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Cries tears of joy and sadness when recalling that arc.

Ey, I read the manga too! Are you all the way caught up?

Unfortunately no. It came out at a point where new stuff wasn't really coming out for 3DS anymore, and the game (which was designed for PC), took some substantial revamping just for the Switch, PS4 and Xbox ports. As for your second question, I don't know, I haven't met them yet

Hey, never count Tobin out! Well and also Saber too, and Mycen to an extent

Gosh that role doesn't get nearly enough love. Sure it lacks Dimitri's nuances, but Boey is such a fun character in that game, and it's mostly due to Hackney's performance

Bingo

In all honesty, it was just the best Sanderson related pun I could think of. I also do like Wyndle though, I find him very relatable

I recognize some of the clips, like Hubert's comes from a video where Robbie Daymond just says inspirational quotes menacingly. (Quality comedy right there)

Christian La Monte/Ignatz as Steve Irwin is great 10/10 would watch again

This is truly saddening news. He died so young, and is survived by a parent, and to quote King Theoden "No parent should have to bury their child."

Ack! Sorry I didn't get to this sooner. (Honestly, I had to turn off email notifications for new posts, because it was starting to drown out actual important emails). 1. That's a hard question. I really liked my Educational Psychology class that I recently took in terms of content, but what with remote learning, it wasn't a very enjoyable experience. Honestly my favorite class that I've taken is probably my general Ed Science course, which was all about Human Evolution. 2. Yes he has, outside of White Sand, which I haven't read either. 3. Depends on the consoles you have access to. If you're in for a bit of a challenge, I recommend Hollow Knight, which is available on most current gen consoles, as well as PC (it's also pretty dang cheap for the amount of content. 15 dollars for a game probably worth 60). If you have a Nintendo Switch of any variety, a game I cannot recommend enough is Fire Emblem: Three Houses. It's half time management game, and half Strategy RPG. It's got a really multifaceted story, which I can't really begin to do justice, and gameplay that sort of resembles chess. (also I think some really well written characters to boot).

My Hero Academia gets a recommend from me as well. Top quality, you'd totally be into it

Well, given that most commercial beef is raised in a non-wild environment, elk meat (Venison), is significantly leaner, because the elk themselves have to do a lot more work to actually survive. Some people note it as having a 'gamey' sort of flavor, and this is mainly due to a more 'wild' diet, as compared to your average beef cow. Venison can be prepared mostly the same way as your standard beef: steaks, roasts, ground into hamburger,stews, soups, chilis (the soup not the vegetable.) Honestly, unless you were looking out for super subtle differences in texture, flavor, and fat content, you'd have a hard time distinguishing it from beef in most cases.

I did that during my first Steel Soul run, until a few mis-clicks allowed the watcher knights to end me

This is so storming dumb, and I can't stop laughing at it. Good job, your jokes would make Shallan proud (And I do like Shallan's sense of humor, so that's not an insult, it's a compliment)

I am Odin Dark! My Darkness was Darker than Yours!

It's the theory that the entirety of Fates' story and universe is purely just more of Owain's dramatic ramblings that he self-inserted himself and his 2 good friends into. Hence why Fateslandia has no canon name, and it helps account for many of the plot holes left behind by some of Fates' *ahem* stranger decisions...

Have you heard the Owain theory for Fates? that's my current headcanon for that particular timeline. Not gonna lie, I might try my hand at this one. Anyone up for 3 nobles drinkin tea?

"No, I wasn't even in that class" James said with a resigned sigh, "I'm not really sure what was going on with her though. It certainly seemed odd, from an outsider's perspective, that is." James paced back and forth, frustration evident in his stance, "If only I actually knew anything about the other enclaves, like one would expect a Bondsmith to!" He exclaimed in annoyance. Come to think of it, James thought, Why in the heck would the Nightwatcher direct me here, to an enclave that already had a Bondsmith, rather than sending me to one without one? I know she wanted me to receive some training, but most of what I know I still had to figure out on my own, without Doc's help.

Ya know, I could see them doing something like this. Personally, as a big music buff, I really enjoyed that the Fire Emblem amiibo support for 3H gave you map themes from their respective games for use in auxilary battles. As far as the Jugdral headcanon goes, there is some stuff to go off of there, (Brigid, Holy Blood), Isn't Marth implied to be a descendent of Seliph's? That would place Genealogy of the Holy War and Thracia 776 as distant prequels to Shadow Dragon and Mystery of the Emblem, would it not?

You should be able to awaken the Dream Nail without killing anyone in the Spirit's Glade. Are you sure you've gotten every tree and warrior dream? Have you tried going after the dream versions of bosses like Soul Master, and Broken Vessel? Also, here's a map to where Sharp Shadow is. The Little red circle is where you'll find the area where it is