Satelight, the anime studio behind Symphogear and Macross, is doing the Red Ranger isekai anime.
And based off of that, I started reading a few chapters of the manga last night, and unfortunately I have to confirm it is - at least for now - quite funny. Putting a hotblooded Red Ranger into generic fantasy isekai world might be a joke that runs its course quickly but it got some laughs for now.
made a new orc and tried a hand at a magâhar frostwolf
https://imgur.com/a/HVTn7EQ
based and lokâtar pilled
Wait, what does the bitness of server software have to do with its network latency?
I have no idea, all Iâve heard is that the new legendary servers are more reliable.
They adjusted the speed limit of a neighbouring street to 20kmh
They also paved it differently (more space overall)
And are planning to putting in some trees on the side (much needed as the town has lost a lot of the trees in the centre over the years)
Someone already managed to bump into one of the barriers marking where the trees will go⌠I swear people drive like their cars have the turning circle of a lorry from the 60s.
Praise Joko!
ESO combat does no favours to ESO.
The Lore? 
The combat? 
Joko? JUST JOKO?! I think you mean Joko the magnanimous. Joko the magnificent. Joko the TRANSCENDANT! Joko the Immortal Scourge of Vabbi! Joko the heart-throb!
this message brought to you by the mordant crescent. praise joko.
sadly fully agree. lore, world design, art team and music team gave one of the best MMO settings out there.
but good god the combat and world scaling.
Do the sinlge target for the ârogueâ side of the talent tree and then the mythic+ side for outlaw?
Canât believe theyâre saying no to tea on the myth outlaw rogue tree
Praise Jokoâs bikini.
im reminded of a fanart and now i must find it
Googling âPalawa Joko swimsuitâ should get you the reddit post.
I was just about to link it.
found it. magnificent
https://www.reddit.com/r/Guildwars2/comments/1d5bau2/awaken_your_summer_fashion_sense_with_joko/
the virgin arthas menethil vs the bi-king joko
Me: âI shoot this guyâ
DM (paraphrased): âYou miss, no roll. Moments later he is struck down by a bolt of divine lightning.â
Quickest way to make me feel like Iâve entered a non-interactive cutscene.
Thatâs a moment where âhell yeah, you blow his head offâ is the perfect reply
Zeus up there going âdamn that roll so bad I gotta help 'em out.â
I think you just experienced stack overflow in your DND game where you rolled below zero, and it wrapped back around to a 20.
But the DM didnât even give me a roll, I just auto-missed. An NPC who apparently was supposed to die anyway.
I legit stood up and walked out of a whole campaign when a DM pulled this move. I can tolerate missing, and I sometimes have fun giving my PC a dramatic permadeath, but railroading is where I end friendships. How did you handle it? With more grace than I, or less?