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I'm starting to feel the people who point out Tychpos should be the one to pay a fine, because I have never noticed one in my fifteen years of reading the comic.
I'm starting to feel the people who point out Tychpos should be the one to pay a fine, because I have never noticed one in my fifteen years of reading the comic.
I was hoping to get it out of the way so we could talk about the comic. How foolish I was.
Wait... so a game called Paladins has ninjas in it?
That's false fucking advertising right there.
Definition of paladin
1 : a trusted military leader
2 : a leading champion of a cause
"The Kōga ninja were recruited by shōgun Tokugawa Iemitsu against Christian rebels led by Amakusa Shirō, who made a final stand at Hara Castle, in Hizen Province."
Turnbull, Stephen (2003), Ninja AD 1460–1650, Osprey Publishing, ISBN 978-1-84176-525-9
They were both trusted military leaders and champions of a cause.
I thought Paladins was a game that did not do very well and was pretty widely panned. Was that not the case, or is it just that G&T love them some arena shooters so much that they play all of them?
Wait... so a game called Paladins has ninjas in it?
That's false fucking advertising right there.
Ninjas (though I'm sure Koga is Magistrate and not a Paladin)
Turtle Gods
Golems
Little... Bunny Person(?) wizards that ride doofy two headed turtles
Ents
Cat obsessed French-ish OP rogues
Orcs
A Space Marine
I thought Paladins was a game that did not do very well and was pretty widely panned. Was that not the case, or is it just that G&T love them some arena shooters so much that they play all of them?
Paladins had the misfortune of releasing its beta pretty close to when Overwatch came out I think. Everyone wrote it off, but it's actually a pretty decent hero shooter. It doesn't have quite the level of polish that Blizzard can give their game, but I kinda prefer Paladins myself.
Everyone has a price. Throw enough gold around and someone will risk disintegration.
I thought Paladins was a game that did not do very well and was pretty widely panned. Was that not the case, or is it just that G&T love them some arena shooters so much that they play all of them?
G&T made quite a bit of fun of Paladins when it first launched, but they've said in the stream (and I think news posts) that it's quite a different beast today.
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Sounds like someone that Grimm Shado would team up with. When they're not fighting each other. Or having a romantic subplot with each other.
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IIRC, Paladins is the decent one that's done alright.
Gearbox's Battleborn is the hilarious trash fire of the genre, which died instantly and lead to the director peddling porn of it on Reddit to try to salvage some hype.
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The only way that picture could be more 90s is if it had Cable and Spawn flanking him.
Currently Most Hype For: VTMB2, Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, Alan Wake 2 (Wake Harder)Currently Playin: Guilty Gear XX AC+R, Gat Out Of Hell
IIRC, Paladins is the decent one that's done alright.
Gearbox's Battleborn is the hilarious trash fire of the genre, which died instantly and lead to the director peddling porn of it on Reddit to try to salvage some hype.
Battleborn was a great game as well. It also held firm to its very close to Overwatch release date, and since everyone already decided Overwatch was the best, no one wanted to give it a chance. I'm sure the Colonial Marines debacle didn't help things either. Gearbox tried to hard to push the competitive MOBA-esque mode, when they should've focused more on the excellent singleplayer/co-op content.
Everyone has a price. Throw enough gold around and someone will risk disintegration.
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2nd panel "...because was taught by Death."
I was hoping to get it out of the way so we could talk about the comic. How foolish I was.
That's false fucking advertising right there.
Definition of paladin
1 : a trusted military leader
2 : a leading champion of a cause
"The Kōga ninja were recruited by shōgun Tokugawa Iemitsu against Christian rebels led by Amakusa Shirō, who made a final stand at Hara Castle, in Hizen Province."
Turnbull, Stephen (2003), Ninja AD 1460–1650, Osprey Publishing, ISBN 978-1-84176-525-9
They were both trusted military leaders and champions of a cause.
Ninjas (though I'm sure Koga is Magistrate and not a Paladin)
Turtle Gods
Golems
Little... Bunny Person(?) wizards that ride doofy two headed turtles
Ents
Cat obsessed French-ish OP rogues
Orcs
A Space Marine
Paladins has it all baby!
Paladins had the misfortune of releasing its beta pretty close to when Overwatch came out I think. Everyone wrote it off, but it's actually a pretty decent hero shooter. It doesn't have quite the level of polish that Blizzard can give their game, but I kinda prefer Paladins myself.
G&T made quite a bit of fun of Paladins when it first launched, but they've said in the stream (and I think news posts) that it's quite a different beast today.
I refer you to OOTS in how this is in fact demonstrably false.
Gearbox's Battleborn is the hilarious trash fire of the genre, which died instantly and lead to the director peddling porn of it on Reddit to try to salvage some hype.
On skateboards.
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Battleborn was a great game as well. It also held firm to its very close to Overwatch release date, and since everyone already decided Overwatch was the best, no one wanted to give it a chance. I'm sure the Colonial Marines debacle didn't help things either. Gearbox tried to hard to push the competitive MOBA-esque mode, when they should've focused more on the excellent singleplayer/co-op content.