For me it was Garmond and Zaza that got me through that fight.

It’s not just bing. It’s results from bing, Google and eusp.

The origin feats are supposed to be less powerful because they are the ones that are available from level 1. I personally think the savage attacker origin feat is one of the weaker origin feats, but it is also the only one that will directly increase your damage output. So if you’re only looking to increase your damage, it is still the best choice.

Savage attacker is mathematically most powerful on 1d12 weapons and way less so on 2d6. So if you are commited to only using the maul you will feel it’s effect way less. But a lot can happen in a campaign, maybe you’ll find a cool magical Warhammer or greataxe that you can use. Even if they’re not magical, having two different weapon masteries that you can strategically use in different circumstances is really good.

Clowning on the industry

De middelste doet me het meest aan jip en Janneke denken. Die eerste is ook lekker strak. maar daarmee heeft het ook een beetje iets engs.

Double win

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People who think experiencing the game is worth enough to pay full price. Most Mario and Zelda titles are of high enough quality that I do think they are worth that. You can think of it like going to the movies. You’ll pay a lot and you only get to see it once, but for a lot of people that’s worth it if the film is good enough. But for other people it’s not worth the money.

Personally I do buy the mario and Zelda games on cartridge. They are some of the few games that I might actually want to replay in 10-15 years. And I do support DRm free options like GOG. Especially when there is no physical option available.

If I want to own the game I can always buy the cartridge.

For me personally, I buy about 80% of my switch games digitally. I’m not someone who replays games. The ease of access is to me a known and worthy trade-off to not owning the game and essentially only renting it till their servers shut down.

Only the games I know that I want to revisit I’ll buy on cartridge. That way I don’t fill up my shelves with games I’ll never touch again. (I also don’t like dealing with selling games through eBay. It’s a hassle and I’ve had some bad experiences)

I have however had a few times where I wish I bought the cartridge not so I can replay it myself, but so that I can share it with a friend who seems interested but is not willing to pay full price for something they’re not sure they’ll like. So for me this feature is something I’ll actually use. And it seems fair that the limits are trying to mimic mostly the same limits you’ll have when sharing a cartridge.

Being able to let your friends play your digital games is pretty cool. The implementation seems fair.

Understandable

For 90% of the time, there is barely any difference. The changes they did make are pretty much all appreciated though. It does feel like a big patch.

Only thing I still don’t 100% get is the rules around dual wielding and when you can actually change weapons. Everyone online seem to have a different interpretation.

These things can fuck! Some times up to 7 days.

That alcohol percentage in whiskey is high enough that the alcohol would slowly eat away at the cork. To make sure the cork doesn’t dry out it is best to keep the bottle upside down for a few seconds once every ~6 months.

I’ve been using the logitech marathon m705 for the last 10 years for that exact reason. It doesnt have rechargeable batteries but the AA batteries it came with lasted me for almost 2 years. Now, even if I buy cheap batteries I know I don’t have to worry about it for at least another year.