(Bad example): In The Simpsons episode "The Musk Who Fell to Earth" Elon Musk comes to Earth. Homer tries to throw a bat at him but unfortunately misses saving his life
(Good example): In Mewgenics, Elon Musk is a boss and will kill himself
They always said that Charlie Kirk was a Sith Lord then they celebrated after they killed him. They tried to tell us that Lepis matter and that humans have always been villains.
I generally don't publicly like talking about her (Lily) because her game is a gajillion years away but I like this art I drew too much to not share.
Explained but not much: https://longtweet.io/SfCWedk7Y
Is all my data gone? I hope not. When I plug it in or out it does the noise so it KNOWS something's there. What do I do?
In general I can't think of many times he talked about the 2D Zelda games. I can recount the references and gags he made to the 3D games in his non-Zelda videos, but I don't think I remember him mentioning the 2D/top-down games.
In particular I'm curious how he feels about the infamous "Eagle Tower" in Link's Awakening.
I'm so happy to talk about this. Thank you all for keeping r/RiddleSchool alive :))))
Self explanatory. I've heard "save the cat" is a great book to write good stories, but based off what I've seen I don't imagine it working out for video game stories (what I wanna make). If it's not worth reading, what are some good books I can read about general storytelling and writing?
I saw a post on the subreddit about this a few days ago asking if they could get by via a playthroughs and a few weeks back I saw a tweet of someone being excited to play the PC version for mods after only having the switch port, which made me curious