Would you rather become deaf or blind, if one of them is going to happen to you?
- Deaf
- Blind
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I really can’t decide. Deaf I guess, but I feel like half the time i’ve got my eyes closed anyway.
Being blind, how would you know when you’ve wiped enough 
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Well I heard once that men fall in love with thier eyes and women fall in love with thier ears so the results make perfect sense. 
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I already have bad vision. Like bad to the point I can’t function without my glasses, they are always the first thing I’d grab in an emergency. I don’t need it to be any worse. If I had to lose a sense I’d rather it be my hearing.
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Sorry to hear that
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Eh, it’s all right. I’m used to it. Been wearing glasses since I was 3. So, they are my eyes.
I chose Chaotic Good and Chaotic Neutral, judging by my first playthrough on games like Fallout and other RPGs.
@Screaming_Meat Judging by your replies above, what would you recommend fantasy-wise to someone not too inclined on the genre?
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i wouldn’t 
do you mean books or games? i’ve generally avoided reading straight up fantasy for all the reasons i gave earlier.
i quite like the bas-lag novels by china mieville… not sure that’s strictly fantasy, mind.
i’d say dune is more fantasy than sci-fi; the writing isn’t great but the world is really interesting (though i don’t really like herbert).
game wise, planescape torment was a pretty unique fantasy world. even though it’s part of the lotr-inspired dungeons and dragons, it eschews pretty much all of its usual trappings.
anything set in fallen london is a pleasure to read/play, like sunless sea or sunless skies, though that’s more steampunk, i guess. it reads like pg wodehouse and lovecraft got drunk and wrote a novel during their shared hangover.
house of many doors has an intriguing world, but that’s more surrealist than fantastical, though i guess they can be synonymous terms.
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No, because… it doesn’t have any boss battles.
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It’s up to your interpretation of boss battle. I very much consider Meet Your Brother and Redemption at Gontranno a boss battle.
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Hitman 3 doesn’t have one tho. Also you’ve missed Say Hello to my little Friend 
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This was supposed to be more of a joke question (I should’ve made it clearer in the poll). EGS doesn’t have the best “surveys”.
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Would Sanchez and Dexter technically count?
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Dexter sure. Sanchez on the other hand is optional.
Some boss fights are optional. So would it still count?
I suppose it does, sure.
Hitman Absolution, you could say does, but Hitman 3? No. There are no “bosses” in Hitman 3 so there are no battles with them.
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Ahhh my bad. Thought it was talking about the franchise.
And Say Hello To My Little Friend is not a boss fight. It’s a god fight cuz it’s impossible.
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