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It's really cool to have a boss that utilizes a unique but core part of the game like that.

Conversely, Gohma is just like - send Goron rolling. Hit eye. So fucking yawn (fire boss)

SeabassDebeste posted...

i think it's correct that "shut up and take my money" is the most popular futurama meme

It's not. Time and variability are on the side of suspicious fry. Hell, they used the meme to market the show.

Searches for "futurama meme" prioritize suspicious fry, and using .gif tools has that first for "futurama" as a whole.

Suspicious Fry isn't just the most popular meme from Futurama, it's the most representative image of the show at this point.

UshiromiyaEva posted...

by far the most popular Futurama meme

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/6/5/AAPtnbAAEiLV.jpg

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Ben

I laughed for Insomniac Spider-Man and cracked up for Donald Glover

Ben

Saoirse flirted with Ares.

Yeah, I guess I just decided to stick with Rito first, and since the Lindor tower is the first on the way in that direction, I just headed straight down the road then up to the tower, and he's on that path.

Any other direction approaching the tower or just not wanting to go that way, yeah, I can see it being difficult to run into him.

I found Hestu pretty quickly. He's like, right there, if you follow where the game hints you to go.

Ben
Frank

I feel like we're past spoiler marking that ability.

Even still, I've found it a boon when exploring. Especially when there's cliffs to cross, a little hover craft does wonders.

Getting around on a bike or car is pretty useful too, especially when you can't bring your horse everywhere.

And sometimes you need a super hot air balloon thing to go real high

South Central Hyrule and great plateau done!

68 shrines
47 lightroots
425 koroks

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Jack

It's obviously a fake quote anyway; Kevin Smith can't say anything.

It's also a name

Feebass

PrivateBiscuit1 posted...

I'm convinced that the director just didn't even care about Flash at all. How do you not add a more significant Flash cameo? I think part of it is him being saltiness over people wanting them to include Grant Gustin in the first place, and John Wesley Shipp was in the CW show too.

Or, you know, studio overreach.

HanOfTheNekos posted...

Anyhow, I'm now done with 4 areas, overworld, sky, and depths

That's Central Hyrule field, Hyrule ridge, Tabantha/Hebra, and West Necluda (and Great Sky Island).

47 shrines
31 lightroots
316 koroks

I unlocked the map for Hyrule forest because I wanted the master sword. This is before i accidentally got it.

however, that will still be my next venture

Great Hyrule Forest done. Lame area.

58 shrines
40 lightroots
342 koroks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7-TQdN40Dk

Baman Piderman

No.

Al Gore possibly the most important election we've ever had.

Jack Donaghy (30 Rock)

I know your RULES JB, but Dexter is totally a 2004 character

Anyhow, I'm now done with 4 areas, overworld, sky, and depths

That's Central Hyrule field, Hyrule ridge, Tabantha/Hebra, and West Necluda (and Great Sky Island).

47 shrines
31 lightroots
316 koroks

I unlocked the map for Hyrule forest because I wanted the master sword. This is before i accidentally got it.

however, that will still be my next venture

I accidentally found the Master Sword.

(weapon)

Scoot over Purah.

Violynne is new Zelda waifu

Mr_Lasastryke posted...

this is 100% what i thought during that scene, yeah. rather weird.

also, i didn't like the kraglin/cosmo subplot. it was so fucking obvious that there was going to be a "she's a GOOD dog!" resolution, it was ridiculous.

Almost as ridiculous as this complaint HEY-O

I'm glad they didn't kill anyone off. Any of those deaths would have been worthless in the frame of the film, aside from potentially Rocket's.

ChaosTonyV4 posted...

How much do you drive a day? Ive got a 2018 Volt, and I can still get squeeze 60 miles on pure electric, have they not improved in the last 5 years?

Also, just speaking to anyone, please dont buy a Tesla.

I was mixed up - that was my reason to not drive a hybrid, since it's all highway driving.

However, I do drive distances of up to 120 miles a day at times as well, whenever I drop down into the city or visit my parents.

Sorry, Comm. Sending lots of love.

BlueCrystalTear posted...

I'm not forgetting anything.

An electric car itself doesn't burn any fossil fuels, but does that take into account where the electricity comes from in the first place?

Okay, but this is like you saying "a salad isn't healthier than a pizza because it also has calories".

Nobody is saying EV's have zero environmental impact, but they do have much less. And that improves year to year.

This does not change that charging times are a massive inconvenience and having too few stations in the areas I go to make an EV something I won't even consider. And I doubt enough will change in five years, so.

I'm not trying to convince you to buy one, I'm just saying that you're arguing like they're worse than gas-burning cars.

But for the sake of clearing up some misconception!:
Modern vehicles have chargers packaged that can fully charge in under 20 minutes (though yeah, it's not spectacular for the battery).

