Sacred Symbols, Episode 280 | Hiroki Totoki Literature Club (Video)

my buddy made a "nut milking" video a few years ago and it actually went viral... Highly suggest a watch :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJCTIPWPNtw

Ryan Hayman

Re: puzzles in Resident Evil, etc being there to slow you down - in those games particularly, I find the main gameplay loop of survival horror stressful, so the puzzle rooms are nice reprieves before you gear up for the next sweat session.

Allan Sweeney

Look for a thread posted for questions. It is usually called "shows name + the thread" or something like that. Just be quick since you have only 24h to submit the question and post goes away.

Germanos

Can someone tell me how to submit a question for the show? I’m sure I’m the only one in the room who doesn’t know, but… I don’t know and I’d like to. Thanks friends.

I freaking LOVE Arma, Operation Flashpoint and PUBG. The reason these games feel slower or janky is because operating with 40-50 lbs of gear and kit is janky. I love most shooters but there's an absolute soft spot in my heart for these janky gems

Born-Blind

Just watched a 30-minute review video of the beam soundbar. Dustin, you are a legend, Colin you are a very lucky man

Mr Peter Banks

As to the allergy conversation, Colin was right. Although I don't think many people still withhold peanuts and other allergens nowadays, it was definitely a bigger thing in the 90s. New immunology data shows that the best thing for a child's immune system is to expose them to every allergen possible; so let them have the peanut butter and play outside. As for Chris, this is more likely because he moved from the East coast to the West. It's pretty well documented that people that move from one region to another can have a whole host of new allergies in their new home.

Guywhosbored

Ha yeah if you can't develop the game skill, you're screwed. At least in the Souls games you can grind and overlevel. Sekiro can be very tough, especially towards the end

Deemac

Chris recommending Sekiro as the best FromSoftware for beginners is wild.

Joseph Gedgaudas