I’m not good with Soulsborne games either, though I like them anyway. I’d single out Elden Ring as one where you can do exceptionally much of exploring and character building without facing particular enemies or areas. Only attacking the hard problems when you’re more experienced and equipped.
There are some traps and it’s still not exactly easier, but it may be worth a mention.
I’ll also say Nier Automata and perhaps Shadow of the Colossus outside the genre.
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I wouldn’t care. I’d walk out into the world to go see stuff and maybe change some things. I wouldn’t stay still or build a life with those powers.
Otherwise, you could look at Howard families by Heinlein for the solution. Which is also to move before people notice, but staying put for periods of time at a time.
With great power must come great responsibility
Probably, like Deadpool, your injuries would keep regenerating back to their current state.
That’s actually an interesting question. I haven’t given any thought to leaving anything to be found or getting porn. Official statement.
Being a big fan of racist jokes and forgetting to turn filters back on in public.
Yes, unless declared integer.
But if a post gets tons of downvotes, it’s not necessarily or even often because people don’t like the opinion. It’s usually because it was pure opinion stated as a fact or in hostile language or in unreadable writing or the user was otherwise behaving like an asshole.
When sleet just doesn’t cut it anymore.
If the artist didn’t sign something, maybe a buyer or a patron left a mark.
Some dated statue or completed building?
That will just increase the force (gravity).
You need to lie down. That increases area but not force.
Burning any carbohydrates in inefficient piston engines is never going to be environmentally friendly, though.
I wish I remembered. Could have a look at what the bottom of the list looks like these days.
Looks like a Candlemass shirt from a distance
Boxing Helena definitely gets very creepy and doesn’t need gore to get there.
I watched a lot of movies when there was a cheap rental place nearby. I remember finally watching the hills have eyes and thought that was exceptionally bad. Just bad as in not good in any way or form. So of course I watched the second one and it was worse. And I had to watch the remake, because maybe they decided to make a better one. No, even worse.
There might be one worse film I’ve seen in my life which I just picked up for the cover from the same place. Not sure what it was but essentially nothing happened in it. Looked it up on IMDb and it was about two stars. Wasn’t surprised.
Haven’t thought of a disturbing one yet. It’s an interesting question.
It would be a good bot.
Nothing, mostly. And nothing. Unless there was hard wind or rain or an occasional bird. Loud birds can be a bit annoying to me these days.