Fun Fact about the WoW blood plague: People were arguing the data isn't realistic because there were trolls who actively tried to spread the disease, and shouldn't be used. Human kind sure showed those people how low we can go!
the useful data came after the hunter summoned their infected pet in the AH. watching people carry it into the bank or the forge area was very informative. yes, it was artificially introduced but the spread of it after that was natural.
Umm, actually, it depends on which definition of planet you’re using. Many planetary scientists define it as a rounded astronomical body that’s not a star.
@@TheAmishEngineer Way back during the second ever episode there was a statement about _Return of the Jedi_ where the statement was that the Death Star's shield generator was on "the planet Endor" when *Um, Actually* it was on "the Forest Moon Of Endor." So saying it's a moon not a planet is at the very least consistent with a previous episode.
In Monster High, there is a big social divide between the freshwater and saltwater monsters, and it is a major plot point in the romance between Gil and Lagoona.
I got a D&D question right that Matt Mercer got wrong. I feel like I should just go back to bed. I'm not going to do anything better today. Or this year. :*)
I'm almost convinced he did it on purpose to subvert expectations. Considering how big of a deal 5e makes about the variety of Infernal and Abyssal Tieflings, it's hard to imagine he didn't know.
I love how in the guinea pig disease question NOBODY mentioned how guinea pig disease was a direct way the developers used to punish players for neglecting animals...
Uhm actually, Trapp's joke about guinea pigs clashing with a naval theme is very strange to anyone that speaks German, as in German they're called 'meerschweinchen' or 'sea piglets'.
The best “The Power Was Within You All Along” I’ve ever seen is in the How To Train Your Dragon books, where Hiccup suddenly discovers he is a master sword fighter after being terrible at it until that point despite constant training… because he breaks his right arm at the start of the fight and learns for the first time that he is actually left handed
You thought it was the best? Damn, I thought it was stupid. Cause, you know, if you've trained sword fighting with one hand and suddenly try it with the other hand, you'll suck at it at first. Sure, you'd be able to actually start learning properly now that you're using your dominant hand, but you are still untrained.
As a Lefty, I'm somehow kinda mad at this! You would know *very* early on what your dominant hand is, and there's no way you wouldn't try the sword in the other hand ever in your life until then.😑
So, I seem to have accidentally commented on the wrong video 😅 This was supposed to be a reply to an Overly Sarcastic Productions video about powerups, and it looks like RUclips took me to a recommended video while I was composing this response and I somehow didn’t notice lol. This was mean to be a comment in response to discussion about how often powerups come out of nowhere without any in universe rational for why the character didn’t have the power before, and I specifically think it’s the best in that regard, in that it does give an in universe reason why he wasn’t good at it before: because the society he grew up in is extremely set in their ways and never thought to even consider handedness when teaching sword fighting. In that regard I think it’s actually a nice critique of how that would work: he was unaware of his handedness because he was forced to learn right handed and just assumed he was bad as sword fighting as a result.
@@KickyFut yeah back then there were heavy superstitions around being left handed so people 100% would not recognise it. The right hand was the sword hand and that's how people were taught. Many people pretented they were dominant in the other hand because depending on where you were born being left handed could have made you gifted by the gods or it could mean you were evil. It makes sense that hiccup wouldn't have known his dominant hand.
"Now you know how people feel when learning English." Omg Haley was savage there, I love it. Also just generally love seeing her back along with Matt Mercer.
@@keithnewton5508 um actually, "gh" only makes an "f" sound when preceded by "ou" and "ti" doesn't make a "sh" sound, only a "ch" when followed by "on". Hope that makes things simpler ;)
Uhm actually, while I don't believe the MCU explicitly states that The Grandmaster IS from Sakaar, we absolutely know he can't be from there in Marvel continuity proper by his definition as an original Elder of the Universe. The most accurate answer is probably either "Nobody knows" or "He was the last survivor of a 'test race' created by the Celestials just after the Big Bang before any stars or planets had really had time to form".
Kinda depends on how you define the question. It can be a question of where were you born, but it can also just be where you currently reside, or where you most recently lived
It's funny that they said "And then there's just a fencing guy who's a regular guy" for the Soul Caliber question, because if you continue down the line he just shows back up as a vampire.
@@kumaradio5414 Yeah, Raphael canonically wins Soul Calibur 2, claims Soul Edge, and by the time Soul Calibur 3 rolls around he's been corrupted by Soul Edge and is now a vampire. So he's just Regular Fencing Guy for the first game he appears in (he didn't show up until Calibur 2) and in later appearances he's a vampire.
@14:45 Fremulon is the production company for Michael Schur so his shows like Parks & Rec, Brooklyn 99, Good Place all have that ending voiceover 'Fremulon' which is Nick Offerman's voice
Um actually, despite Fremulon being the production company for Parks and Recreation, the title card at the end does not feature Nick Offerman saying the name.
I love how everybody just, without verbal agreement, is in on the bit and they're in a think tank coming up with alternate names for 'made of wood killer' and they all just keep coming back to it! Fantastic stuff, y'all.
It should be noted that the "feelies" in those old computer games weren't just for fun or to save space. They served as copy protection against bootleggers. So even if you had the game, you would get locked out after a certain point because you NEEDED the items that came in the box.
There is actually a ttrpg system that does use scrabble tiles. It's called spell and you pull random letters to try and make words. Those words then become the magic spell you cast. Not really an um actually but I just want to share the system that let's you cast things like SUV at you, wondersously beefy, yeet, sex dragon, and bee misuse
Um Actually, Cloud Strife IS Cloud Strife, he just unknowingly took some elements of Zack Fair's time while he was in SOLDIER, due to mental trauma and experimentation by Hojo, but never to an extent where he adopted a whole new name or identity. The only element that could be debated was during Sephiroth's attack of Nibelheim because Tifa knew some flaws in his story (like Zack being the SOLDIER First Class who accompanied Sephiroth to town)
Many years ago, a friend of mine adapted the "Dread" Jenga mechanic into our game of the Lovecraftian RPG "Delta Green" as the madness mechanic. Anytime something "horrific" happened, we had to move a block. But he also placed the tower across the room, so not only did you have to do the block move, you had to walk to and from across the wobbliest floorboards you have ever encountered. Having the fine motor control of a long-time guitarist REALLY paid off that day. My character was able to take an astounding amount of things in stride.
Nahdo, glad to see you here. Hope to see more RUclipsrs come on here. Still waiting for James and Chelsea from Dead Meet to show up too. Heck, throw in their editor and occasional host Zoran in too and have the three of them go head to head!
