I am absolutely the "reload instead of using a consumable because what if I need it later" archetype.

I kept hearing about how the "correct" way to play it was to lean heavily on alchemy, but my response was "fuck that, I'll over-level everything if I have to, I don't want the busywork"

I picked up 1&2 a while back, got part way into 1, wondered what the deal was with something so looked it up and found it *was* a quest, but if you interact with it before picking up the quest you've probably irreparably broken the quest for that playthrough, and kinda lost momentum.

TIL that my dad who worked full time was a tradwife for 50 years.

Rofl

I'm one of the several people who independently reached "we'll burn down that bridge when we come to it".

When someone's cocked something up *really well* I like to tell them they've "fucked it into a tree".

It's not just wrong, but dangerous, I would say, because it attempts to define being a bigot not as a moral failure but as a brute and immutable fact, independent of the person's morality or actions. In their logic, either there are blameless bigots or people classed as morally inferior from birth.

Their line of reasoning would mean being a bigot was not a moral wrong, but a mere descriptor of a person's presumed position within an unjust framework; even if they are actively trying to dismantle that framework, and in fact regardless of any action they take.