I agree. It's weird because in my (completely unqualified) option, that IS what the patient should be told, but their SO should almost be told the opposite
Like it's a message ONLY for them
BleatingZombie
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The only place I've seen it is if you didn't finish paying for it (like getting a fence replaced at your house and then not paying them will get it torn down)
I have never laughed as hard as I did when he yelled that at the baby
I've always wondered if there was a term for evolutionary changes that weren't needed!
Follow Saint Luigi's guidance, my son
"But, would frequently get into arguments, as shown by the fighting scissors"
Yeah! Although, it's more of a preventative measure than a trap card. A lot of the oils are pretty boring, but some can be fun to use
I ended up almost exclusively doing the Witcher missions since you usually learn what you're going to fight
My work photo is my brother-in-law and I posing in tuxes at his and my sister's wedding
Objectively, I look super gay in the photo
I haven't changed it because I'm waiting for the homophobe to yell at the straight guy for his gay-looking photo
That makes sense! I've always wanted to run a campaign (even though I've never really played) so I try to take guidance from stories like these
Thank you!
I'm extremely naive when it comes to tabletop RPGs
Is there any kind of "plot says no" response to magic? Something like the doors in oblivion where you need a key to unlock
I know exactly what you mean. I started it 3 times before I got into it
In my opinion, a lot of the gameplay is fairly generic. Attacking a wraith feels the same as attacking a human
It really shines in the immersion and story, though. The first two times I played it, I was skipping all of the dialog and cutscenes (depression is a bitch), so I missed all the good parts
Once you get into the mindset of "hunting" one of the monsters and selecting the right oils and potions, it can be really fun and feel almost like "strategy". For example, there's a potion that turns your blood poisonous to vampires
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In addition to all of the other answers, I've heard the phrase "carrot or the stick" significantly more than "and"
I think it's more like a threat