Um Actually... In 2e, when Tieflings first appeared, they were NOT part fiend. Instead, they were just mortals who were "planetouched", meaning that over their lives growing up travelling the Outer Planes, they were warped by the alternate magics and philosophies, and had "something" that made them odd - strange skin tone, a whiff of brimstone, a tail, goat leags, or what have you. Genetically they were still human or elf or what have you, just... altered.
um, actually...plane-touched meant that they were descendants of a mortal and some planar being. fiend wasn't necessarily specified yet, but they were very definitely not genetically pure humans or elves or what have you.
@@chriswright8114 I suspect both the origin you describe and the one Valandar describes could be valid, because I doubt they explained it in enough detail to strictly rule out one or the other. That said, I’m happy to be corrected if there’s specific evidence for one. I started in the 4e era. I’ll add my own um actually correction though, because as of the current 5e lore, tieflings can be the result of any fiend bloodline, not just devils, though the vast majority (in both lore and in play, because the player’s handbook tiefling is one such) come from not just devils, but specifically Asmodeus’s bloodline. If tiefling lore interests you though, I highly recommend the series of novels Brimstone Angels, by Erin M Evans. They go into great detail about the origin of tieflings and how/why they changed between 3.5 and 4e.
@@JimCullen um, actually if I remember correctly; in 5e you can be a tiefling simply by having some dealings with a fiend in your families past. No actual descendancy needed, just made a deal with the devil and now you're making devil babies.
12:46 Um, _actually_ Pandora is not a planet - it's one of the moons of the gas giant Polyphemus (the huge planet visible in basically every scene in the movie with any sky in it). So if the question is 'what _planet_ is Neytiri from', the answer is either 'Polyphemus' or 'none'.
24:22 it's especially funny because most epidemiologists threw out the data because "Nobody would go out during a pandemic that would be idiotic" turns out the data was pretty accurate.
I was also certain the passport thing was about how you can add pages to your passport, but apparently they changed that policy in 2016, confirming it was the bad year.
Same. I was 100% certain that you can add pages because I've had to have pages added due to work travel...that was pre-2010 though. Guess things change.
Um, actually, En Dwi Gast The Grandmaster in the MCU is not from Sakaar he's just the ruler there & he was stranded there like all the others living there. He was born shortly after the beginning of the universe long before Sakaar was even formed as a planet. He's the brother of Taneleer Tivan aka The Collector. They are members of the Elders of the Universe.
Um actually, Cloud Strife didn't take someone else's name. However, due to Jenova and mako shenanigans, PTSD and a fugue state, he did assume the memories and certain personality traits of Zack Fair.
Um, actually, in an episode of “Batman: Brave and the Bold”, Aquaman communicates with a silverfish while having been shrunk to the size of an insect and claims that he can communicate with, and I’m paraphrasing here, “any kind of fish”
@@CthonicWisdom ...ok these just tell me that Brave and Bold is at LEAST as badly written as how much I hate its art style. No, they are not both subjective. A horrible story can be written well, and a good story can be written horribly. But good writing itself is objective. That kind of handwaving is HORRIBLE writing.
@@therealfriday13th It's a kid's comedy show that throws some whimsy in for the parents watching with their kids. I'm not at all sorry to report that it's very enjoyable and quite funny.
@@alastaircollins1145 it's a great show. Leans very hard into the camp and goofiness of an Adam West-esque Batman era. It also introduced me to a lot of obscure DC characters. Happy that there are people that also enjoy it.
16:30 Holy crap, I was at that bar in the Vegas Hilton and it was amazing. For all that they splurged on the atmosphere, they did not scrimp on the food and the Warp Core Breach and the James 'Tea' Kirk were the most fun drinks I've ever had in my life.
On the bright side, you can move anywhere else and be pretty you are getting an upgrade? disclaimer: never been to Ohio, just wanted to chip into the bullying from this side xD
This is easily one of my top, if not my #1 favorite episode of all time. I could watch these 4 joke around for hours! Such a good group. Just shocked that the DM god missed the D&D question
Um Actually... Nando should have got a point for the last question because u don't need a passport to travel internationally everywhere; for example, if you have citizenship of a state inside the European Union you can travel to any other state inside the Union without a passport
While it is true that the country for the citizenship was never stated the age requirements were clearly using US requirements (Which to be fair aren't exclusive to the US). Finland for example is 5 years regardless of age, or Canada which is weird and actually gives you options (you can get a 5 year passport for cheaper. It's not half as cheap, so most don't get it, but it's still an option). Because of this I think that part of the question validates that the passport can't be referring to EU passports.
Um, actually, tieflings are the descendants of humans and *any* type of Fiend, from any of the Lower Planes (including having entire tables of randomized fiendish trait based on which type of fiendish ancestry you might have). Tieflings being descended from people who made a pact with an archdevil is 4e-exclusive lore, which was removed again in the most recent edition (although it was kept as an optional background for particular subgroups of tieflings).
They were right that you don't need a passport to travel internationally to every country. You can use an enhanced driver's license in place of a passport when traveling to going into Canada, but I think also Mexico as well. At least that's the case for a lot of the border states.
and even though i get why they did not talk about it as it is a us show, EU citizens don't need a passport to travel inside of the EU. AS long as you can identify yourself, like with your drivers license, you are free to travel in EU countries :D
It will eventually be revealed that the "made of wood killer" is actually the secretly-sentient bat, which was puppeteering the human wielder all along.
Um, actually, Armin Tamzarian is not the one who was supposedly dead and came back, Armin is the principal's real name. Seymour Skinner is the name of the person who was presumed dead
Um actually, the Grandmaster isn't _from_ Sakaar; he predates the existence of Sakaar and is of one of the earliest races to exist in the universe, with no known planet of origin. He got stranded on Sakaar (in the MCU) and managed to become its dictator, and is even known as 'the creator of Sakaar' in the movie.
@@andymonserud9029 I wasn't even sure they did P&R although it wouldn't be a surprise - I just know that's Nick Offerman's voice, so it's all connected either way. And always a joy to hear him saying goofy shit.
The Metal Gear Solid "back of the case" clue was something I lived through too, but unlike Trapp I COULD NOT figure it out for the longest time and I think I had one of my friends tell me or I read in a gaming magazine or something. And, also unlike Trapp, I was MAD because I thought 'That's cheating! That's not even IN the game! How did they expect me to figure that out?!' 🤣🤣
They did the same trick even earlier with Star Tropics. I think in that case, it was a letter, and I think it had to be dipped in water to reveal an invisible password. I remember I was playing it with a friend, who had to go back to his house to get the game's box.
