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Sounds like kegals for men, which both is a thing and supposedly fairly healthy for you. More than that or any particular actual medical research behind it I have no idea, but I've heard it in passing a few times.

Kadabra would probably be the sane choice.

Go with Wigglytuff.

Each and every time I get that second level of alienist in Incursion. The feeling that comes when a fully buffed animal companion night hunter (read: giant bat) kicks the ever-loving out of an adult dragon. That time I beat a crab demon to death with my bare hands while climbing on the ceiling as a priest/barb. Any orc that gens with disease immunity -- eat them up yum yum. High luck halfling warrior slingers critting everything to death. A dual-wield spiked chain build once it gets off the ground.

The rolling series of nerfs I helped inflict on Temporal Wardens in T4 -- it started when I got less than 0% movespeed and broke the game. Same character had >800 combined stats (For comparison, the highest you can get without kit or talents effecting anything is ~360.). It was great <3

Killing morgoth from around the corner in Furyband. Phase storm love.

The time I got one-shot four or so steps into the only corridor of the first dungeon I entered in ADOM by an acid trap.

The time I got instakilled in crawl after opening the only door leading away from the entrance. Exploding darts will forever be crawldev's primary means of trolling the occasional starting caster.

Getting ahold of a blaster bomb in X@COM. Nothing more needs be said.

The list rolls on.

... most Americans, anyway. If someone doesn't specifically denote format, I generally write the date in dd/mm/yyyy. Partially because the habit stuck after a few years of French, partially because it confuses people a little. Haven't had any problems because of the habit... most business/government stuff I've ran into recognizes European format after a few seconds of looking at it funny

At least when I don't bust out the full Xth day of the Yth month, in the whateverth year of our lord spiel. Sometimes anno domini, it varies.

Actually, the absolute best example I've seen of that comes from spiderweb software, the guy that did Avernum, Geneforge, etc. Fellow basically built an engine and then largely used it (with minor tweaks/upgrades) for several games.

They're pretty good, and it's a workable strategy for game development. It's not done nearly as effectively in general, though.

It's the continuing minor chime, but FF's influence towards popularizing the JRPG stuff was stronger in the states than the place from whence it came. Dragon Quest was the major starting point for that style of game, yeah, and it had/has a much stronger following in Japan. If you're looking for the start and spread of the popular JRPG, you're looking for Dragon Quest. FF both came later and didn't have as much influence until much later in the general history (such as it is) of RPGs.

The discrepancy is partially because a lot of the DQ games just never really made it over here to the states. Blazes if I know why, but eh. Fair number of major influences to the JRPG world (even the stuff we got over here in the states) were either never localized or localized much, much later than their initial release.

General question, because the few times I've played LoL didn't have much in the way of communication, but... isn't there a mute/ignore feature? Stuff like what you just spouted, Dark, would have me using the hell out of that. Just a short message to the rest of the team that I've muted person X and please relay anything tactically important.

I've always found mute to be one of the most useful communication features in a multiplayer game