wish I knew better words for: Fanservice-y Lewd Cheesecake (I don't even know the etymology of this one, but that's what some of those toys of shots are called)
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