I absolutely love Dread for running a pick-up game at cons. Used to bring a folder of pre-made character sheets and a tower with me to DragonCon and various anime cons. Can't play the game myself but being the Storyteller was more than enough fun for me.
Also the second series ‘Sagas of Sundry Madness’ while not on Geek and Sundry channel can be found on RUclips. It’s even better than the first Dread series! For Critters- it has Marisha and Liam in it.
I would say the most fun “gimmick that came with the game” I remember is the Braille table that came with Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire. You needed it to decode the messages in the caves that were puzzles leading to Regirock, Regice and Registeel
Many "Made if Wood Killer" was the bat itself? Let's retcon this to soul of a psychotic baseball player gets trapped in his bat and possesses anyone who picks it up.
Um actually cloud strife never takes on a new name just a new persona, crafted from the memories of Zack and what jenova feels that a personality as a soldier 1st class was and a generous amount of his own cells. Cloud never actually took on a different name he was always cloud meant to be a pair that differs from Zack Fair
The incorrect statement about the Condiment King was one of my favorite questions in recent memory. Most other questions are just, "Do you know this nerdy trivia?" but dressed up in the 'Um actually,' paint. Which is fine! But most actual fans who would speak confidently about such topics usually wouldn't get those details wrong. But that one really feels like a genuine thing that a fan would say, only to get pedantically corrected by some other guy. And that's what I live for
Man, looking over some articles, not only does Aquaman not really talk to fish, since they don't apparently have that capacity, but his application seems to be anything that is semi aquatic, sometimes to a point he can even affect humans because technically we have ancient sea dwelling ancestors and atavism would apply. It's always a bit flimsy, but he can freaking spy on you if you have fish nearby, pretty cool application there
That thing with the code on the back of the case was an attempt of antipiracy info given to you on the outside of the game that is required to progress at some point. The NES game StarTropics came with a letter from your character's uncle, who has gone missing. At first glance it's just a lead into the plot of the game, but 4 chapters in you are asked to wet the letter to find a code writen in invisible ink to progress. Unfortunately it seems the switch port of the game didn't include the letter, oops.
Um, actually- At 33:43 you disputed Nando's answer, but you can in fact still get from the US into both Canada and Mexico without a passport if you have what's known as an 'Enhanced ID' Source: I just got one like four months ago and will be using it to attend my Canadian friend's wedding. The DMV's website says it can substitute as a passport for flights into and out of those two countries, as well as for international ground crossings, and I confirmed this in person with the DMV agent who gave me the ID when I went to collect it.
You can get additional pages inserted (or at least you used to be able to). It required a lot of paperwork and you had to have specific reasons for it. For instance, my uncle had to travel a lot for geological related trips and had a bunch of inserts in his passport (probably about 80 pages or so in total) and routinely got questioned as to whether his passport was real due to the odd size.
Aquaman's power set is more defined as a limited telepathy. It isn't as advanced as J'onn J'onnz, but he can communicate with some other life forms on occasion. I'm pretty sure there's no divide between freshwater or seawater fish as far as his telepathy is concerned.
Just finished a an international trip from the the USA to the Bahamas a couple of weeks ago. I was worried that the trip would be need to be canceled because I could not get a new passport in time. An original or certified copy of my birth certificate was all that was required. (PS all that was required for re-entry, I entered the Bahamas with no documentation)
I worked at a videogame store in high school, and we used to trade and resell used games. We didn't require the original cases for used games, so whenever we had a used copy of MGS without of the original case, I'd have to take apart the blank CD case and insert a sticky-note with the radio frequency for Otacon to the back before we could re-sell it.
im on my hands and knees licking up the crumbs of Matt Mercer and Soul Calibur being mentioned at the same time because it just allows me to remind everyone that he voiced the best character, Z.W.E.I in the fifth installment
Um actually, Cloud didn't take Zack's identity, he somehow had Zack's memories and had them conflated with his own. He was Cloud, he did grow up with Tifa, he just never made SOLDIER, and Shepard Book never delved into his history so nobody knows his backstory but him and he took it to his grave in Serenity
I say I'm a nerd then I watch channels like this and realize that, no, I am in fact not a nerd and just latch onto specific things and obsess over them until I move onto the next thing a year or so later
Actually.... Made-Of-Wood Killer got his start after seeing Sportmaster beat up Alan Scott GL with a baseball bat and is label both a Batman and GL villain.
Um, Actually, at least in Michigan, you can have what's called an "enhanced licence" which allows travel to Canada without a passport. (Source: me, I have one and do that)
Um, actually: along the line of the pages thing, some countries also won't let you enter if it's too close to your passport's expiry date! We did a tour in Europe and a member of our group got stranded in the UK because they wouldn't let her board her connecting flight because her passport was expiring within 6 months (even though we were only in Europe for 2 weeks). It was a nightmare~ lol
Um Actually, Cloud Strife did not steel someone else name, he forgot his own memories but remembered the life of Zach Fair and was telling people about a life he didn't live.
The way Matt said 'it's a shared universe between The Boys and Waterworld' I would have been inclined to believe him too! God damn it! Loved that bit. Just the delivery. The fact that he got Trapp with that one. 'They're not...' End of sentence. Very good. Oooh Matt got that D&D question wrong. Oh damn didn't think I'd see the day. Though it's old lore it seems? Or what? I don't know but it's interesting to see. 'Now you know how people feel when learning english.' True though xD Ah, the Dread question. I absolutely expected Matt to know that one. He did play after all. :D The first shiny question was fun too. I knew absolutely only the very first and last question. 'He's from the trash planet' 'He's not from Ohio, no' Oh god! 'If it makes you feel any better Haley, it was a guess....?' Matt sounds nearly sorry for answering correctly here. So great. Sometimes all it takes is a lucky guess. Makes it even more frustrating if you actually knew about it though xD Oh, Matt lost one? That's a first, isn't it? I wanna say he seemed kinda tired or something, but I am absolutely not sure if that's just wishful thinking and some mild to big obsession with the guy or actually a thing. Anyway, still a lot of fun to watch, as always^^
4:44 Um Actually, the Arcade Cabinet was called Soul Edge, the PS1 port of the same game was actaully called Sould Blade THEN every game was called soul Caliber.
I'm at 13:30 at this point and I think Mercer has caught on that his internet is slightly better than everyone else's. I don't think he suddenly forgot the answer to the Avatar question; I think he refused to answer it for fairness reasons.
