u/Known-Maize-292

So i want to add the sins to a story/book im writing and i want them to kill people with that sin, for example gluttony over feeds people until they explode pretty much, sloth forces them to literally do nothing until they die, lust... well you get the idea, i want them to be both "suffering' from the sin and kill people with that sin but i don't know any idea how to do it for pride, envy and greed 

This is gonna piss off some of you but the easiest is definitely dead money, if you don't like dead money chances are you are playing wrong, you need to go slow not rush through it, in the sierra madre you are not the predator anymore but the prey, if you know what your doing you can get through it in just under an hour and without dying once

Especially if you take fist of rawr which one shots the ghost people in vats

I have been searching  for this game for months, there's this game you can play on your browser it has a pixelart style it's pretty medieval fantasy themed, you fight monsters get better gear and ultimately fight a boss which i think was a skeleton

“Where am I” Steve asked himself as he awakened beneath the branches of a tree. As he looked around he saw an endless stretch of empty field bordered by a dense forest. At the far edge of the field stood a lone house, crooked, its silhouette leaning precariously.

Having nowhere to go Steve rose and began walking toward the house. As he approached the more details emerged, the shingles were missing in patches, the chimney sagged dangerously, and the wooden walls creaked with every gust of wind.

Reaching the door, Steve hesitated before knocking. The door creaked open slowly, revealing a tall man draped in a flowing purple robe embroidered with intricate gold patterns that shimmered faintly in the twilight. His eyes held a calm, knowing gaze.

“Welcome,” the man said softly, with a warm voice. “I have been waiting for you. Come inside.”

Steve reluctantly stepped inside as the sun dropped below the horizon, as the night grew. 

“What do you mean you’ve been expecting me?” Steve asked. “I didn’t come here by choice. Where exactly am I? What is this place?”

The man moved silently to a worn wooden table and poured soup into a wooden bowl. He handed it to Steve without a word.

“Eat,” he said. “You’ll need your strength.”

Steve  took the bowl, and before he could press for answers, the man began to speak again.

“You are a warrior,” the man explained. “A figure of legend, summoned to confront a darkness that has begun to spread across our world. It emerged only months ago, tearing through the veil between dimensions.”

Steve listened with disbelief.

“This evil sends creatures from its realm into ours,” the man continued. “Most are neutral if encountered in groups, but if one catches you alone, or if you meet its gaze it will rush to you, seize you, and vanish with you into the void. Those taken are never seen again.”

Steve’s eyes narrowed, skepticism battling with the growing unease in his chest. The man knew he would not believe him, and so he rose and opened the door.

Outside, the night was alive with horrors. Corpses shuffled aimlessly in the moonlight, skeletal archers with empty eye sockets, grotesque short green creatures with simple faces, their eyes pitch black that felt as if it was sucking in your soul if you look at them freezing you in place. But above all, one figure dominated the darkness.

A towering creature loomed, its limbs unnaturally long, disproportionate to its slender, pitch-black body that seemed to swallow the surrounding light. Its skin was darker than the night itself, absorbing every glimmer of moonlight. Two eyes glowing an ominous purple pierced the gloom catching Steve's attention. It had no mouth, or  so Steve thought, until its entire lower jaw dropped open in a horrifying manner, a scream that shattered the stillness with a piercing, ear-splitting screech.

The creature charged toward the house with blinding speed, its pounding footsteps shaking the ground. Steve slammed the door shut just as the creature began to pound at the door.

“What was that?” Steve gasped, turning to the man.

The stranger’s eyes met his, calm and resolute.

“Now,” he said quietly, “do you believe me?”

“What Evil is this” Steve asked

The man with fear in his voice says “The Ender Dragon” 

“Where am I” Steve asked himself as he awakened beneath the branches of a tree. As he looked around he saw an endless stretch of empty field bordered by a dense forest. At the far edge of the field stood a lone house, crooked, its silhouette leaning precariously.

Having nowhere to go Steve rose and began walking toward the house. As he approached the more details emerged, the shingles were missing in patches, the chimney sagged dangerously, and the wooden walls creaked with every gust of wind.

Reaching the door, Steve hesitated before knocking. The door creaked open slowly, revealing a tall man draped in a flowing purple robe embroidered with intricate gold patterns that shimmered faintly in the twilight. His eyes held a calm, knowing gaze.

“Welcome,” the man said softly, with a warm voice. “I have been waiting for you. Come inside.”

Steve reluctantly stepped inside as the sun dropped below the horizon, as the night grew. 

“What do you mean you’ve been expecting me?” Steve asked. “I didn’t come here by choice. Where exactly am I? What is this place?”

The man moved silently to a worn wooden table and poured soup into a wooden bowl. He handed it to Steve without a word.

“Eat,” he said. “You’ll need your strength.”

Steve  took the bowl, and before he could press for answers, the man began to speak again.

“You are a warrior,” the man explained. “A figure of legend, summoned to confront a darkness that has begun to spread across our world. It emerged only months ago, tearing through the veil between dimensions.”

Steve listened with disbelief.

“This evil sends creatures from its realm into ours,” the man continued. “Most are neutral if encountered in groups, but if one catches you alone, or if you meet its gaze it will rush to you, seize you, and vanish with you into the void. Those taken are never seen again.”

Steve’s eyes narrowed, skepticism battling with the growing unease in his chest. The man knew he would not believe him, and so he rose and opened the door.

Outside, the night was alive with horrors. Corpses shuffled aimlessly in the moonlight, skeletal archers with empty eye sockets, grotesque short green creatures with simple faces, their eyes pitch black that felt as if it was sucking in your soul if you look at them freezing you in place. But above all, one figure dominated the darkness.

A towering creature loomed, its limbs unnaturally long, disproportionate to its slender, pitch-black body that seemed to swallow the surrounding light. Its skin was darker than the night itself, absorbing every glimmer of moonlight. Two eyes glowing an ominous purple pierced the gloom catching Steve's attention. It had no mouth, or  so Steve thought, until its entire lower jaw dropped open in a horrifying manner, a scream that shattered the stillness with a piercing, ear-splitting screech.

The creature charged toward the house with blinding speed, its pounding footsteps shaking the ground. Steve slammed the door shut just as the creature began to pound at the door.

“What was that?” Steve gasped, turning to the man.

The stranger’s eyes met his, calm and resolute.

“Now,” he said quietly, “do you believe me?”

“What Evil is this” Steve asked

The man with fear in his voice says “The Ender Dragon” 

I was messing around with the cheat name in the game and i noticed how insane some of the upgrades are specifically after ascending so i was wondering how long would it take to get all of the upgrades in ascension, im guessing a few months all the way up to a couple of years

I Just watched The Super Mario Galaxy Movie yesterday and i was surprised at how much i liked, i also did like the first one but not as much as Galaxy i thought it was a really good movie, after i watched i went to IMDB to see the rating as i was curios to what other people thought about it and was shocked to see such a low score, and yes i did think it was a little to fast paced i didn't think it was that bad. Now i havent played any off the games so maybe it was a bad game adaptation but still a 6.4 seemed pretty low, can any Game fans explain if there was something bad as an adaptation of the games