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All "why does this bullshit involving the flash work?" questions can be answered by saying "speedforce"

I don't have every stat block of every edition memorized off the top of my head obviously but that's how they were in 1 & 2e. In addition, depending on the variety of iron golem, you either needed +2 or +3 magical weapons to hurt them at all.

IF you could hurt them they weren't that big of a deal. They were usually encountered alone because they were sentries guarding places and generally killed everything that came close and you'd know not to engage if you couldn't deal with it. They were challenges for level 9-11ish parties.

Need magical weapons to hurt iron golems you could throw a 50 ton boulder on them it just bounces off.

In theory translated to D&D this would just be a spell that pulls things which yes the Iron Golem would just ignore it.

Only thing that they can't ignore is stuff that only affects the caster like Stoneskin so if Frieren was with her buddies they could kill it while Frieren protected them all but if she's by herself she's got no chance.

Iron Golem is immune to all magic except Fire (which actually heals them) and Lightning (which causes a slowing effect but doesn't do any damage). They're nasty but not particularly hard to kill unless you're a mage of some kind in which case it's impossible.

If you want a game with a similar story, check out Chrono Ark.

If you count all of old world of darkness as a single RPG then it probably comes close. Vampire, Werewolf, Mage, Changeling, Wraith, Hunter, Demon, Mummy, first three I think are over 100 books each and they're all different because they had an evolving metaplot towards the end of days. Then you had all the supplementary stuff like Dark Ages books, Technocracy, various Black Dog shit, KOTE, Changing Breeds, etc.

They had novels too. Admittedly not 400 of them, but still. I think they had way more actual RPG books.

For writing purposes definitely not. Hanzo is extremely well documented compared to Yasuke who we know almost nothing about except that he was a bodyguard for Nobunaga. You can make up all kinds of bullcrap you want about Yasuke and you won't contradict any history. Can't say the same for Hattori Hanzo.

It was--however the President of Nintendo at the time wanted a Sequel faster than it would take Miyamoto to create out of his prototype, so he was forced to cobble together some crap from Vs Super Mario Bros and a few new levels into the SMB2 Japan got while his vertical scrolling demo got used in Doki Doki Panic.

Miyamoto himself considers SMB USA the true SMB2.

WitchSpring R. The entire series has a romance plot but WitchSpring R is a good enough place to start.

It has no in-game monetization. There's still lots of monetization in the form of merch, GNs, and an upcoming board game.

Almost everyone dies in first round because Mysterio fucks with Red Light Green Light (no rules about making other people lose, just can't make yourself win). Only Ultron, Loki, and Thanos see through it. Everyone else who could get through it all gets disqualified if they try.

Loki kills everyone else during honeycomb.

They don't even get to play the other games.

Yor launched a volleyball into space. Batman is fucking dead.

Aiolos crushes the competition horribly, everyone else is just fighting over second place. The bow is the only weapon not protected by the Libra cloth so he had it all times. It can fire across continents and kill gods in a single hit. He's fast enough to escape Gemini Saga without wearing his cloth while holding a baby. His shot would later be used and the focus for the Sunlight combination attack that blew open the barrier to Elysium in Hades Inferno.

with that said.

.2 Cupid.

.3 Legolas

.4 Artemis (most of her kills involve her boar which she can't use here)

five through whatever: doesn't matter.

Law beats out contracts. If the law says they have to release the code or other server software that can be run privately, any contract that says they can't is invalid. You can't make contracts, licensing contracts included, that have stipulations requiring you to break the law.

Terraria or Palworld

There's a neat little game called "Bad End Theater" where you can take on the role of 1 of four characters and the things you do as that character persist in memory for when you take over another character. If you play as the hero and kill all the demons, then when you play the demon and try to be friends with the hero you get killed. Conversely if you're friendly as the hero then you can play the demon and get a different result when you try to be friendly to the hero. It's a pseudo puzzle game where you have to figure out what all the characters need to be doing in order to unlock all the endings.

Inbachi and anyone who says otherwise clearly never played DoDonPachi SaiDaiOuJou. Absolute Virtue is nothing by comparison. Once people knew the strategy he could be killed regularly. Inbachi went undefeated for like 10 years. The requirements are so strict to even fight Inbachi that most players won't even see her.

Doing the lord's work

I have no idea what they're doing to put a watermark on there but I'm like 99.99999% sure I can easily defeat it by recording my monitor with a shitty camera.

Sure the video and audio will be shit but if that's good enough to defeat Youtube copyright bots it's good enough to defeat whatever half baked ass Denuvo came up with.

You'll see more content on an individual run to the end on Noita than Dead Cells but across the whole game Dead Cells has more content. Overall it's decently chunky enough that it'll last you about as long as Dead Cells. You can easily sink 200+ hours here.