The buzzer system really is kinda dumb for this show. Even on Jeopardy, I've often thought they should just do a rotation through everyone who buzzes in within a second of each other. It's worse here where there's not even a penalty for a foolhardy buzz, so everyone is just buzzing all the time and fastest/least laggy always has the edge...
I would also argue they aren’t valid for 10 years, because they won’t let you fly within 3 to 6 months if they expiration date. My family has run into that a few times.
Um actually, none of the half Tanar'ri things would be Infernal, they'd be Abyssal. The Tieflings are the only Infernal things listed, this is because of their ties to Baatezu (Devils). This is what the question was about, & you immediately getting it wrong in the discussion pained my soul
Um actually, you can still legally go to Canada with a drivers license if you’re traveling via water or land and have an enhanced license that states that you’re a U.S. citizen. Since you can’t turn around if you take the exit to Canada (since it’s a bridge), people who live in the nearby towns in Michigan can apply for and are more often granted an enhanced license so they don’t have any issues if a mistake happens and don’t have to carry their passport constantly. One of my friends has an enhanced license because of this
“Something about comics and twin relationships” *Flashbacks to that plot line where Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch were lovers* Thanks for the reminder Nando 😭
1. For those of you who have not personally interacted with them, pigs are exceptionally charming animals. A boost to persuasion would not be unreasonable although bonus skill proficiencies is probably more fitting due to their remarkably high intellect. 2. Orcs (or possibly dwarves, thinking of poison resistance) could already be viewed as or reskinned to be pig people.
Additional notes on feelies being not fun: a fair bit of the time feelies were used as a form of copy protection, in a way that was presumably very un-fun for any secondhand owners.
Um ACTUALLY!!!! Soul Edge was the first incarnation as an Arcade Cabinet, but it wasn’t the only game in the franchise that wasn’t named Soul Calibur. The Playstation port of Soul Edge was called Soul Blade!!
We're missing the real questions - Why does Blip the Space Monkey (from Space Ghost) have a MASK??? Does he have a Secret Identity? Who is he hiding from??? 🤣🤣🤣
Fun Fact about the WoW blood plague: People were arguing the data isn't realistic because there were trolls who actively tried to spread the disease, and shouldn't be used. Human kind sure showed those people how low we can go!
Pox parties!
Bug chasers!
And proving again that people will actually do this in real life as well. I see you people who were charged for domestic terrorism during the pandemic
@@smudgetheblurb some judges ruled it as a crime to intentionally cough at people during COVID, they really had to do that
the useful data came after the hunter summoned their infected pet in the AH. watching people carry it into the bank or the forge area was very informative. yes, it was artificially introduced but the spread of it after that was natural.
Um, actually, Pandora is technically a moon, not a planet. (Hey, it's all about being pedantic, right?)
Paused the video, came down to post this.
Umm, actually, it depends on which definition of planet you’re using. Many planetary scientists define it as a rounded astronomical body that’s not a star.
@@TheAmishEngineer Way back during the second ever episode there was a statement about _Return of the Jedi_ where the statement was that the Death Star's shield generator was on "the planet Endor" when *Um, Actually* it was on "the Forest Moon Of Endor." So saying it's a moon not a planet is at the very least consistent with a previous episode.
@@jb888888888 true, but consistency isn’t exactly a staple of the show.
@@TheAmishEngineer Nope, the main difference is the body being orbited. If it doesn't orbit a star, it's not a planet.
Dont think we have forgotten, we still demand the Brennan v Matt showdown!
We are here in the comments, as Brennan requested, now give us the fight to the death!
Abria, Matt, & Brennan would be dope!
Throw in Iffy or Abria
I can't imagine who would want to be the 3rd person up against them.
@@elbruces Better yet, Mercer and Mulligan Co-Host with members of their own parties as the contestants.
In Monster High, there is a big social divide between the freshwater and saltwater monsters, and it is a major plot point in the romance between Gil and Lagoona.
Monster high is in a shared universe with the boys
@@chrisvainioI fully accept this
Monster High is the Bridge between the The Boys and Waterworld
Genuinely shocking to see Mercer miss a D&D question this episode.
Right? End of an era. And this is probs the first one he lost in as well.
Can't remember everything about everything all the time. I know tons about Pokémon and Final Fantasy and still forget stuff at times.
I got a D&D question right that Matt Mercer got wrong. I feel like I should just go back to bed. I'm not going to do anything better today. Or this year. :*)
I'm almost convinced he did it on purpose to subvert expectations. Considering how big of a deal 5e makes about the variety of Infernal and Abyssal Tieflings, it's hard to imagine he didn't know.
@@Deris87 yeah, the way he reacted to getting it wrong was just a little too nonchalant
I love how in the guinea pig disease question NOBODY mentioned how guinea pig disease was a direct way the developers used to punish players for neglecting animals...
Uhm actually, Trapp's joke about guinea pigs clashing with a naval theme is very strange to anyone that speaks German, as in German they're called 'meerschweinchen' or 'sea piglets'.
The best “The Power Was Within You All Along” I’ve ever seen is in the How To Train Your Dragon books, where Hiccup suddenly discovers he is a master sword fighter after being terrible at it until that point despite constant training… because he breaks his right arm at the start of the fight and learns for the first time that he is actually left handed
You thought it was the best? Damn, I thought it was stupid. Cause, you know, if you've trained sword fighting with one hand and suddenly try it with the other hand, you'll suck at it at first. Sure, you'd be able to actually start learning properly now that you're using your dominant hand, but you are still untrained.
As a Lefty, I'm somehow kinda mad at this! You would know *very* early on what your dominant hand is, and there's no way you wouldn't try the sword in the other hand ever in your life until then.😑
So, I seem to have accidentally commented on the wrong video 😅 This was supposed to be a reply to an Overly Sarcastic Productions video about powerups, and it looks like RUclips took me to a recommended video while I was composing this response and I somehow didn’t notice lol.
This was mean to be a comment in response to discussion about how often powerups come out of nowhere without any in universe rational for why the character didn’t have the power before, and I specifically think it’s the best in that regard, in that it does give an in universe reason why he wasn’t good at it before: because the society he grew up in is extremely set in their ways and never thought to even consider handedness when teaching sword fighting. In that regard I think it’s actually a nice critique of how that would work: he was unaware of his handedness because he was forced to learn right handed and just assumed he was bad as sword fighting as a result.
That seems less like "the power was in you" and more like "you were just doing everything backwards"
@@KickyFut yeah back then there were heavy superstitions around being left handed so people 100% would not recognise it. The right hand was the sword hand and that's how people were taught. Many people pretented they were dominant in the other hand because depending on where you were born being left handed could have made you gifted by the gods or it could mean you were evil. It makes sense that hiccup wouldn't have known his dominant hand.
