Eluvianii

Brandon's birthday, also known as Koloss Head-Munching Day. Also the day he posts the State of the Sanderson. Probably. It's been ages since I watched those movies. TPBM likes peanut butter.

Hopefully, a couple weeks from now that will be true. TPBM is counting the days until the 22nd.

Empty promises. We all think we've won at some point. But this game, it doesn't let you go.

Slowly making progress on RoW. Just passed chapter 12 again and it's still the best chapter ever.

Besides, they've implied in the past that they want to do something about it. They didn't make any promises but at least they seem to be aware of the issue and are just looking for the best way to solve it without taking downright losses. But if they find that balance I don't see why it wouldn't happen.

Watched the first episode of Onyx Equinox. The animation looks kind of strange at times but it looks really promising.

I, I don't know. Whether we are North America or Center America is still a debate matter apparently. TPBM tried to become Spider-Man as a kid, by extending their hand to a spider.

Well, not English but it's a step, right?

Never read Twilight past the first book, but watched the storm out of the movies when they were popular and have the books in my tbr. Don't remember enough about it to make sound opinions, but I have an extreme bias towards vampires in basically anything so I would probably say Edward regardless.

I just found us a new fan.

The truck carrying my copy of RoW is right now somewhere driving around the city, and I can't help but to compulsively look out the window every ten seconds. I know the guy has lots of deliveries to make and that mine could take hours, but I still can't help it. Either way, I start RoW today.

Alright. Just finished this book and I need somewhere to channel the array of nonsense that is going through my mind right now. First of all the book was crazy good. What a surprise, right? And then uhh, Lopen. Yes, Lopen. I mean, I always assumed he was as laid back as he seemed, and he kinda is, but being in his mind brings everything to a new light. I mean, when he is talking about why he made one-armed Herdazian jokes, and then the exchange he has with Rysn right after, I had to fight back the tears, it was so unexpected despite how obvious it was in retrospective. Still speaking of Lopen, I think his feelings toward Cord are cute, but I can't help but ship him with Rushu. Then when Rysn floats for the first time, storms I was dying there. How do you not cry on that part? I will need a tutorial for rereads. Oh, and then there's the Dawnshard of course. When she was describing the mural I was looking desperately for something similar, I was like "Ok, so two layers? That's like the allomantic chart, right? But the colors are wrong" and stuff. Of course that option didn't even make any sense. In the end the closest I could find was the Cosmere symbol itself, and even then the only real relation is that both have a sun at the center. And the deal at the end. I storming love when a final battle is a spoken one. That final encounter between Holmes and Moriarty in Sherlock Holmes 2? Amazing. Basically every important battle in Monogatari? Top tier. Half the gameplay in an Ace Attorney game? That's true tension. So when I saw one of those was going to be the climax of this book. Well, try to imagine my excitement. And now of course, next order of business is try to predict when will Rysn meet an Awakener, what will it be like, and if it's going to be Vasher or Vivenna. So yeah, basically, the book was amazing, the Lopen is even more great than he seemed, I predict that he won't get the dramatic scene he wants until the fifth Ideal and, guys, I think I'm in love with Rysn. Now just to wait for my copy of RoW to get here, which it seems it will tomorrow. How's that for good timing?

You guys are scaring me, but now I really can't wait.

So, based on everything here for the last page and a half, I assume big ship stuff happens in RoW?

Granted. You can now know exactly what a person is feeling just by looking at them. It's not only basic stuff obviously, the array of emotions is so complex you could almost extrapolate thoughts from it. Whenever you see a person or enter a conversation you instantly know how you should speak to them to keep the mood or to make them feel better if necessary. You are also now devoid of any simpathy for any human being so you only use this power to make people miserable and for them to hate you. I wish for the ability to stop time two hours a day affecting everyone except me, so that I have two extra hours to do stuff.

Yes I am, it should come either today or tomorrow. TPBM knows what the two persons above me are talking about.

Edwin followed Lisa's gaze. There it was! So it was something familiar. There was a shape on the floor. A spren. Its behavior was, strange, however. "...I'm sure you guys will work it out." At that moment he saw James arriving too. The entrance would soon be cramped. For the moment he watched the scene unfold, it should be easier now. Sure, Edwin had been living here for months already, but the presence and authority of a Bondsmith were always reassuring. @Empress Stick @Wyndlerunner @Aragorn

You get the most luxurious and biggest mini-fridge (what?) on the face of Earth. But you won't ever get a drink again. I wish for a chicken.

That's controversial?

I was thinking, it has been mentioned before how this series is similar to the Cosmere in terms of detail and scope, but I just recently learned about the word "Sanderlanche" (don't know how it took this long), and it fits perfectly here too, with the end of each game, and multiplied at the end of an arc. I remember at the time I played it, chapter 4 of FC was the most intense gaming experience for me to date. There was just too much happening and too many revelations suddenly in what was previously a pretty calm game. Then chapter 7 of SC came and well, you know. I'll skip 3rd here because its structure is pretty unique but it still has its moments. Then Zero did something similar to FC and Ao was just one revelation after another already before the halfway point. I'm expecting the same to happen with Erebonia but it's pretty interesting how both series can be compared from that standpoint too. (tangent, I'm really starting to ship Machias and Emma)

Flying giant sheep! WTWTTSW you ask a stranger on the street for the time?

Halfway through Dawnshard. Guys, I'm crying. It's not like a depressing book or anything by any means so far but gosh, there's this one scene around 50% of the book that just hits hard. (posting this here because I'm afraid to enter the dedicated subforum)