Well, in seriousness, and more interestingly, I'm not really willing to call supernatural powers real or fake, currently. There exist some stories I've come across, which are likely real, which contain absolutely unexplainable phenomenon. Just this morning, someone in a Discord I'm in (who wouldn't just fake stories) was explaining how someone they knew had a psychotic break on psychedelics, and, in the ambulance, narrated the paramedics' childhoods with disturbing accuracy. A trusted moderator of that space responded to my skepticism with "psychics absolutely exist, but the vast majority are just grifters".
Note: Without getting into all the context, this moderator is not the kind of person to simply believe in conspiracy theories.
I used to be a Reddit atheist (ew), and I've gone from thinking I know everything, to being very serious about accepting different views--no matter how absurd. We're unaware of so many more things than we're aware of.
I'm of the opinion that if psychic abilities exist, they can not be on command. They might. They might not. I would rather be honest than claim to be factual--I don't know.
I have an interesting opinion on this. If someone displays "supernatural powers", then those powers are not supernatural--just unknown. Therefore, it is an impossible prize to claim.
As a substance user, I'm glad. You get what you put in. Good in? Good out. Bad in? Bad out.
Substances are the ultimate representation of karma--and the muskrat craves, and craves, and craves. Let his soul be ravaged relentlessly by hundreds of thousands of talons.
I remember this poster in a library with a well, and the surface is an empty field of grass, and that part of the poster said "movies". The bottom of the well was like a hideout, with all sorts of whimsical detail, which said "books".
A lot of attacks will make a "shoonk" sound, and you'll want to parry at the end of the sound. You can almost see it as counting to a metronome.
Also see the Lusters in Flying Waters. Their attack where they dash three times has them crossing their arms, during which you'll see a flash. Press exactly at that moment.
The Abbests have a magic attack, where you'll hear two rumbling sounds before the strike. Again, put it on a metronome, using the first two sounds as a guide.
Try playing without music for just a bit, or keep it down a little if you struggle to hear through it. Going by sound, and paying closer attention to the attacks (and not getting frustrated) eventually made some fights go from being a struggle to even get a single move in, to being completed extremely quickly with almost no damage. Headphones also seemingly got my success rate up. Just study the attacks, and start out with basic dodging.
I'm near the very end of the game, and combat feels like impulses in my brain--physical. It's worked super well for me in most games.
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Well, in seriousness, and more interestingly, I'm not really willing to call supernatural powers real or fake, currently. There exist some stories I've come across, which are likely real, which contain absolutely unexplainable phenomenon. Just this morning, someone in a Discord I'm in (who wouldn't just fake stories) was explaining how someone they knew had a psychotic break on psychedelics, and, in the ambulance, narrated the paramedics' childhoods with disturbing accuracy. A trusted moderator of that space responded to my skepticism with "psychics absolutely exist, but the vast majority are just grifters".
Note: Without getting into all the context, this moderator is not the kind of person to simply believe in conspiracy theories.
I used to be a Reddit atheist (ew), and I've gone from thinking I know everything, to being very serious about accepting different views--no matter how absurd. We're unaware of so many more things than we're aware of.
I'm of the opinion that if psychic abilities exist, they can not be on command. They might. They might not. I would rather be honest than claim to be factual--I don't know.