"Now you know how people feel when learning English." Omg Haley was savage there, I love it. Also just generally love seeing her back along with Matt Mercer.
She was hilarious in this episode!
GHOTI spells fish
@@keithnewton5508 um actually, "gh" only makes an "f" sound when preceded by "ou" and "ti" doesn't make a "sh" sound, only a "ch" when followed by "on".
Hope that makes things simpler ;)
@@SineN0mine3 Um actually proving my point that English is a mongrel the terms "only when and only if" etc prove this
She’s such a fun contestant!
Uhm actually, while I don't believe the MCU explicitly states that The Grandmaster IS from Sakaar, we absolutely know he can't be from there in Marvel continuity proper by his definition as an original Elder of the Universe. The most accurate answer is probably either "Nobody knows" or "He was the last survivor of a 'test race' created by the Celestials just after the Big Bang before any stars or planets had really had time to form".
Yeah, didn't he take over the planet or something?
I came to post the same. You beat me to it.
Yep! He was the first one to arrive on Sakaar but he wasn't born there
Yes!! This! He's just been on Sakaar a very long time.
Kinda depends on how you define the question. It can be a question of where were you born, but it can also just be where you currently reside, or where you most recently lived
"*I am death incarnate---!!*" Matt flexing his voice acting skills, I see you
Pandora is not the planet it's the moon.
@@mliljegard19771209 Sorry but you didn't say 'um, actually' so we can't give you the point.
It's funny that they said "And then there's just a fencing guy who's a regular guy" for the Soul Caliber question, because if you continue down the line he just shows back up as a vampire.
Raphael?
@@kumaradio5414 Yeah, Raphael canonically wins Soul Calibur 2, claims Soul Edge, and by the time Soul Calibur 3 rolls around he's been corrupted by Soul Edge and is now a vampire. So he's just Regular Fencing Guy for the first game he appears in (he didn't show up until Calibur 2) and in later appearances he's a vampire.
@14:45 Fremulon is the production company for Michael Schur so his shows like Parks & Rec, Brooklyn 99, Good Place all have that ending voiceover 'Fremulon' which is Nick Offerman's voice
Um actually, despite Fremulon being the production company for Parks and Recreation, the title card at the end does not feature Nick Offerman saying the name.
Matt: "from the trash planet(?)"
Trapp, without missing a single beat: "no, he's not from Ohio"
I almost spat my coffee 💀💀💀
Lived in Ohio for 3 years. Escaped. Can confirm.
@@TeacherinTraining39I hope you're recovering ❤️🩹
I love how everybody just, without verbal agreement, is in on the bit and they're in a think tank coming up with alternate names for 'made of wood killer' and they all just keep coming back to it! Fantastic stuff, y'all.
Puts on best Trapp voice: "Wizards of the Coast are a great company with a very friendly and informative relationship with their fans and customers"
WOTC executive here. Um, actually we don't have customers. We have money gremlins that are hoarding OUR money.
Um, actually WotC is owned by Hasbro who are massive assholes.
Um, actually, this is a funny joke.
You misunderstood the format; only ONE thing is supposed to be wrong with the statement.
Wizards is a decent company. Sadly they don't exist anymore, the shit you're talking about is just a shell for Hasbro
It should be noted that the "feelies" in those old computer games weren't just for fun or to save space. They served as copy protection against bootleggers. So even if you had the game, you would get locked out after a certain point because you NEEDED the items that came in the box.
and also if your mom threw out that paper by accident :0
There is actually a ttrpg system that does use scrabble tiles. It's called spell and you pull random letters to try and make words. Those words then become the magic spell you cast. Not really an um actually but I just want to share the system that let's you cast things like SUV at you, wondersously beefy, yeet, sex dragon, and bee misuse
I desperately want to cast "bee misuse" in a game
SUV at you
You know Matt was confident about his Dread answer when he pushed up imaginary glasses and did the nerd voice
In DnD I made a weapon called "The Trident of Fish Belligerence" where you could talk to sea creatures but they hate you.
Laughing out loud on the bus! Thats so terrific
Um Actually, Cloud Strife IS Cloud Strife, he just unknowingly took some elements of Zack Fair's time while he was in SOLDIER, due to mental trauma and experimentation by Hojo, but never to an extent where he adopted a whole new name or identity. The only element that could be debated was during Sephiroth's attack of Nibelheim because Tifa knew some flaws in his story (like Zack being the SOLDIER First Class who accompanied Sephiroth to town)
Haley may had zero points but absolutely stole the show. Kept me laughing the entire time. More of her please!
Haley was right that they used to issue additional visa pages, but stopped as of 2016
Many years ago, a friend of mine adapted the "Dread" Jenga mechanic into our game of the Lovecraftian RPG "Delta Green" as the madness mechanic. Anytime something "horrific" happened, we had to move a block. But he also placed the tower across the room, so not only did you have to do the block move, you had to walk to and from across the wobbliest floorboards you have ever encountered.
Having the fine motor control of a long-time guitarist REALLY paid off that day. My character was able to take an astounding amount of things in stride.
I'm just curious about the wobbly floorboards... Were you playing in an abandoned Louisiana shack?😕😅
That sounds incredible, kudos to the DM!
@@KickyFut Rental property in suburban Adelaide, Australia, so... not too far off ;)
@@alastaircollins1145 NGL, while reading this reply thread, I thought this was actually gonna be another Ohio joke.
Nahdo, glad to see you here. Hope to see more RUclipsrs come on here. Still waiting for James and Chelsea from Dead Meet to show up too. Heck, throw in their editor and occasional host Zoran in too and have the three of them go head to head!
I LOVE this idea, have the three of them on for another horror themed episode for an even better episode!
Uhm actually, they'd go head to head to head.
@@johannes2650 +2
Um Actually... In 2e, when Tieflings first appeared, they were NOT part fiend. Instead, they were just mortals who were "planetouched", meaning that over their lives growing up travelling the Outer Planes, they were warped by the alternate magics and philosophies, and had "something" that made them odd - strange skin tone, a whiff of brimstone, a tail, goat leags, or what have you. Genetically they were still human or elf or what have you, just... altered.
um, actually...plane-touched meant that they were descendants of a mortal and some planar being. fiend wasn't necessarily specified yet, but they were very definitely not genetically pure humans or elves or what have you.
@@chriswright8114 "They can be described as humans who’ve been plane-touched." Pg 12, original boxed set "Player's Guide to the Planes".
