I first tried playing TFH on a keyboard, and I liked the feel of it, but without a proper gaming keyboard, it sometimes doesn't register all of my commands. In lieu of that, I've been sticking with a 360 controller. My only issue with a joystick is getting reliable diagonal inputs, but that's...

The only thing that sometimes sticks out to me is that the flame effects don't change to match alternate character palettes. I'm sure it'd be a pain to make it coordinate though, and I'm not complaining. It's just something I notice.

I had a similar issue starting out, but in my case it was trying to get Tianhuo to fly. For the longest time I'd end up doing a Firecracker instead because I also trying to advance or retreat. Just had to put in some time doing it deliberately for a while. It felt awkward and slowed my reactions...

Velvet's "Below Zero" palette is Sub Zero from Mortal Kombat.

Pretty sure they've said that Goat will have a story. Dunno about characters after Goat though.

I expect Paprika's story mode to include philosophical internal monologues of baby alligator-sized proportions.

If you go looking for the website, just know that's it's called Roll20. OC refuses to correct himself. =p

Lately I've been having trouble sticking with games for more than an hour each. Currently inching my way through Sonic Mania and Hiveswap: Act 1.

I'm assuming SBFP didn't back it since there are no Zubaz palettes. But I would love to see this in a Fisticuffs video.

I AM EXCITED!

RED Favorite cartoon series from the last 10 years?

From what I've seen, that pretty well sums up all of the episodes.

Finally getting around to the original Twin Peaks series. Just watched the pilot so far.

Perhaps "combat sport"? Trying to think of other examples of something like that, but I need to leave for work momentarily. I think there's a basketball fighting game from the 32-bit era. Can't remember the name though.

Friend of mine was able to get Articuno. I don't play GO though, so I didn't know about the event until it was nearly over.

Started up Gravity Rush 2. I really enjoyed the first game, and I have high hopes for the sequel.

I was in a group chat, and people got tired of typing out my full username to refer to me (StarstormVGN). They started calling me Stars instead, and it stuck. This was around 10+ years ago.

Seeing this a bit late, but it made me flash back to when my first laptop's battery died. Had to keep it plugged in to use it while I waited for the replacement, and I was in constant fear of the plug jiggling out of place (happened far too many times).

I do appreciate that you can now just do things that used to require feats, like two-weapon fighting and spring attack and especially weapon finesse.

I've finally been getting to play D&D for the first time over the past couple weeks (5th Edition). Helping a friend test out some homebrew stuff. It took a while to get used to the changes in 5e after becoming familiar with only 3.5, but overall I quite like it. Main thing that still throws me...