It would be great for inner or basement office spaces where windows just can't happen. And if it projects a bit of UV light, with a video of the sun that moves with the real time, it would be even better.
Though, I'd also argue that would make it a poorly designed building.
The biggest problem about the casting is it feels like they chose people who are 20 years older than the characters they're supposed to portray. And then you have Kevin Hart and Jack Black... Just, who is making these horrible casting decisions?
Didn't genderswap Knoxx... Apparently that's his daughter.
Which is somehow worse.
Much like Guinea Pigs, captured here in this documentary from 2008:
Nope, 1994. Just never saw Jumanji
I've just realized that's Robin Williams in, I assume, Jumanji, and not Gimli like I thought.
And the DLC though was absolute garbage. I had paid for the season pass and it felt like they released a bunch of stuff that should have been free.
Seething over someone wanting to enjoy a game they bought is unreasonable. Some people get pissed at the suggestion it should have an easier mode.
Accessibility takes nothing away from the way those players want to play Souls games. Simple, small adjustments to enemy health, damage, invincibility frames, and speed could go a very long way to making the game worth the money people paid for it.
It's especially frustrating that Elden Ring was constantly pitched as the most accessible souls game, but it's still not nearly as accessible as fans and reviewers made it out to be.
I did it in BG3 after telling myself I wouldn't.
But annoyingly, I'd walk into a room of enemies that I didn't know were there and just get absolutely shredded, where the whole party would die.
Or I'd fail a check 4 times and feel like an entire quest line got closed off or that I couldn't finish a quest because the fight was too difficult. Kind of annoying.
Needs to explain why they think the clutch would be so far to the right.
I'm thinking the OP doesn't understand how to drive a manual.
It's the idea that one marginalized group could marginalize another group. I get they may not agree on intricate political ideas, but to be racist while being part of a group of people that is constantly treated as lesser for similar reasons... That baffles me.
I'm going to call it LEGOs even harder now.