@@chriswright8114 I suspect both the origin you describe and the one Valandar describes could be valid, because I doubt they explained it in enough detail to strictly rule out one or the other.
That said, I’m happy to be corrected if there’s specific evidence for one. I started in the 4e era.
I’ll add my own um actually correction though, because as of the current 5e lore, tieflings can be the result of any fiend bloodline, not just devils, though the vast majority (in both lore and in play, because the player’s handbook tiefling is one such) come from not just devils, but specifically Asmodeus’s bloodline.
If tiefling lore interests you though, I highly recommend the series of novels Brimstone Angels, by Erin M Evans. They go into great detail about the origin of tieflings and how/why they changed between 3.5 and 4e.
@@JimCullen um, actually if I remember correctly; in 5e you can be a tiefling simply by having some dealings with a fiend in your families past. No actual descendancy needed, just made a deal with the devil and now you're making devil babies.
@@moogotony8579 correct, that's one possibility
12:46 Um, _actually_ Pandora is not a planet - it's one of the moons of the gas giant Polyphemus (the huge planet visible in basically every scene in the movie with any sky in it). So if the question is 'what _planet_ is Neytiri from', the answer is either 'Polyphemus' or 'none'.
Who does Polyphemus hate more than Odysseus?
@@damien4197 nobody
This was so fun! It's so awesome seeing Nando here, hopefully he comes back for more episodes!
24:22 it's especially funny because most epidemiologists threw out the data because "Nobody would go out during a pandemic that would be idiotic" turns out the data was pretty accurate.
Given that Matt played Dread during Sagas of Sundry as Tanner(?), I fully expected him to nail that question
I wish I could be as happy and excited about anything as much as Haley is about everything.
I was also certain the passport thing was about how you can add pages to your passport, but apparently they changed that policy in 2016, confirming it was the bad year.
Same. I was 100% certain that you can add pages because I've had to have pages added due to work travel...that was pre-2010 though. Guess things change.
Haley is an absolute treat! We need more of her! Loved this episode! The banter was on point & this is probably one of my favorites.
Um, actually, En Dwi Gast The Grandmaster in the MCU is not from Sakaar he's just the ruler there & he was stranded there like all the others living there. He was born shortly after the beginning of the universe long before Sakaar was even formed as a planet. He's the brother of Taneleer Tivan aka The Collector. They are members of the Elders of the Universe.
You get a point!
"A first run DDT" might be the funniest thing that guy has ever said.
Um actually, Cloud Strife didn't take someone else's name. However, due to Jenova and mako shenanigans, PTSD and a fugue state, he did assume the memories and certain personality traits of Zack Fair.
Yeah! I was looking for this comment. I was really confused when they implied Cloud steal someone's name.
Um, actually, in an episode of “Batman: Brave and the Bold”, Aquaman communicates with a silverfish while having been shrunk to the size of an insect and claims that he can communicate with, and I’m paraphrasing here, “any kind of fish”
In the same series he also communicates with a white blood cell
@@CthonicWisdom ...ok these just tell me that Brave and Bold is at LEAST as badly written as how much I hate its art style.
No, they are not both subjective. A horrible story can be written well, and a good story can be written horribly. But good writing itself is objective. That kind of handwaving is HORRIBLE writing.
@@CthonicWisdom OutRAGEous
@@therealfriday13th It's a kid's comedy show that throws some whimsy in for the parents watching with their kids.
I'm not at all sorry to report that it's very enjoyable and quite funny.
@@alastaircollins1145 it's a great show. Leans very hard into the camp and goofiness of an Adam West-esque Batman era. It also introduced me to a lot of obscure DC characters. Happy that there are people that also enjoy it.
16:30 Holy crap, I was at that bar in the Vegas Hilton and it was amazing. For all that they splurged on the atmosphere, they did not scrimp on the food and the Warp Core Breach and the James 'Tea' Kirk were the most fun drinks I've ever had in my life.
As someone from Ohio, I’m really hurt how true their jokes are
On the bright side, you can move anywhere else and be pretty you are getting an upgrade?
disclaimer: never been to Ohio, just wanted to chip into the bullying from this side xD
I always thought Animaniacs got it right:
"All is strange and vague."
"Are we dead?"
"Or is this Ohio?"
as someone from Michigan, you deserve it. (your state, not you specifically.)
I’m from Indiana, and I was just happy to be mentioned. It doesn’t happen very often…
Ohio is for lovers anyways
This is easily one of my top, if not my #1 favorite episode of all time. I could watch these 4 joke around for hours! Such a good group. Just shocked that the DM god missed the D&D question
Um Actually...
Nando should have got a point for the last question because u don't need a passport to travel internationally everywhere; for example, if you have citizenship of a state inside the European Union you can travel to any other state inside the Union without a passport
Meh he shouldn't have got a point for the Invisible Girl Statement as he didn't say Um Actually.
@@ARhodeHouse I think they've said before that shiny questions don't necessarily require saying "um actually"
@@ajsparx4133 ah you're right
While it is true that the country for the citizenship was never stated the age requirements were clearly using US requirements (Which to be fair aren't exclusive to the US). Finland for example is 5 years regardless of age, or Canada which is weird and actually gives you options (you can get a 5 year passport for cheaper. It's not half as cheap, so most don't get it, but it's still an option).
Because of this I think that part of the question validates that the passport can't be referring to EU passports.
@@Max465 well you CAN travel internationally. Its just against the law. But you may not travel internationally.
Um, actually, tieflings are the descendants of humans and *any* type of Fiend, from any of the Lower Planes (including having entire tables of randomized fiendish trait based on which type of fiendish ancestry you might have). Tieflings being descended from people who made a pact with an archdevil is 4e-exclusive lore, which was removed again in the most recent edition (although it was kept as an optional background for particular subgroups of tieflings).
The Soul Edge opening is absolute FIRE. Animation is dated at this point, but it goes so hard with music. Go watch!
They were right that you don't need a passport to travel internationally to every country. You can use an enhanced driver's license in place of a passport when traveling to going into Canada, but I think also Mexico as well. At least that's the case for a lot of the border states.
and even though i get why they did not talk about it as it is a us show, EU citizens don't need a passport to travel inside of the EU. AS long as you can identify yourself, like with your drivers license, you are free to travel in EU countries :D
This is definitely a banter heavy episode... AND I LOVE IT!!!
They're freakin priceless 🤣🤣🤣
It will eventually be revealed that the "made of wood killer" is actually the secretly-sentient bat, which was puppeteering the human wielder all along.