And yeah, charging can be difficult if you don't have a charging station at your home, and I wouldn't recommend someone spring for an EV if they don't have one at home, but if you DO... then a charging station ends up being more accessible than a gas station! Way more accessible. I am fortunate enough to live at an apartment complex that has charging stations, and when I move in with my gf, we plan on installing a charging station. But for a lot of other people, charging stations are becoming more and more widespread - not in totality yet, but as the technology develops, they'll be around more and more. I just got back from Florida where a lot of restaurants just have a bunch of ports in their parking lots.

Also, it's never been an inconvenience. Usually once a week, I just park in the charging port and charge overnight, then drive out of there the next day. If the port is there and accessible, then it's not even close to a contest with being less of an inconvenience than having to go to a gas station. Not to mention that charging is cheaper per mile than gas.

BlueCrystalTear posted...

In your case I'd probably have gone with just a hybrid then. I just really don't like the idea of having to charge a car like a mobile device, especially when I have to go out of my way to a charging station (which would be pretty much everywhere, including home). It doesn't feel intuitive and the environmental impact is not enough for the effort.

I will never buy a full electric car unless they improve significantly. My next one will likely be a hybrid though. And we really should be standardizing the hybrids, because those have positive impact by burning significantly less fossil fuels. Some EV owners don't realize where the electricity comes from...

Andy, I've done enough of the research, and iirc, after something like a year of driving an EV, the carbon footprint from charging it outweighed by an equivalent amount of driving under gas. And it only grows from there.

The issue you're running into with your argument here is forgetting that hybrids and hybrid-electric also run on something. Hybrids still run off of fossil fuels. Hybrid-electrics are hybrids that can plug in - that is, you can increase their charge by plugging them in.

Plugging in and charging is better for the environment than burning gasoline.

I actually specifically avoided a hybrid-electric because the majority of driving I do would default to use the gas instead of the battery, even though I don't cover that much ground.

If you truly know you will be fine with the battery size, and have a method for getting a gas car if you have longer drives, then yes, worth it.

Especially if your work has free charging. That's removing your gas/charge bill.

I have a Kia EV6, and while it's not small or cheap, it's the smoothest thing I've ever driven, and it helps the environment. Has a larger battery though.

Man I played through all of Dark Souls and don't even remember that I couldn't pause.

naw I took vacation and haven't played barely any in that whole time

I loved Beast Wars

GANON1025 posted...

I was making decent main story progress until I found the side quest that leads you to the Fierce Deity armor, now Im completely sidetracked

I've been wearing the boots most of my playthrough - be curious to find it as a quest

ctesjbuvf posted...

Yeah. The one about the underground right

Yeah. Did you do it?

I just find that exploring everywhere is a mite easier after you get autobuild and can just build things to go up and around real quick

ctesjbuvf posted...

Ah okay. Just did. Seems like it was still fine exploring that area first? Not really a lot there.

Did you get her next quest after finishing the first regional phenomenon in Hebra?

Endless

ctesjbuvf posted...

Yeah, I actually did do that region first and then went on to beat the Wind Temple. I now see what you mean lol. Though I didn't feel like I was missing out on anything. Considering how many times I thought to myself "isn't this area way more snowy than it was in the first game" I could've probably put 2 and 2 together.

Still got lots of Hebra to explore.

I think the road to the Wind Temple is the most fun I've ever had in a Zelda game platforming, even if it was relatively simple. Boss fight was quite fun.

Actually, the reason to do it is now to return to Lookout Landing and speak to Josha.

GranzonEx posted...

Do you actively look for them? I've done almost the entire map and I have about 150. Kinda hard to imagine they could fit so many in one or two regions.

Yes, and there's about 70ish per map area.

notdave posted...

there's a mask that helps

Mask is for casuals B-)

(yes, I'm aware that gatekeeping gathering Koroks is silly)

GranzonEx posted...

You've been working for Hestu...

Psh that's barely any korok seeds

ctesjbuvf posted...

I have just finished my second region. Hyrule Ridge/Tabatha Frontier. First being Central Hyrule fields. I thought of going up to the one to the right of Hebra next as the Impa quest is pointing me to that place. Then Hebra after that.

Is it worth exploring underground soon or does it not matter much?

You might find it helpful to finish a main quest thing to get the rest of the unlocks. I did the Impa quest without doing that section because it's right on the edge.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/3/8/AAOJ0pAAEhJS.jpg
Heros path so far

Requesting a blurb for 5P3LL1NG-B

Okay done with my third area (Hebra), so this is my tally at this point (though I have yet to go down into the depths from here...

34 shrines
13 lightroots
226 koroks

Blurbs for Kim and Kay