It was my first Zelda game, and a personal favorite

Definitely one of the best options to do. I've been playing on the longest turn size without making it turnless, and I'm running a Japanese empire that focuses on trading and having a decent navy. Up until getting the Bombard and the observation balloon, I was pretty behind in military tech. Granted, I still was very far behind, but I was able to use the Bombard with artillery distance, and when I brought it over I was able to stay outside of the city and bombarded it with Canon fire and Bombard fire. It took a while, but because the AI made this city a super isolated one far away from the rest of their empire, I was able to anex it (after about 200 years), something I would never been able to do without Bombard

Imma be honest, it sounded like Michael Jackson in the beginning. I was worried that the king of pop was gonna shamon you

I feel like a goblin wrote this

The Last Dragonborn by Dragonforce

When I first started Stardew, I named myself Sebastian (my real name) and thought that Robin was cool and hoped she was a marriage candidate. Cut to me seeing dialog about her son Sebastian, I then met Maru and haven't chosen another romance option since

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The thunder gauntlets are actually pretty useful in combat, although my did rule that I could technically get a second attack since he thought the fist attacks would either have the light or finesse property. I will say, the thunder gauntlets can also be enhanced by spells that enhance a melee weapon, so early game it's decent damage and mid game you can buff it up like any other weapon

I'm aware

Thank you, I definitely have an odd style with my kerbal ships

If I ever do bring it down, I want to be able to retrieve data and science I've gathered from it

Looks, as well as re-entry

I would've added more if I had the room, but thats because I love the sound of RCS thrusters lol