Back in the day, in one of those K-Grinder MMOs that used to be all the rage. Gave my guild mate and I extra EXP, even more if we were partied up, and had some extra shit like special emotes and a title.
Can't say it was worth it. Like a month later, they quit, so it was kinda pointless to do.
Did attend a couple FFXIV weddings. Those were fun, if you were into RP.
No one let them find an old copy of Deer Avenger.
We need to stop this before it gets worse.
Shit, I did the same shit back in the day. Where's my helpful vision?!
Best I got was a half-coherent toilet telling me my life was following the same path as the log I just flushed.
Damn, the last time I heard of that happening, they gave me a lifetime ban from Walmart.
Pretty well known, but Phantom of the Opera is considered a "cursed" show due to the frequency of people getting hurt. I've known fellow stagehands who absolutely refuse to work it because of the superstitions surrounding it.
The Exorcist is a fairly famous one for having an outright cursed production. Actors getting hurt, frequent technical difficulties, and a pretty nasty fire.
If you're willing to deal with the later costs on your body, learn a trade.
Plumber, electrician, HVAC. Everyone needs something serviced, it's just getting your name out/getting with a good company. Bonus, these things can follow you anywhere. Big city to small townships.
Welding is another solid one. Good welders can be in high demand.
Again, be forewarned, take care of yourself now, and be ready for it to catch up with you down the line. It's rough on your body.
This explains my increased desire for a secret base, and these plans for world domination I keep writing in my sleep.
Anyone got a volcano guy? I don't know where to start. I feel like there's got to be some insurance I need, too? Do I have to cover all of the henchmen, or can I cheap out and only cover my top 3 as a Prime Hench benefits package?
Absolutely worth it, the whole trilogy is, and he's working on a sequel trilogy, from what I've heard.
Probably worth going through all three first, because they do occasionally delve into darker or mature themes, but it's all handled well.
This is probably going to sound dumb because it has so many variants, but Tetris.
It's simple in concept while being highly addicting, with an easy to understand goal. You can teach someone everything they need to know in under 30 seconds. Even the most stripped down, basic version is still engaging.
Few games, even ones of equal simplicity, can attain that perfect balance.
Don't give it life. We all know how it ends.
With "Hate".
It's currently jumbling around alongside "Murder at the 18th st garage" and "My Evil Plan", only occasionally getting cut into by Mariah or Wham.
Great, now it's going to be stuck in my head.
Guess it beats hearing the same damn Christmas songs over and over.
There's also Hemo-Goblin, the vampire who was created by a white supremacist group for ethnic cleansing in South Africa from The New Guardians.
There's a reason the best remembered part of that series is Snowflame. He just did copius amounts of cocaine. Hemo-Goblin gave two characters AIDs.
The aliens turn the frogs gay, the people eat the frogs, the people turn gay.
It's all a plot leading to gay alien landing strips.
The frogs.
I've read a good chunk of the Halo series, they got pretty damn good, and also pretty damn terrible depending on if the author liked a certain character or not.
Actually worth a read if you're into Halo, there's definitely some fun looks into some of the different species, and Covenant politics.
I always love a good "I have achieved immortality" right before they die.
Sends everyone panicking, looking for the phylactery, warning people to keep their eyes out, "he's still out there", and yet the only thing left is the memory they're keeping alive with their paranoia.
I have watched a party get absolutely consumed by it. It was a blast getting to give the "While you hunted for a pawn that wasn't even on the table, I made my gambit" speech and have them realize what was meant with immortality.
Was even better when I pulled out notes on everything they theorized, and threw the Uber-BBEN of their own making at them. A twisted Frankenstein's Monster made out of their own thoughts, barreling down at them from the gaping maw of Hell. The only thing missing was someone trying to turn it into the Staypuft Marshmallow Man.
"Now I have an I-MOD, Ho Ho Ho"
The blood was a very hasty add.
Every vampiric deer is prepared to break out into "Science Fiction/Double Feature" at a moments notice.
You were just being accurate.
Isn't Mini Motorways also on mobile? Same concept as Metro, but with roads and such instead of rail. Requires a bit of change in thinking, but scratches the same itch for me.