The Wang Out: Penis in Nakayoshi World

[Gypsy]

XXXSeed

[Warrior]

XXXSeed

Just print out a cover and DVD label and pretend its a real physical release.

[Crash-Headroom]

Just print out a cover and DVD label and pretend its a real physical release.

I miss doing that lol now i just make a cover to stick in the folder :'(

[Zaladane]

[Crash-Headroom]

God is dead...no hope left...

[Grouch]

that was the best episode I've watched it a couple times now and still laugh my ass off.

[Zaladane]

Mmmmm freshly mopped apartment!!!

[Slacker Magician]

[Gypsy]

Finished Cold Steel. RAMMED IN THE BUTT MY SENTIENT ANIME TROPES.

[Grouch]

gotta love enemies that can steal massive amounts of money then run away before you can attack

[Gypsy]

gotta love enemies that can steal massive amounts of money then run away before you can attack

Love wouldn't be the word I'd use.

[Grouch]

Love wouldn't be the word I'd use.

implied sarcasm.
there's 100 levels to this dungeon but I only need to do 10 to get the item I need I really don't think I could handle all 100 floors especially with those little thieving bastard.s

[Elin]

gotta love enemies that can steal massive amounts of money then run away before you can attack

Personal favourite / least favourite enemy in that "the developers clearly hated you" mould are the Wights from Dungeons and Dragons: Warriors of the Eternal Sun on the Mega Drive. True to the D&D-inspired rules of the game, they can drain levels from your characters with a successful hit. The trouble is that while modern D&D level drain is curable (as it also is in D&D games based on later rulesets, like Baldur's Gate II), the original rules that Warriors of the Eternal Sun drew upon dictated that it was permanent loss of XP. So basically if a Wight hits one of your characters in the game, you lose thousands upon thousands of XP permanently in a single shot, and have to grind back up again. And god help you if they land more than one blow. :'D I think they only appeared in one dungeon of the game, and they weren't hard to kill at all, but I remember my brothers and I would immediately reload from the start of the dungeon as soon as one of them hit us because of just how utterly brutal the effect was.

[skullpoker]

Hiding ads is fun!

[Slacker Magician]

Personal favourite / least favourite enemy in that "the developers clearly hated you" mould are the Wights from Dungeons and Dragons: Warriors of the Eternal Sun on the Mega Drive. True to the D&D-inspired rules of the game, they can drain levels from your characters with a successful hit. The trouble is that while modern D&D level drain is curable (as it also is in D&D games based on later rulesets, like Baldur's Gate II), the original rules that Warriors of the Eternal Sun drew upon dictated that it was permanent loss of XP. So basically if a Wight hits one of your characters in the game, you lose thousands upon thousands of XP permanently in a single shot, and have to grind back up again. And god help you if they land more than one blow. :'D I think they only appeared in one dungeon of the game, and they weren't hard to kill at all, but I remember my brothers and I would immediately reload from the start of the dungeon as soon as one of them hit us because of just how utterly brutal the effect was.

D&D is a bit vicious. You can get your levels restored in AD&D 2E but, there's a time limit on it.