So, if I got some of my blood drained earlier before doing the write-ups for the vampire game, does that technically count as method acting?

I was thinking more of “obsessive mentality” being you were giving up the blood and not taking it.

I wouldn't necessarily contest that interpretation, either.

But it was for a good cause, so I feel it was worth the disruption of my sleep schedule.

This just feels it should be shared for so many reasons....

https://youtu.be/_ZmHwaqCxRY

(Villain Pub meets Among Us).

That is AMAZING!

After the latest Clone Wars game too, is it a shock to find out Palpatine is all about “Ghostbusters”?

“Who ya’ gonna’ call?” “The Emperor!”

As far as I can remember... She gets hurt, then she gets better. Healing factor, basically.

IIRC, she has a little bit of a hyper-healing factor. So she can die or I guess more specifically take damage that would kill her, but as long as the spot within her brain that controls it isn't damaged or taken out, she can come back to life.

It was the main impetuous for Season 1. Sylar in the original timeline got her power (killing her in the process) and "Save the Cheerleader, Save the World" was born to prevent that from happening.

She also has the most awesome figure in the series as a father.

Oh yeah, her blood can be used to heal people or even bring them back to life.

Doesn't work with tumors though. Also she can't feel physical pain at one point in the series.

So, since I'm not the only one running games anymore, how does the schedule thread work?
Is there actually a waiting list, or am I free to open up a horror/mystery themed Hybridity Elseworlds game?