I need a voice changer like this for game nights
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This doesn't even make sense to me as a question. I don't know why I would watch hours of a show I don't like on the off chance it might get better. There is so much entertainment available these days. Why would you torture yourself with something showing direct evidence of poor writing over something that could easily be better just by being 'okay?'
A lot of games are written pretty 'middle of the road' to get as much of a broad base as possible. A few stand out though.
The Last of Us really hit hard when I played it. I came to the end of that game feeling a little bit like I had an adoptive daughter, and feeling guilty that I had, to my mind, let her down.
There wasn't much 'writing' in it but Shadow of the Colossus also hit me pretty squarely in the chest.
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice was another that had some real power to the writing. Go listen to this setup (stop at 2:47)and tell me that isn't made to give goosebumps.
I've never played it but 'Pony Island' seems to have a pink color scheme and I'm guessing it's about ponies, so maybe?
It can be that. Never played Ghosts so I don't know about that one in particular. Some games do other things with it, but that sort of thing is absolutely usable to create that 'trapped' feeling.
Great, just in time for the number of shipments of imports needing to be distributed across the US to plummet...
Not telling you what the plan is, is part of the plan.
Until more recent times, a handful of hard boiled eggs was cheap, highly nutritious, and damned good with a sprinkle of salt/pepper/tajin/paprika/furikake or a dollop of mayo/sour creme/sriracha/nacho cheez/butter/etc. Potatoes are still pretty good in the same ways; just bake and let cool and you can add any of those same toppings and chow down at any time. Or get the smaller ones and airfry with a spritz of oil and salt. As long as you eat the skins, it's good nutritionally too.
While Trump seems morally capable of doing such things, nothing about his history has suggested he has the competence for it to be a coherent master plan.
Or is salad an undercooked and dry soup?
In one of my settings, this is taken into account, sort of. The world spans ages. In the first age, magic is so plentiful that entire species, at various levels of sapience/sentience, were created by random accidental acts of magical creation. By the third age, most have disappeared, leaving areas dominated by single species. By the fifth, only non-magical life remains, just humans, and there is no sixth.
1st off, intelligent =/= eloquent.
That said, no one can play a character smarter than the real life DM. If you are dumb and the DM is smart, he can tell you what your character would do with more intelligence. If you are smart you can think of it yourself. However, if the DM is dumb, it won't matter how smart you or your character is, because the universe your character inhabits is made of stupid.