u/Aggravating_Fig_534

If they made an anime adaptation in the 2000s, similar to how adaptation for Nier Automata was made, which other anime would it be similar to? I feel like DOD2 adaptation would look and feel very similar to Valkyria Chronicles in many ways. What do you think?

I think the types with highest social intelligence would be EXTP and Fe doms.

I have been a fan of a melodic black metal band Catamenia for years, are their later albums still considered meloblack? They do have obvious BM elements but also some melodeath style grooves and palm muting.

I get that he's a dragon and thus knows well that humans are flawed, but what kind of women trouble did he run into? Telling Nowe women would lead him "astray" or something.

I feel like melodic black metal is the heaviest music genre in the world. I listened "Night's Blood" by Dissection today, and it's so loud and aggressive that I felt overwhelmed by it.

Doom metal usually falls within the extreme metal umbrella, but I rarely see people mention it when discussing extreme metal. I get that funeral doom, drone doom, death doom and sludge doom are clearly extreme, but do traditional doom, epic doom, stoner doom and Gothic doom metal qualify as extreme metal?

Where does Garrett's landlord sleep then? Unless he lives in a different building.

He was raised by a dragon since birth, doesn't it mean it should have been very hard for him to adapt to life among humans? So, considering that, he did a good job adapting, albeit still remaining incompetent in many ways.

I already watched Mist, In the mouth of madness, event horizon, etc. Is there some cosmic/Lovecraft style horror that is really disturbing? The one that has incomprehensible monsters, etc.

Looking for funeral doom metal with really epic guitar melodies similar to the song "Antimony" by Skepticism. Although I guess Skepticism do have their own very unique sound.

Mine would be the South Quarter theme, out of all the Thief OST it is the only one that sounds genuinely soothing and not eerie or intense.

If you kill some optional enemies on the way to Manah's cell, one of them says they put her in the cell to the right. If you skip optional enemies, then the cell Manah is in will be randomized. Do you think this mechanic makes sense or is it a complete ass pull?

What do you think would happen if Caim and Angelus stayed alive with all other guardians dead? I have zero idea at this point, but I am open to suggestions.

I never visited Fort Ironwood, but I read that his grave was located there.