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And I think we're given the answers way earlier than we think.

In S1 Ep3, we hear a recording of Kier Eagan talking about the 'Four Tempers', describing them as components which he believes - in the right ratio - are the building blocks of a person's soul. Direct quote: "Each man's character is defined by the precise ratio that resides in him."

We've seen that Macrodata Refinement is sorting data into categories that represent the four tempers. We now know that's connected to (at least) Gemma / Ms. Casey on the testing floor.

I think they're building her a new 'soul' based on different ratios of the four tempers. They're creating an artificial personality for these test subj

It's not about seeing the world fall into the ruin it deserves, or saving your waifu from the sacrifice of the giant's flame...

It's about summoning Shabriri for the fight at the Elden Throne, and watching Hoarah Loux powerbomb him from the top rope.

Deserves it tbh. Smug mf

I'm on my second time through Raya Lucaria, and I'm trying to piece together a few things. Obviously crabs occur all over the world, and there's a bunch in Liurnia, but I was curious at how many appear in the central courtyard of Raya Lucaria, just after the Debate Parlour where you fight Red Wolf of Radagon. You see them grouped alongside the undead nobles, who are digging in the dirt for some reason.
Then, doing the rooftops, you run into a handful of crystal crabs which drop various scholars' crowns (Karolos, Lazuli, and Twinsage). The rest are all found on corpses, but the number of crabs still

Enabling 'Advanced Tooltips' in Java Edition currently shows the remaining durability of tools as a number, not just a durability bar. It would help if this was also applied to Bundles, showing their max capacity and the number of items currently stored.
Since the tendency is to store a variety of different items, it can be cumbersome to add these on the fly and check whether there's room for anything else you want to add to the bundle. The blue 'capacity' bar isn't always easy to interpret; I've run into situations where I'm not sure if I can bundle something because I don't want any items to be left loose in my inventory, and I don't want the trial-and-error process of unpacking and re-p

I was curious about the Latin motto on the official show art for TAZ: Graduation. Never having learned Latin, I ran it through Google Translate a few different ways.
The whole phrase without punctuation gets you "bums and other heroes" - which I think is quite funny, and seems to be a result of 'nebulones' being directly translated as 'bums' or 'loafers'.

But if you add commas between each word, you get what I expect was the intended result:
"Heroes, villains, and the rest".