I played RoR1 a couple years after release, RoR2 on release, and RoRR on release. I still like 1/Returns better than 2, but I like 2 as well. They are honestly pretty similar in gameplay, but I think the 2d style leaves a lot more room for boss moveset creativity.

How do you find out if you are a supertaster? I’m curious because growing up I couldn’t stomach any vegetable that was bitter. Broccoli, brussel sprouts, celery, etc. were enough to make me gag just from the flavor. Nowadays, I can cope with the bitterness by focusing on other flavors and textures but I’ve definitely been in positions where I have a single bite of celery and then can’t muster up the courage to eat for a solid hour.

I had to see it for myself, and then I made a gif of it so others don’t have to hunt the video down.

I couldn’t embed it, so here: https://ibb.co/tJQ6GTP

I suppose that makes me a kid then :)

I’ll try to take it as a compliment

Is it really just for kids?

I quite like my small crossbody pouches, they are nice to have when you don’t need a backpack but also don’t want to walk around with your pockets stuffed.

Granted, mine are all designed to be worn across the body and not just a fanny pack with a longer strap.

That Dragon, Cancer turned me into a blubbering sobbing mess.

There’s are so many spots in the game that could hit someone the hardest, and I know what mine was.

Not an RPG but is open world: Hyper Light Drifter

I’ve run it on a potato laptop before, so it should run fine.

Only thing I can think of is installations that include drivers. And even then, not all of them.

To be fair, when you first install it/set up an account, it doesn’t know what you like, so it shows you the most generally popular material. A lot of that popular material is pretty… uncomfortable.