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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 29/12/2024

Okay what if I try an entirely different image?

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 29/12/2024

Is this picture just broken or something?

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 29/12/2024

Quote with a title screen that is iconic to you This game was a big part of my childhood. One of my favorites!

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 13/12/2024

And with that I have defeated every miniboss in the game! (at least every one this guy has a medal for) (2/2)

(1/4) A screenshot of Tears of the Kingdom. Gralens, the NPC who gave me the medals, is congratulating me on defeating every single miniboss in the game. He is saying:

"Impossible... You're saying that each and every large and unusual beast has been torn asunder?!"

(2/4) "Just when I thought you couldn't possibly outdo yourself, you've gone and done it."

(3/4) "There is nothing more I can give you…"

(4/4) "But let it be known that I will forever remember this incredible feat you have accomplished, Link!"

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 13/12/2024

Finally done with the Froxes! Now to finish going after the rest of the Lynels and Gloom Spawn… (1/2)

A map of the Depths underneath Hyrule in Tears of the Kingdom. A huge number of strange, alien icons cover the map, corresponding to the placements of minibosses called Froxes scattered throughout the game. Froxes are huge, monstrous, frog-like rock creatures with one large eye and deposits of Zoanite ore on their backs. The Zoanite ore depsits act as their weak spots. Every single icon has a green check mark over it, signifying I have defeated every Frox in the game.

A screenshot from Tears of the Kingdom. I am receiving a Frox Monster Medal, a golden medal received as a reward for defeating every Frox in the game. The medal is shaped like a 2D depiction of a Frox, and is hanging from a small red and blue ribbon.

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 11/12/2024

I used the 15 minutes of level 3 speed I had left to get some very quick progress done on the Froxes. I came into this with many of them defeated already, so I went and did the southwest quadrant of the map, west of the river going from Lake Hylia to the southern ocean.

A map of the depths under Hyrule in Tears of the Kingdom. A huge number of strange, alien creature icons cover the map, corresponding to the placement of minibosses called Froxes scattered throughout the game. About half of them have green check marks on them, signifying that they have been defeated.

Froxes are huge, monstrous, rocky, frog-like creatures that roam the Depths below Hyrule. They have deposits of Zoanite ore on their backs, which serve as weak points along with their single, massive eyeball.

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 11/12/2024

Taluses are defeated! I ONLY have Froxes left to fight! After that, I'm gonna start working on knocking out all 80-something Hudson signs scattered around the game… yay.

A map of the surface of Hyrule from Tears of the Kingdom. A huge number of crystal icons cover the map, corresponding to the placement of minibosses called Stone Taluses scattered throughout the game. All of them have green checkmarks on them, signifying that all of them have been defeated.

A map of the depths underneath Hyrule in Tears of the Kingdom. A huge number of crystal icons cover the map, corresponding to the placement of minibosses called Stone Taluses scattered throughout the game. All of them have green checkmarks on them, signifying all of them have been defeated.

A screenshot taken from Tears of the Kingdom depicting me receiving the Stone Talus Monster Medal, a rare, prestigious reward item given when all Taluses in the game have been defeated. The medal is shiny and gold colored, and is shaped like the silhouette of a Talus, a massive stone monster and miniboss in Tears of the Kingdom.

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 06/12/2024

How funny that it lined up like this!

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 02/12/2024

More taluses defeated, but now I need to restock on gloom weapons and lynel horns

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 28/11/2024

Oh my god… it only just now dawned on me This guy was named Colonel Sanders for the sole purpose of having Dark Helmet call him chicken The entire reason for naming him Colonel Sanders was for a single KFC joke an hour into the movie

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 25/11/2024

Update on my TotK progress: All Hinoxes in the game are defeated, and I'm 3/4 of the way there with Taluses!

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 21/11/2024

I'm gonna start posting about my 100% progress in TotK. Half the bosses in the depths are done, and all hinoxes, flux constructs, and gleeoks are done! Also so far I've done all main quests, shrines, lightroots, sage's wills, zoanai history plaques, towers, caves, wells, and bubbul gems.

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 21/11/2024

If you see this, post your favorite Pokémon!

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 23/10/2024

Roblox is removing account PINs. Account PINs have been more than just a parental controls feature, but a vital lifeline against hackers locking the owner out of their own account. I made a message anyone can copy into Roblox's support form to ask them not to remove PINs! Message text is below 🧵

I have decided to make a message you can copy and paste into Roblox's feedback form to ask them not to remove account PINs. Let's make some noise about this issue!

Go to https://www.roblox.com/support and login. Enter your email if you wish, and make sure your username is there.

For the device, select "PC". For the help category, select "Ideas & Suggestions". Then select "Feedback" in the next box.

Paste the following into the description box:

I am writing to express my concerns regarding the removal of account restriction PINs from Roblox account settings.

Many people who play Roblox use this feature even though they are an adult and not managing a child's account. They use it as a measure against any would-be hackers locking the person out of their own account, by means of changing the password.

Being exclusively a ward against account changes, this PIN uniquely acts as a priceless lifeline and gives the true account owner the chance to reclaim their account from the hacker, as the hacker cannot change any account settings, and therefore cannot lock the owner out.

When the owner logs into the compromised account, the owner can change the password using their PIN, remove the hacker's access, secure the account, and thwart the theft of rare, valuable items in their inventory.

I propose keeping this PIN feature in place as is, and rebranding it as a security PIN, separate from the new parental controls system being added.

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Damariobros @damariobros.pmd.social · 28/04/2024

Zelda Hot Take: Level 4 in Second Quest makes Great Palace look easy.

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