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@jskellogg@tabletop.social Not sure what you mean, but I'm fond of having the players write down true rumors about their characters - one per other character, half good, half bad. Plus one more false one.
Then you distribute one of these each to the other players randomly.

Also... Darth Vader committed/assisted in at least one genocide and Storm Troopers are often shown murdering civilians... I feel uncomfortable with them being "cool" , "for children" (apparently!), and... a commercial product in general...

It's so odd... on the one hand I've pretty much given up on #StarWars (since the prequels, the sequels merely failed to re-ignite my interest), on the other hand it bothers me when they "change" "the lore" 😅
And on a third hand, even though it's probably always been that way, and I just failed to notice, I feel like Star Wars "sold out", since being sold to Disney?
Have there always been Darth Vader backpacks and Storm Trooper socks at the mall?

@inmysocks @gingerrroot I have the same one and find it a bit underwhelming.
I'm interested in recommendations as well!

The parents of these children feign normalcy (except for "little" Conan's caretaker Kogoro, Ran's father, who simply fails to notice).
The Doctor has the children "solve crimes", which he elaborately stages with help of the police department, possibly under the control of the powerful business magnate Sonoko, and involving her friend Ran and her father.
It is unclear what sway they have over the police, as are their motives.

It is 2018. Shinichi Kudo has been missing for 24 years. His "girlfriend" Ran, now 40, still pretends to be a high-school student, enabled by her friend billionaire-heiress Sonoko Suzuki.
At the same time, Dr. Agasa continues his unethical experiments on inhibiting growth in humans, keeping a clique of five eternally youthful children around, only two of which show any signs of awareness of their unusual circumstance.

Those last ones are made a lot harder by the fact that the controls are nowhere near precise enough and that the camera is almost constantly moving, forcing me to adjust the angle I'm running/jumping at.

And how the hell am I supposed to reliably pull off that hat-jump thing?

I'm trying to get into the "post game" content of Super Mario Odyssey, and I find it rather tedious.

There's another couple hundred moons to collect, apparently, and a couple dozen costumes, one of which costs 9999 coins, and a number of super hard timing challenges and platforming stages.

@Miru Just had a discussion about this on Discord today!

One suggestion was to get a random NPC generator that automatically includes (random) descriptions, including eye-, hair-, and skin-color, and to *always* mention at least the latter two. Ideally the generator would generate nice, varied sentences for you, so it sounds natural.
That could probably be extended to relationships, too!

@citlali Cuties!

When I fave a toot, it doesn't always - or even often - mean: "I like the thing you tooted about."

Very often it means "Thank you for sharing, I acknowledge your toot, and I think of you."

Great game, with only two flaws:
1) The "Damsel in Distress" plot they keep sticking with
2) The farther you get into the game, the simpler the levels get, or at least it feels like it.
The last level was was pretty much completely linear...

Finally finished Super Mario Odyssey!
The main campaign, that is. Probably not gonna 100% it, but there's definitely a lot left to do!