#bumrush

[raviollies]

TRESSPASSER - FEN'HARELS BETRAYAL

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xosage Having a Fabulous Fall already! Started with getting Flewed out, new Fashions at #Trendi, staying Fit with yoga and of course my Fine Ass Baaae. Travel vlogs and pics coming soon, but make sure you check out Ayden's new videos while you wait! Link in my bio to the Sexy Sweats #TrendiPartner

[mr-double-downer]

really cool of CA to make siege battles suck if your faction doesn’t have a good selection of frontline infantry, especially if you’re playing as a faction who specializes in cavalry

[guarshroom]

So I wanted to make a poll on this because I've had a couple of TF2 players be absolutely baffled by this when I did this to them

[inv3ga]

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[blueiight]

Sometimes u think ur a crazy fujoshi but lestat literally says

[dappersheep]

Me the past few weeks while I have to accumulate primogems because I am a master attendant of my word (sometimes I wish I wasn't). I miss my noodel so much but he's also kinda pissed...

[commonwealth-operator]

17 November 2289 / Nordhagen Beach

A militiaman killed in action near the perimeter. This is the first Militia casualty since the Halloween attack.

This rifleman, Peyton, joined up with us outside the robotics disposal ground by USAF Olivia. We found him and his partner Kelly scavenging for robot parts there and following a brief standoff we were able to offer them a better life than mucking in the mud looking for circuitboards.

Kelly and Peyton accompanied us for a fire mission at the air force base so I could test their mettle. After proving themselves against the raiders I brought them back to Nordhagen for processing and they both joined the Militia as riflemen, blending in with the regulars there.

In planning for Operation TI:BUMRUSH, it was determined a larger force than just Rat Patrol would be needed for operational success. With our numbers low and options limited, we poached some of the security staff from Nordhagen to take with us on the assault, taking Kelly, Watson and Caden with us and leaving Peyton and Hardi in charge.

During the operation, a small band of raiders took advantage of the reduced patrols at home and launched a surprise attack. Peyton coordinated the defense but was killed when he tried to lead a counterattack out beyond the wire. Kelly has since been honorably relieved from mission duty in perpetuity.

Below: only known photograph taken of Peyton while he was alive, showing him in basic weapons familiarization course. Kelly is just barely visible behind him as they were in the same class.

[mdpikachu]

HATSUNE MIKU?!

[ebitenpura]

I was trying to get a pic of the script but I need to express how fucking funny it looks for Eight to be charging the beach with a sword

[irl]

im 2 hot ppl wnna kill me 4 it

[raviollies]

is this a safe space to say i think most fashion in Dragon age outside of the default character gear is the epitome of 'allergic to serving cunt'

Like who was out of their gourd on Bioware to think that gaudy yellow plaid was the dye option that everyone was clamoring for. It's time to take on the enemy, you know what this calls for? An ill fitting leather jacket on top of my matching pajamas. Yeah make sure it's orange too. Can't forget my templar helmet that's 3 sizes too big.

[camelpimp]

What do you mean I can't get the wavemaster robe because I did the iron throne quest too early????

[lollybliz]

Hi Lolly!

So I have a question.

Based on the shrines you've done in tears so far, how do you think the difficulty of the shrines compares to botw's?

Oo yeah i can answer that one! Most of your questions are sitting in my drafts until I have a good chunk of time to write a worthy answer fjdjdjdjdndndne

Short answer: much more complicated, not necessarily harder, per se.

Longer answer: botw shrines never Stumped me. I have done all 120 shrines at least once, and while there were shrines that Took Me Awhile, it was never because i genuinely didn't know what to do, or got stuck, it was because I didn't have enough arrows, or I ran out of swords, or the motion controls had me by the throat.

I've only done a few dozen of totk's shrines yet and yet I can think of three separate times when I got Genuinely Stuck and had to sit and think for several minutes, trying things, talking it out, bellyaching to a friend on discord that I couldn't understand what it was asking me to do- and then, after boiling on it for a while, got a lightbulb moment, and the shrine suddenly made sense. And once it made sense, it was a cakewalk.

So. Is that harder? Idk. What's your metric for 'hard'? Totk's are more challenging, to me, and definitely count as more complicated. The win conditions are more specific, and you have to get it Right rather than bumbling into some variation that Works.

I sincerely doubt there are any lightning traps you can set off in the strength trial equivalents, for example 🤣

[bugunlikeanangel]

sometimes you see people vaguepost about you (not on tumblr, and if you guessed its about my ex you are right) and you cant help but wonder

hey. that is a blatantly untrue fact about me. i did not do that and you KNOW i didn't do that.

or do they... convince themselves that it's true to make themselves feel better? did he TELL people i did that??? is that why his sister was super mad at me???