Um, actually, Armin Tamzarian is not the one who was supposedly dead and came back, Armin is the principal's real name. Seymour Skinner is the name of the person who was presumed dead
Um actually, the Grandmaster isn't _from_ Sakaar; he predates the existence of Sakaar and is of one of the earliest races to exist in the universe, with no known planet of origin. He got stranded on Sakaar (in the MCU) and managed to become its dictator, and is even known as 'the creator of Sakaar' in the movie.
You get a point!
Um, actually Fremulon produced Parks and Recreation and the voice that announced it after each episode will forever live in my brain
They also did Brooklyn 9-9, which has recently been burning The Voice into my skull
@@andymonserud9029 I wasn't even sure they did P&R although it wouldn't be a surprise - I just know that's Nick Offerman's voice, so it's all connected either way. And always a joy to hear him saying goofy shit.
It’s Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) doing the voice.
The Metal Gear Solid "back of the case" clue was something I lived through too, but unlike Trapp I COULD NOT figure it out for the longest time and I think I had one of my friends tell me or I read in a gaming magazine or something. And, also unlike Trapp, I was MAD because I thought 'That's cheating! That's not even IN the game! How did they expect me to figure that out?!' 🤣🤣
They did the same trick even earlier with Star Tropics. I think in that case, it was a letter, and I think it had to be dipped in water to reveal an invisible password. I remember I was playing it with a friend, who had to go back to his house to get the game's box.
nobody tell them about Psycho Mantis 🤣
Rentals were also still a thing back then. I can only imagine how many people were screwed by not having the original box.
Shout out to the kids that bought MGS1 second hand without the case like me
@@moonbasebroadcasting8447 If you bought it from my store, you'd have been okay (see my first comment above) 😎
I absolutely love Dread for running a pick-up game at cons. Used to bring a folder of pre-made character sheets and a tower with me to DragonCon and various anime cons. Can't play the game myself but being the Storyteller was more than enough fun for me.
6:38 Haley with the ON POINT Milhouse impression
Critters or TTRPG nerds who are interested in Dread, highly recommend the mini series Matt mentioned, should still be up on Geek and Sundry.
Also the second series ‘Sagas of Sundry Madness’ while not on Geek and Sundry channel can be found on RUclips. It’s even better than the first Dread series! For Critters- it has Marisha and Liam in it.
@Bad Wolf Beau I was trying to remember what that one was called, thanks! I never finished it when they first put it out.
The mere mention of G&S here makes me miss TableTop. There's a gap in the YT market for a fun, snappy boardgame show with high production values.
I would say the most fun “gimmick that came with the game” I remember is the Braille table that came with Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire. You needed it to decode the messages in the caves that were puzzles leading to Regirock, Regice and Registeel
20:56 I expected Trapp to say here: "I was hoisted by my own mustard!"
Underrated comment
That “Made of Wood Killer” bit was hilarious.
Many "Made if Wood Killer" was the bat itself? Let's retcon this to soul of a psychotic baseball player gets trapped in his bat and possesses anyone who picks it up.
Haley’s George Santos shade at 21:34 was so under-appreciated 😂😂😂
Um actually cloud strife never takes on a new name just a new persona, crafted from the memories of Zack and what jenova feels that a personality as a soldier 1st class was and a generous amount of his own cells. Cloud never actually took on a different name he was always cloud meant to be a pair that differs from Zack Fair
The incorrect statement about the Condiment King was one of my favorite questions in recent memory. Most other questions are just, "Do you know this nerdy trivia?" but dressed up in the 'Um actually,' paint. Which is fine! But most actual fans who would speak confidently about such topics usually wouldn't get those details wrong.
But that one really feels like a genuine thing that a fan would say, only to get pedantically corrected by some other guy. And that's what I live for
When they were talking about Dread, how did Mercer not say "blocks fall, everyone dies"?
Man, looking over some articles, not only does Aquaman not really talk to fish, since they don't apparently have that capacity, but his application seems to be anything that is semi aquatic, sometimes to a point he can even affect humans because technically we have ancient sea dwelling ancestors and atavism would apply. It's always a bit flimsy, but he can freaking spy on you if you have fish nearby, pretty cool application there
That thing with the code on the back of the case was an attempt of antipiracy info given to you on the outside of the game that is required to progress at some point.
The NES game StarTropics came with a letter from your character's uncle, who has gone missing. At first glance it's just a lead into the plot of the game, but 4 chapters in you are asked to wet the letter to find a code writen in invisible ink to progress. Unfortunately it seems the switch port of the game didn't include the letter, oops.
…no wonder I could never finish my mom’s copy of that dang game. I mean, I was also just that bad at at NES games lol.
Me: Oooh, I haven't gotten through the back log of Dropout episodes yet, I will watch this youtu...IS THAT NANDO?!
Popped off when I saw Nando was a contestant, guy's the bomb. Great episode and all 3 were awesome
Um, actually-
At 33:43 you disputed Nando's answer, but you can in fact still get from the US into both Canada and Mexico without a passport if you have what's known as an 'Enhanced ID'
Source: I just got one like four months ago and will be using it to attend my Canadian friend's wedding. The DMV's website says it can substitute as a passport for flights into and out of those two countries, as well as for international ground crossings, and I confirmed this in person with the DMV agent who gave me the ID when I went to collect it.
You can get additional pages inserted (or at least you used to be able to). It required a lot of paperwork and you had to have specific reasons for it. For instance, my uncle had to travel a lot for geological related trips and had a bunch of inserts in his passport (probably about 80 pages or so in total) and routinely got questioned as to whether his passport was real due to the odd size.
Could. Haley was right, you COULD upto end of of Dec 2015, so its possible someone still has a valid one today with the extensions in it.
Aquaman's power set is more defined as a limited telepathy. It isn't as advanced as J'onn J'onnz, but he can communicate with some other life forms on occasion. I'm pretty sure there's no divide between freshwater or seawater fish as far as his telepathy is concerned.
Just finished a an international trip from the the USA to the Bahamas a couple of weeks ago. I was worried that the trip would be need to be canceled because I could not get a new passport in time. An original or certified copy of my birth certificate was all that was required. (PS all that was required for re-entry, I entered the Bahamas with no documentation)
"You can only carry two items, and you can't use'em, cause you got hooves!" Man, I can't even type this without giggling uncontrollably!
