I'm looking to get a 3D printer for printing out some The Old World stuff, and various historical minis. I know I'll need a resin printer for it but that's about where my knowledge ends. Afaik 4k is fine resolution wise as I'm not a golden demon level painter so I'm not worried about the little bit of detail loss on 4k to 8k

Beyond that I have no idea. I'm s so not looking for anything insanely pricey. User friendly would be good too as I can be

You want a clever title? Frick you!

https://www.facebook.com/groups/yugiohza

By the way did you guys have been on Facebook recently?

I'm on there once a month maybe, if my dad sends me interesting stories, or Perseverance Mars-mobile pics, or Hagar comics or Safrican WW2 shit or whatever boomer stuff he likes,

but like in most of the many groups you actually need permission to join, or be granted access from and invite lol

Dead internet theory is true, how good to be one of the last organic humans.

https://twitter.com/urokuta_ja/status/1749280562064630095

I didn't know the game devs were ninpons, there is huge chances they be send to Fuchu prison

>tfw carp tributes itself for you

https://9gag.com/gag/aQEGbNw#comment

And of course the muh abelism whiner has posts like

and

ufo turtle couldnt save him

Blue-Eyes winning a World Championship sounds like a RETVRN moment. But it wasn't as pretty in practice as it was in a headline. Let me recap.

Worlds is the biggest Yugioh tournament. You qualify for the event by winning enough points in other events. But it doesn't define the meta as much as regionals or nationals, because it has its own card pool and banlist.

Yugioh has two main formats, OCG and TCG. OCG is the original format played in Japan and other Asian countries. TCG is the USA import, which the rest of the world follows -LATAM and Europe-. Sets, card pools, bans and some rulings diverted here, and are still different today.

Worlds participants are taken from all regions, so it follows a hybrid ruling. Only cards that are in both formats can be played, and banlists are fused and rounded down. If a card is limited to 1 copy in America and unlimited in Japan, it will be limited to 1 in the Worlds.

In mid 2016, Pendulum wasn't just a trigger word for boomers, the dedicated players were sick of the mechanic as well. This wasn't long after a tier 0 Pendulum format and Konami had 2 big projects coming up both banking on original anime nostalgia. First a movie and then a mobile game. So they gave Kaiba shiny new cards then printed them for the game.

So they banned cards for every top contender, Majespecter, Phantom Knights, Burning Abyss and Monarchs. All the while Blue-Eyes were given busted support, none of which were banned.

One of them is noteworthy for being the most pushed card in the game's history, Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon.

This card has two effects, each just targeted hate for the current meta. The effect to disable multiple summons at once is only relevant against Pendulums, and the graveyard lock was to stop Burning Abyss and Phantom Knights.

Konami was trying to prop up Blue-Eyes for positive media attention and shill their new movie. And it worked. As torturous as it was Blue-Eyes was played by 7 out of 22 participants and won.

The ensuing mirror match wasnt fun

first game the mutt has only a single playable card in his hand and the jap cucks it out with a hand trap. he spends the following 3 turns holding his limp peepee in hand then dies.

second game the mutt barely draws any monsters and sits on 4 set spells and traps for 3 turns. after he doesn't draw anything good he kamikazes his monster to activate its graveyard effect but the jap banishes it. then he dies.

While the stars aligned to make Blue-Eyes playable in this instance, its still a very top heavy deck suspectible to bricking. Most cards work in tandem with each other so there are no single card starters, you need to draw in pairs. no summoning a bunch of monsters in 1 turn shenanigans either.

I tried to keep this concise because i just wanted to show a funny moment in history. I dont want to make effortposts like the last time but this required some context

there's been slapfights in /r/baldursgate (the subreddit for the original 2 games from 20 years ago) that BG3 doesn't actually have any bearing for the overall health of the cRPG sector of the industry

The common pro-BG3 and pro-Larian belief is that BG3's stunning success will leak into the rest of the cRPG ecosystem in the gaming-spheres, but others do not hold this belief.

It's said that BG3's peerless success is effectively completely isolated to BG3 itself, and will not leak over to the rest of cRPG genre at all, and may even detract from it because BG3 raised the bar to high heaven and back.

The fricking /r/baldursgate mods deleted like all 3 of these threads so now i have to go by memory; death to jannies

But the summary was that BG3 had the largest budget and development time of any crpg to date, and that it was very accessible to normies because it was 100% voice acted AND cinematically greenscreened, thus enabling normies to bypass reading, and it would be that the largest barrier to normies getting into cRPGs would be the amount of reading required in most cRPGs, not ironically enough the turbo-autist mechanics, at least according to the consensus of the /r/baldursgate strags

Combined with 5E being the least complex system would make it the most accessible cRPG ever for people who dont want to watch 45minute build videos (wimps)

But this also meant that the people drawn into BG3 would not leak over to games like BG1/BG2 - there had been a flurry of posts by people whom had played B3, and subequently tried BG1/2 got wrecked and disappointed and came bitching to the subreddit, which caused endless sneed so the mods banned the topic and removed it also

Other /r/baldursgate regulars also went turbo-autist mode and checked the steam review frequency both before and after the release of BG3 after 3/4 months, and determined there was like zero change in frequency in all major cRPGs, inlcuding Pillars, dragon age, neverwinter ect (because sales figures are not known)

This also caused which the mods also deleted, holy frick death to jannies

DO ANY DRAMATARDS KNOW HOW TO DO THAT THING WHERE YOU CAN VIEW DELETED THREADS? OR IS THAT GONE FOREVER AND EVER?

Anyways the steam review frequency thing seemed convincing to me, and i feel like that tracks, most people introduced to BG3 didn't obtain an appetite for cRPGs, they obtained an appetite for AAA fully voiced 3D rpg adventures

what do you strags think @Losercel