Joni

A. Yes. I like to do at least one playthrough per class. I'm not finished with my warrior playthrough yet. So far spellblade is my favorite.

A. I pre-ordered it, and I believe it allowed "pre load" as well.

Running out of science energy is the worst.

The Bright Sessions, Wolf 359 and Ars Paridoxica are comfort shows for me, and also ones that I can listen to as an adhder who sometimes needs something that isn't new to me, to listen to while I work, in order to focus.

I couldn't even begin to tell you how many times I've listened to them.

I know I don't have a ton of followers, but if you or anybody you know is an audio drama lover, please share this kickstarter that I just backed.

Atypical Artists makes great stuff and I'm pretty excited for Phantom Pulse!

I love the musical episode!

I love all of the episodes, but the musical episode is so fun. I can see why that would be a favorite.

Do you have a favorite (or more than one) from the smaller or guest roles you did in any other audio dramas?

(I'm doing an Ars Paridoxica re-listen, so that's why this question occurred to me.)

In the Bright Sessions, what is your favorite scene you were in?

How about your favorite scene that you wrote?

Stay warm!

Every time I see Ross Douthat's name I remember my friend who was a classmate of his at Harvard telling me that he wrote an article for the Crimson about how knowing that the women he met on campus were on birth control made his boner sad.

On sight.

I love how "telling both sides" only really means including conservative/ ma ga voices.

Without reading this article or knowing who these women are, you might reasonably assume that one is a liberal woman and one is conservative, and the are arguing. But you would be wrong. Apparently they are both conservative, but with different takes on how liberal feminism has failed women.

A screenshot of an NYT article entitled "Did liberal feminism ruin the workplace?" With a subheading, "and can conservative feminism fix it?" A remnant of the original headline can be seen at the bottom, which was simply, "Did women ruin the workplace?". Also included in the screenshot are two side by side images of the two conservative women interviewed for the story.

Here is what I see when I look at the current version of the article. Peep the bottom for the remnant of the original headline.

In reference to my previous share, this is one reason that you should cancel your subscription. The name of the article is a little different when I look at it but "did women ruin the workplace" is still there.

I work at a University and our campus library provides digital access for free. Works great.

Good luck to everyone having an election today and may the best Mamdani win!

A!!!!

No question!

D. Sometimes before, sometimes after.

Skyhold. So many people... But specifically Sera and Dorian. You can't tell me that they wouldn't go all out.

D, but it probably will, next time I play DA I.

Nope. Given that we've had a new protagonist for each game, it would be weird and would have felt too Mass Effect -y.

(I love Mass Effect, but I don't need Dragon Age to be any more similar.)

If only the average white man could be so strong.

Yes. I generally recruit all of the available companions. Oghren wasn't my favorite, but he did grow on me. A bit like a fungus. Lol

Absolutely D. I was introduced to DA:O after DA:2 had already been out for a while and actually skipped 2 initially but went back to play it after DA:I.

I love the series and they really are part of my comfort media.

food stamps are gone come november 1, if the shutdown doesn't end. if you see people stealing food, no tf you didn't.

Remember our mantra:

Don't Engage, Just Block.

i don’t normally endorse block lists (i’m on some, weirdly lumped in with people i myself have blocked) but i don’t see how blocking all these accts with one button is bad.

most importantly, DO NOT ENGAGE WITH THEM. they already own X so they wouldn’t be here if they weren’t trying to start shit.

This is fantastic

C. If it was Hawke or Alistair, I had to, even though it sucked.

Otherwise, no.

B but also, it's complicated.

I think he's really good representation of the way some people care a lot but don't listen and really make bad choices that could have been avoided.