Just read the phrase "in which" so many times it doesn't even sound like English anymore.
I'm a simple man. I see Animorphs, I up vote.
Stealth has always been optional in Assassin's Creed. The modern games have a lot of problems (the series really hasn't been good since Black Flag) but that one in particular isn't new. Trying to be stealthy makes every mission take twice as long, but imo it also makes them more fun.
I mean...duh? Basically the entire point of having different laws in different states is that people can choose what laws they want to live under. No one should be surprised that young people are considering that when choosing colleges.
The art of the insult has truly declined over the centuries.
Someone else mentioned VR games, if you can afford the gear I second that recommendation. Some games can be quite the workout, and it doesn't feel like I'm convincing myself to exercise because I'm just playing video games.
I wouldn't say it's great even there. If you want people to pay 20% more for their food so your workers can get paid, just list that on the menu. Raise all food prices 20% and pay the wait staff a decent wage. Customers pay the same in the end and your staff isn't dependent on customer generosity to make a living.
I think jump distance benefits from odd strength to too, though I'm not 100% sure on that.
Yeah you're right. I have read the most recent one, I just miscounted.
I quite like Mat too, but never could get behind Nynaeve as a character. All the Aes Sedai, even the young ones, seem to have this attitude of "I know everything so I'm closed off to new information" which is infuriating to me. Egwene and Elayne outgrow that somewhat by the end, but less so Nynaeve.
Tough call, but I'm going to go with Wayne from Brandon Sanderson's Wax and Wayne trilogy.
Learning that they believe in ghosts, flat Earth, or anti-vaxx conspiracies.
Right? An entire halberd head going through your torso has got to do some serious damage.