What if a new Star Wars Lego game specifically made for the clone wars released? What would you like to see in it? How would it improve on the previous one? any specifci adventures you'd like to see adapted? which do you think should be left out?
I've been playing Ocarina of time for the first time with NSO, and I've done all the temples. The next objective is ganon's castle, but i noticed i was missing ice arrows, so I went and go those.
then I decided that i would get Biggoron's sword bc the empty sword spot was bothering me.
then i decided i'd get all the bottles, because the empty spots were bothering me
But now, I've noticed my health bar at 14 hearts looks really unaligned.
Do i work to get all the heart pieces? because if so I'll need 50 gold skulltulas, and im only at 17.
Also if there's anything else I'm missing please let me know
the title basically, come up with a unique reason for each lightsaber color
Blue
Green
Yellow
Red
Purple
Orange
Pink?
Light green?
Darksaber (im interested to hear what you all have to say about this one)
others im forgetting?
Me and a group of Friends meet up every 2 weeks(ish) to play DND at our local Library. We also have a Discord we use to keep in touch. A few days ago 2 of our members had an argument over a character's skin color not matching the player's. Player A (who is dark skinned IRL) is asking Player B (who's character is Dark Skinned but IRL are of Hispanic Descent) to change their character's skin color to match their own. Player A says that since this is partially roleplay, it is like casting a light skinned actor to play a dark-skinned character in a movie or show. Player B disagrees and says that it doesn't matter. Their says that its fine if your character doesn't match their skin color as long as they are respectful with it (I.E. a disrespectful case would be playing an dark skinned character and acting in negative dark-skinned stereotypes). Player A states that simply playing a character of a different skin color is disrespectful. Players C and D agree with player B and provided their own arguments saying that the skin color doesn't matter, even putting a screenshot of a reddit post stating the same "it's fine if they are respectful with it". Player A is insisting player B change their characters skin color to match their own, and did the same to player C once they found out that their character's skin color also does not match. He invited a friend of his to the discord (lets call them Guest) who agrees with him. Guest states as a dark-skinned person, the act of having the DND character being a different skin color is disrespectful. this argument is not limited to skin color, as when Player A found out the character's LGBTQ status does not match the player's they insisted they change that too. an important note is that Player B did not choose the skin color, it was simply on their generated sheet from a long time ago and they simply thought it was fine to leave it like that. Player C and D are calling his insistence to change the character white-washing. I personally say that a human character's skin color and that skin color in general does not matter and agree with Player B, but I feel that we are not reaching a conclusion, and I worry that we are in the wrong. We also have our next session soon and I want to get this concluded quickly. We would all like to remain friends.
So, are we the bad guys?
Please note there is possibly things i am misremembering or not stating somebody's opinion correctly.
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