#segment of the year

[codysdaily]

Raw

March 31st, 2025

[thenonbinarydetective]

what constitutes a tornado is such a specific joke between the robins

although jason literally has no idea why it's such a problem for tim, but the hatred for weathermen continues

[moxleyrollins]

"I’ve said many times that there are a few people in this industry for whom I have unlimited respect, love and admiration for. [Truth] is at the very top of that list. An incredible, timeless performer with an unmatched ability to entertain and bring a smile to anyone he encounters, be it the fans or every single person lucky enough to have had the privilege to work alongside him. His kindness, humility and infectious good nature makes him one of the most beloved people I’ve met in this industry and the void that his absence will leave in our locker room is immeasurable. I love you, dude." — Kevin Owens

[karmathenightowl]

Had this fun Count Donut image idea that I drew in October last year. I also fine tuned the second sketch I made back in 2022.

[userhangmanpage]

For you this is a professional accomplishment. For me... this is personal. I don't want this opportunity. I need it.

[bogdoom]

Are you coming to lightsaber practice?

[mindblownie2]

dropout please i need you to know i would watch the absolute hell out of Jacob Wysocki's travel show.

[nopanamaman]

should we expect new pafl part closer to the new year?

(no negative)

(i know you're swamped with work)

(im asking purely out of curiosity)

I don't know atp😭

I should finish the current segment of the weekly comic in a couple of weeks, after which I wanted to fully go into video making mode, but at that point it will be the middle of December. And let's be real, with the amount of animation I need to do for it, I don't think it's happening before 2025.

I'm sorry.

I didn't think I'd go over a year without a major PAFL episode. While I'm glad I could release Execution and a bunch of singles over the course of 2024, I underestimated the workload the ongoing comic run would entail and was left with no time for the actual main project. It's pure mismanagement on my end.

I'll do better next year and reevaluate my work schedules, so hopefully you won't need to wait this long for new episodes ever again

[gum-iie]

hear me out for like 3 seconds guys

[guardian-angle22]

"Fox 11 did a segment on me last year after the blizzard… and the morning guy said I was the Hero on Fire and Ice." 911: LONE STAR | PAUL STRICKLAND

[togetherness23]

“Tomorrow, when Edward is busy, Henry will help his friend.”

UWAAAAAAAAAAAAGHKHLHHHJG

[incorrectfatui]

Dottore: *dies*  Signora: Timer starts now! When is he coming back? I say two months!  Crucabena: Bullshit. One month.  Pierro: Nah, half a month.  Pantalone, new to the Fatui, sobbing: WHAT ARE YOU DOING? DOTTORE JUST DIED!  Columbina, scratching chin in thought: One week.

[cocoa-rococo]

so sherlock holmes: the awakened is definitely full of some scary things, but i think the thing that fully cemented it for me -- and honestly has stuck with me more than any other part of the game -- wasn't even the climax, or even the actual lovecraftian horrors themselves.

it's fairly early on, after sherlock was in r'lyeh, experienced The Horrors for the first time, and hallucinated the body speaking to him.

it's when john arrives at the room and approaches him, and that terrified, hoarse, please-god-someone-help-me gasp of "watson...?!" sherlock says as he's curling in on himself, rocking back and forth. he honestly sounds like a child who doesn't understand what's going on and is about to start sobbing.

even afterwards, when watson is understandably worried about him, sherlock tries to wave him off, stammering that he's fine and it was a trick, even when he's very obviously shaken.

like. holy shit. alex jordan you NAILED that "someone hold me PLEASE i'm going to fall apart" desperation and fear of someone who just went through hell, but also, it's absolutely gutting for a player to hear a character normally so impersonal so suddenly frightened, because he literally cannot explain why this is happening.

[moxleyrollins]

#art imitates life... except for when it imitates itself apparently (aka a petition for sami to start price checking wardrobes again)

FRIDAY NIGHT SMACKDOWN | 05.05.16 MONDAY NIGHT RAW | 04.28.25

[front-facing-pokemon]

[felassan]

r/dragonage (Reddit) post titled "Jeff Grubb: Dragon Age: Dreadwolf scheduled to release in late 2024." Post text: "Dreadwolf to be shown this summer and planned release later this year, Bioware is internally confident on the release date. Anything could change of course." Source: [link] Clip: [link] "Credit to: u/IcePopsicleDragon for posting this in r/GamingLeaksAndRumours."

[source]

In episode 339 of Game Mess Decides, Jeff Grubb had the following to say on Dragon Age: Dreadwolf's possible/rumored release window [transcript]:

Question from chat: “Hi Jeff and Mike, when will Dragon Age 4 be shown and released?” Jeff: “Yeah, I mean, I expect it will probably pop up this summer. I don’t know when it’ll be shown is the real answer, that’s the, let’s get that out, I don’t know when it will be shown. I assume it will be shown sometime this summer. Could happen at any time though. It will be released this year [2024], last I heard. That is, and they’re pretty confident about that, doesn’t mean it’s a guarantee, could slip, but right now, internally, they expect to release it later this year, which is why I took it in Fantasy Critic”.

[source (timestamp 35 mins 20 secs), clipped version]

(there were no more mentions of Dragon Age or BioWare during the episode)