I'm sure a certain percentage of people can't spell mastodon.
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I definitely completed it solo. Finding spell books definitely helps, but just crafting spells with the given elements can be more than enough to muddle through.
You can give yourself armor to assist in your normal squishy wizard self that definitely helps with the tougher bits.
Fish in general. As a kid I absolutely disliked the strong taste and oily texture.
I'm very open with my foods and like to retry everything I disliked in the past, things I still don't like are Olives (weird metallic taste I don't like), Tomatoes (slimy texture at normal size, cherry tomats are fine), unaltered boiled egg yolks (so dry, so so dry), Oatmeal (texture issue), and a couple others I can't think of at the moment. I enjoy most of the texture based ones as soon as the texture is altered.
I bought them ages ago and let me tell you, crazy taxi without the offspring is just not the same. Borrowing the original versions for free from the internet is the only way to go.
May he rest in peace.
Wait. Brain immediately went Gilbert Gottfried with the all caps nice lady. Ah well, may they both rest in peace.
I read this article a couple days ago. It reminded me of this short tale:
I put mine in Italian. I in no way speak or understand Italian.
By that .. well let's call it logic... People shouldn't ever wear glasses, get surgery, braces, hearing aids, or any of the various other life improving devices that are all to common in todays world... and medicine in general is obviously the work of satan, directly defying gods will of having you be sick sometimes (or for other people)/always.
Ideally, yes.
Realistically for the time being, good god no. It'd be a cyber security nightmare.
I don't. Mostly because this isn't a trick or treat neighborhood.
I probably would though, given the option.
I agree with all points, each of these characters has been fleshed out enough that it's simple enough to know that Kazuma would take one bad death and instantly NEET himself into a hole as fast as possible.. and if anything would somehow get himself in a death softlock where he likely couldn't progress.... but if the story was written in a way where Kazuma was the main protagonist and the various needs to get him moving were placed before him, I believe it'd be many times more enjoyable to watch than the understandably determined Subaru.
If Kazuma wasn't able to hole up and was plot railroaded on like it sometimes seems Subaru is, I think he'd figure out the best (quick/painless) ways to reset himself and generally move things along at a better clip.
More importantly than that though, his understanding of the death system would lead to WAAAAAAY worse checkpoints. He's not the kind of guy to act with any care given to consequences when he knows that death is a quick reset away from whatever he does. The actual timeline for Kazuma would be cursed to the point that his actions assuming no consequences would probably be the thing to get him softlocked in a horrible ending of constant death.
So far this is completely correct.