u/FireDog8569

So I'm a pretty mid player, on summer in my 3rd year and haven't really progressed that far in either shadow or lunar questlines since I've been focused on base building and general exploration. I'm afraid because like Deerclops, Eye of Terror, and mayyybe Moosegoose are the only bosses I've felt comfortable facing, so I worry that the ruins creatures might be a bit of a tall order to try to take care of, and I was just wondering if there's any strategies for clearing the ruins out

Although I don't know maybe nightmare werepig will be easier and have stuff that'll help with progression, never fought them before so I have no clue if I should focus on him first. Idk I have doubts if I have the skill for that sorta thing

I really wanted to make a video talking about this horror series I really enjoy (GEB OS), but when I actually got to the point of sitting down to write a script talking about the series I just had no clue how to do it. Should I write up a summary of the series? How descriptive should a summary be? Should I have my thoughts interspersed throughout the video or wait till the end? Same questions for theories on what's going on within the series. Ect ect.

Basically I just have a lot of doubts on how to go about doing my script, and was looking for beginner advice

Just got my reactbot and I wanted to add a chance for them to make the weird route sound effect because I'm a huge internet nerd. I know that internally they're all prerecorded videos but I figured maybe there's a way to edit them so I can override one of his reactions

Obvs this might just not be possible but hey if it did it would be pretty funny

So after a few months of reading this book I realized I wasn't really sure what the Minotaur is supposed to be/represent, and I was curious to hear some other people's interpretations

My only real thought is that maybe it's to do with Johnny's mental illnesses sort of haunting him (since like he ignores them but as the story progresses it catches up to him, like how Zampino tried to ignore the minotaur and remove it from the story but there's still allusions to it)

This isn't a troll post I genuinely do not understand the stereotype of why Fallout New Vegas would be popular with trans woman. This isn't to say I think the game is bad, I've never played so I wouldn't know, but what about the game appeals to trans woman specifically? Can the plot be interpreted as a trans allegory? Is it just appealing to nerds and most trans woman happen to be nerds? Is bethesda putting something in their estrogen?

Also curious if I should try the game and fullfill the stereotype, normally play steath games and old shooters but never got into any open world games, figured I'd ask while I'm making a post on the topic