Did you watch The Conjuring 2? If yes what did you think of it?, what did you like about it? and what did you not like about it?
I just saw it this weekend.
I LIKED: That it's an R-rated horror movie that isn't all gore that still made a huge pile of money, which means that studios will continue to release more and more horror movies, which means that even if most of them are no good, there'll still be more good ones overall.
I DID NOT LIKE: The noisy audience.
OVERALL: It was mostly underwhelming and disappointing to me. Not TERRIBLE but not spectacular, like the first one.
Really? From what I heard is was better than the first movie. What was underwhelming and disappointment to you? And what were you expecting when you went to watch this movie?
If goku( from dragonball z) was on Golarion do you think he would be a god?
I haven't watched any Dragonball Z, but no, I don't think he would be.
Base on Goku being powerful enough to destroy planets, and solar systems with relative ease and being several thousand times faster than light(even before becoming a super saiyan god) do you think he can challenge some of the demigods and gods?
Would also like to see powerful fey like the Glaistig that have elemental kineticist powers but for air, fire, and water. Would like them to around the same CR as well.
Angels can change there sex a will. They aren't male or female by default.
You are probability tired of me asking this. But it has been about a year sense i asked. Is that "romance of the inner sea book" more likely of happening now?
Have you ever considered architecture within Heaven? I feel like archons and angels would create structures that are perfectly symmetrical and would use lots of round shapes.
Heaven is a tricky place... there's a reason everyone studies Inferno and Purgatory in college but not Paradiso... it's easier for us to envision Hell than it is Heaven.
Don't you think it has at least something to do that in that work, Satan is a far more interesting and evocative character than God?
I think the REASON Satan is more interesting and evocative is because of the same reason I list above. Satan is easier to grasp, and thus easier to identify with and understand.
Isn't that the point of Jesus? God lowered himself down to be like humans. So humans could identify with him.(at least one of the reasons anyway)
I'm not interested in turning this thread into a real-world religious debate/discussion, because my views on religion would, I strongly suspect, offend you. Best we keep this thread to other questions.
Have you ever considered architecture within Heaven? I feel like archons and angels would create structures that are perfectly symmetrical and would use lots of round shapes.
Heaven is a tricky place... there's a reason everyone studies Inferno and Purgatory in college but not Paradiso... it's easier for us to envision Hell than it is Heaven.
Don't you think it has at least something to do that in that work, Satan is a far more interesting and evocative character than God?
I think the REASON Satan is more interesting and evocative is because of the same reason I list above. Satan is easier to grasp, and thus easier to identify with and understand.
Isn't that the point of Jesus? God lowered himself down to be like humans. So humans could identify with him.(at least one of the reasons anyway)
In my own opinion, I have always found it difficult to bring together being in a party and any evil alignment. If you are evil, altruism isn't normally on the horizon, so a party is normally made of frightened underlings too scared to disobey and psychotic bosses who rule with an iron hand.
It's not a common trope, but there are many evil characters in media who have love, friends, and even morals.
Chaotic Evil, yeah I can see not working out to well in a group for long periods of time. Those are the kinds of weird villains who make awkward relationships of the "Ohh you're interesting. I'll save you for another day!" variety commonly.
Then you have Lawful Evil people who have professional relationships and likely a strong moral compass, just not pointed in the same direction as a good character.
Then neutral evil has a lot of variability. In Way of the Wicked I'm playing a very bad man who wants nothing more than to see the society of Talingarde crumble and be devoured by the woods. He also is falling in love with another party member and they moved into the same living quarters.
In real life we have people like Adolf Hitler, who was undoubtedly evil, but still managed to supposedly find love. Andrew Jackson is another example of a highly immoral and evil person who found a lot of success in his relationships.
What Andrew Jackson are you talking about? i think there is more then one.
My problem with the Cleric is not that it is bad. But that it is boring and lacking in flavor. Look at the new occult classes there class abilities are overflowing with flavor and are interesting. Even the Oracle and Shaman have flavorful and fun class abilities.