I worked at a videogame store in high school, and we used to trade and resell used games. We didn't require the original cases for used games, so whenever we had a used copy of MGS without of the original case, I'd have to take apart the blank CD case and insert a sticky-note with the radio frequency for Otacon to the back before we could re-sell it.
im on my hands and knees licking up the crumbs of Matt Mercer and Soul Calibur being mentioned at the same time because it just allows me to remind everyone that he voiced the best character, Z.W.E.I in the fifth installment
Um actually, Cloud didn't take Zack's identity, he somehow had Zack's memories and had them conflated with his own. He was Cloud, he did grow up with Tifa, he just never made SOLDIER, and Shepard Book never delved into his history so nobody knows his backstory but him and he took it to his grave in Serenity
I don't know if I've ever heard a Milhouse van Houten impression in my life. top notch!
I say I'm a nerd then I watch channels like this and realize that, no, I am in fact not a nerd and just latch onto specific things and obsess over them until I move onto the next thing a year or so later
Damn, as an Ohio resident I've never felt more seen. Thank you Um, Actually!
Made-Of-Wood-Killer should have been a Green Lantern villain tbh
Or a Doctor Who villain
Actually.... Made-Of-Wood Killer got his start after seeing Sportmaster beat up Alan Scott GL with a baseball bat and is label both a Batman and GL villain.
@@nickdejager8873 I love that!
@@nickdejager8873 This is what I was going to say as well, he was advertising Alan Scott’s weakness.
And the Condiment King too. He'd destroy GL with his mustard blasts. Unless he uses brown mustard of course.
Um, Actually, at least in Michigan, you can have what's called an "enhanced licence" which allows travel to Canada without a passport. (Source: me, I have one and do that)
Um, actually: along the line of the pages thing, some countries also won't let you enter if it's too close to your passport's expiry date! We did a tour in Europe and a member of our group got stranded in the UK because they wouldn't let her board her connecting flight because her passport was expiring within 6 months (even though we were only in Europe for 2 weeks). It was a nightmare~ lol
The question also doesn’t specify US passport. Europe is passport free.
Um Actually, Cloud Strife did not steel someone else name, he forgot his own memories but remembered the life of Zach Fair and was telling people about a life he didn't live.
The way Matt said 'it's a shared universe between The Boys and Waterworld' I would have been inclined to believe him too! God damn it!
Loved that bit. Just the delivery. The fact that he got Trapp with that one.
'They're not...' End of sentence. Very good.
Oooh Matt got that D&D question wrong. Oh damn didn't think I'd see the day.
Though it's old lore it seems? Or what? I don't know but it's interesting to see.
'Now you know how people feel when learning english.' True though xD
Ah, the Dread question. I absolutely expected Matt to know that one. He did play after all. :D
The first shiny question was fun too. I knew absolutely only the very first and last question.
'He's from the trash planet' 'He's not from Ohio, no' Oh god!
'If it makes you feel any better Haley, it was a guess....?' Matt sounds nearly sorry for answering correctly here. So great. Sometimes all it takes is a lucky guess.
Makes it even more frustrating if you actually knew about it though xD
Oh, Matt lost one? That's a first, isn't it?
I wanna say he seemed kinda tired or something, but I am absolutely not sure if that's just wishful thinking and some mild to big obsession with the guy or actually a thing.
Anyway, still a lot of fun to watch, as always^^
4:44 Um Actually, the Arcade Cabinet was called Soul Edge, the PS1 port of the same game was actaully called Sould Blade THEN every game was called soul Caliber.
I'm at 13:30 at this point and I think Mercer has caught on that his internet is slightly better than everyone else's. I don't think he suddenly forgot the answer to the Avatar question; I think he refused to answer it for fairness reasons.
Like how he refused to answer the Dread question until after everyone else had tried.
The buzzer system really is kinda dumb for this show. Even on Jeopardy, I've often thought they should just do a rotation through everyone who buzzes in within a second of each other. It's worse here where there's not even a penalty for a foolhardy buzz, so everyone is just buzzing all the time and fastest/least laggy always has the edge...
Um, actually, Abyssal Tieflings exist, and do trace their origin to the demons of the abyss.
(In unearthed arcana 11 in dnd 5e)
I would also argue they aren’t valid for 10 years, because they won’t let you fly within 3 to 6 months if they expiration date. My family has run into that a few times.
Um actually, none of the half Tanar'ri things would be Infernal, they'd be Abyssal. The Tieflings are the only Infernal things listed, this is because of their ties to Baatezu (Devils).
This is what the question was about, & you immediately getting it wrong in the discussion pained my soul
Um actually, you can still legally go to Canada with a drivers license if you’re traveling via water or land and have an enhanced license that states that you’re a U.S. citizen. Since you can’t turn around if you take the exit to Canada (since it’s a bridge), people who live in the nearby towns in Michigan can apply for and are more often granted an enhanced license so they don’t have any issues if a mistake happens and don’t have to carry their passport constantly. One of my friends has an enhanced license because of this
“Something about comics and twin relationships”
*Flashbacks to that plot line where Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch were lovers*
Thanks for the reminder Nando 😭
1. For those of you who have not personally interacted with them, pigs are exceptionally charming animals. A boost to persuasion would not be unreasonable although bonus skill proficiencies is probably more fitting due to their remarkably high intellect. 2. Orcs (or possibly dwarves, thinking of poison resistance) could already be viewed as or reskinned to be pig people.
Additional notes on feelies being not fun: a fair bit of the time feelies were used as a form of copy protection, in a way that was presumably very un-fun for any secondhand owners.
Haley is so much fun. I hope she comes back.
I'd never heard of Haley Mancini before. She's hilarious!
There is also a system called "together amongst the stars" that uses a deck of cards to tell their story
Well now I need to create a character who can only talk to fresh water fish and is 50 year old uncle who becomes a weird superhero
Um, Actually, Upon recent rewatch Coneheads is a delightful movie. An Aykroyd classic. You consider revisiting that Mercer.
Please make an um actually episode with just real life skills 😂
Um ACTUALLY!!!! Soul Edge was the first incarnation as an Arcade Cabinet, but it wasn’t the only game in the franchise that wasn’t named Soul Calibur. The Playstation port of Soul Edge was called Soul Blade!!
I was thinking this as well 😂 I had to dig out my copy to make sure I wasn’t wrong!
We're missing the real questions - Why does Blip the Space Monkey (from Space Ghost) have a MASK??? Does he have a Secret Identity? Who is he hiding from??? 🤣🤣🤣
I'm so happy I knew what a tiefling was. Usually don't get the d&d trivia. All thanks to Gorthalax's girl and Fantasy High.
Um, Actually, Soul Edge had to be renamed Soul Blade due to a lawsuit from the Gaming Magazine Edge.
Only the english language console edition was renamed.
Wait, maybe the Made-of-Wood Killer is the baseball bat, and the guy is just his villain sidekick?