The local police, building inspector, and fire marshal are all contesting my 'safety' assertion, or would be if they could reach me past all the traps.
Maslow's Pyramid [Explained]
Transcript Under the Cut
[Cueball leading White Hat and Megan to a giant pyramid modelled after Maslow's hierarchy of needs, with each tier labelled after its need on the pyramid, and a comment next to it in the comic.]
Self actualization: [X] Honestly questioning my life choices here
Esteem: [X] People seem less impressed by it than I hoped
Belonging and Love: [X] Friends are worried about me
Safety: [Checkmark] Highly defensible
Physiological needs: [X] Provides basic shelter but no food, water, heat, et cetera.
Caption: I built Maslow's pyramid thing, but it's a total ripoff - it's only providing 20% of my needs.
The hermitcraft recap is such a different experience depending on how many hermits you watch
All of them: the recap doesn’t give any new information but you get all the jokes which is super fun
None of them: everything the recap says is new to you but it’s structured in a way that gets you up to date. You really don’t get a lot of jokes tho
Just a few: the jokes about the hermits you watch are funny but the rest of the recap can really be quite surprising (you tend to find out the origins of a lot of pranks)
Audience member: Hello. I was wondering, uh, if you could go back and re-experience a moment from Hermitcraft-Hermitcraft again, what experience would that be?
(Skizz snatches the mic from Impulse to speak, the audience laughs as Skizz stretches, rolls his shoulders back as if to gear up for something)
Tango: Look at him (emulates Skizz)
Skizz: When I killed you. (does a turn with a flourish to look at Joel, who straightens up in his seat, starts laughing and shakes his head)
(Skizz holds the mic aloft in one hand to drop in his other, in a mic drop)