Bart (MC)

so true bartholomew minecraft

I will practice not sleeping until I no longer need to sleep

imagine if someone played on 30 fov at all times

i've never played tf2 but 90 is just the right one in minecraft- anything from 70 to 100 is honestly fine but if you go below or above that i don't know if i can ever trust you again

do not trust me i am the impostor from among us

record from personal experience is about 40 seconds

The odd thing with mine is we either will not talk about it at all or it will be the sole topic of the day so this has a 50/50 chance of the timer going on infinitely or ending within 5 seconds.

fun family party activity: the timer is a time bomb

*maniacal laughter*

i consider early 1.19 to probably be the peak of class building (despite the fact that i've worked on most of the changes since then, and i do find them all generally positive- it didn't really lead to amazing class building unfortunately)

also, in terms of overall balance between mobs and classes and such alongside the following quality of gameplay i'd say that was the best time, living somewhere between post-nighhawk nerf and pre-vanish buff/bash boost.

also where i felt like the community experience peaked, at least for me. it was just a whole lot of fun with a whole lot of people that seems to be much rarer and harder to find nowadays (although personal stuff probably highly affects that as well)

I can not wait for future updates on becoming a battle cats main.

i'm currently just doing sol while i wait to actually get a single good anti-alien cat to continue through itf

festival of the zucc

you know how you can get blue balled? well,

not much darwin

i use keychains on like, the thing you use to open zippers

actually nevermind i don't think i ever used to manage, just survive lole

mood

ok bartholomew

nice asz

For the most part, the same applies to me. The 55-60 level range usually stops me for a noticeable period of time, but I can do quests pretty much back-to-back with everything I do in a playthrough otherwise.

i don't have any exact numbers atm but i'm the first playthrough to get through the 40s in a while, and at this point i've hit level 55 with several still available quests and there was never more than a minute or two worth of spare grinding while only doing quests and a single run of each dungeon

the unfortunate reality of having been on wynn for 5+ years my dude. plenty of people still play wynn, but the people you remember playing with may not. so it goes!

yeah, it's most likely just a combination of checking in places that had their activity shifted elsewhere, or going less active for longer stretches myself. it's just kind alienating to want to discuss wynn and feeling like there's almost no one to do it with, at least not ones that would even get what you're talking about

I play it!!