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My good friend didn't and had no damage the entire run. He didn't want to waste time shooting the poops.

Ah, that'd do it.

Was there a damage boosting item early on, for example?

@Rusp Do you remember what you did to get a time that fast?

Can't stop the Joementum.

/r d7

FiveThirtyEight has Trump's current odds at slightly less than 1 in 7.

Personally, I have never set fire to a cabbage.

You would think so.

I just wanted to see which of the terms nobody used.

And on cabbage night, we had to lock our cat up so hooligans wouldn't skin her alive or something.

It's what my mom always called it.

I am not even joking.

I call that cabbage night.

That one was confusing.

Three syllables.

I say tractor-trailer usually.

It's a mystery.

I always thought they were two different things, but I wouldn't be able to tell you how.

I hadn't heard of that either.

Seems like such a strange concept.

A long sandwich? I have no word for that.

I put sneakers.

Firefly, also.

I don't use supper either. But they mean the same thing.

Same here.

I say water fountain.

But I put yard sale when I did mine.

Yard sale and garage sale are interchangeable. I also say mountain lion.

Cot rhymes with hot. Caught is more like caw, like a bird.

Mary-Merry-Marry are all the same. But cot and caught are different for me.

If you interpret billionaire as (((billionaire))), sure.

That image seems like bait.

Two minutes into Deus Ex, the NSF scream "Die, fascist!" at you because you're a cop, and half an hour in the NSF leader gives a speech about how billionaires are hoarding all of the wealth while the working class suffers.

A lot of games like this have too much content, it can get pretty daunting.

It probably gives people more motivation to play the first chapter all the way through.

Huh.

I'll probably wait until it's out of Early Access to try it.

Whoops.

Oh wait, I said the first Baldur's Gate is better than the second? I meant the opposite.

Damn.

From what I hear, Divinity isn't as edgy as Baldur's Gate?

It's a pain in the ass learning how the actual game works. But I really liked the world and dialogue, which at times was really funny.