I absolutely love ally going “oh we’re… oh? Oh we’re fighting? Okay” there’s something so funny about the pure surprise and the immediate going along with it. Also one of the best Zac lines ever
There's also something to Skip's arc there especially. That's his like, first full sentence - talking mad shit to the sheriff before using the most horribly designed gun boots ever made. Skip has had ENOUGH.
they said in the adventuring party that they were fully ready to cut their losses and didn't even think about fighting lol margaret is all about business
Whaaatt? What about when climbing a cliff while chased by enemies? You could shoot them down. Or what about if you're climbing a ladder while being chased by enemies? Okay okay okay, it's not all about traversing vertical surfaces while being chased, I get it. You could use it as propulsion in space if your jetpack runs out of fuel? Hell, just get good at side kicks and fire when you hit. I mean, they're not useless, this isn't elbow guns we're talking about.
Ally's reaction to Zac whispering "Where is your bulb now?" is just the most insane look, I love their reaction SO BAD. He got 'im! He got that carrot!!
Two clips from two different campaigns of Dimension 20 - a tabletop role-playing game show produced by and broadcast on Dropout - in which the episode ended with Zac Oyama doing something cool and memorable. The first was from "A Crown of Candy" where his character was a religious figure (the "bulb" was their god) and tricked a zealous captive into thinking he was in on his conspiracy so he'd give him all the information he needed to send guards to thrawt the scheme. He then said a cool line, effectively "Where is your God now?" secretly confirming to the powerless villain that he never even believed in the same god as them in the first place. The second was the more sci-fi "Starstruck Odyssey" in which an arc villain - a Sheriff - was trying to extort them for cash to get a license to continue their business. Rather than pay the extortionate fee, Zac said a badass line before pulling off a move that (as it later turned out) effectively killed this major villain in one hit and won the fight before it even really started.
@@FictionRaider007 I so appreciate this full response. I've seen both these seasons, but love that you took the time to lay this out. Thanks for being you.
I absolutely love ally going “oh we’re… oh? Oh we’re fighting? Okay” there’s something so funny about the pure surprise and the immediate going along with it. Also one of the best Zac lines ever
a common ttrpg occurrence
There's also something to Skip's arc there especially. That's his like, first full sentence - talking mad shit to the sheriff before using the most horribly designed gun boots ever made. Skip has had ENOUGH.
they said in the adventuring party that they were fully ready to cut their losses and didn't even think about fighting lol margaret is all about business
and the fact that they rolled a nat 20 initiative right after
Possibly the best use of the gun boots that could have ever happened because of how shitty they were lmao
They only shoot straight down XD
Whaaatt? What about when climbing a cliff while chased by enemies? You could shoot them down. Or what about if you're climbing a ladder while being chased by enemies? Okay okay okay, it's not all about traversing vertical surfaces while being chased, I get it. You could use it as propulsion in space if your jetpack runs out of fuel? Hell, just get good at side kicks and fire when you hit. I mean, they're not useless, this isn't elbow guns we're talking about.
@@Hexen_Wulfdid you just call elbow guns more useless than boot guns?
@@thezx5795 Yeah, who's askin'? *Casually puts foot on stool*
Ally's reaction to Zac whispering "Where is your bulb now?" is just the most insane look, I love their reaction SO BAD. He got 'im! He got that carrot!!
When Ally of all people is the one giving you that look you know it's real lmao
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God dammit, now I have to go listen to Starstruck for the fifth time because it's that good.
Fuck I might have to now as well
literally my fav season it’s my designated at work entertainment 😭
I love Starstruck so much
It's Barry good.
@@eggiboiroisame, is my comfort season. Never fails
Shout out to Murph for setting up that line in StarStruck and helping in ACOC
The “what do ya think skip is perfect”
unsung hero of making his friends look cool!
The perfect set up, I was just thinking that too!!! Such a good crew member to defer to his captain so Skip could take the lead for that moment
I like how these comments are basically inverses of one another
ACoC: "Where is your [thing] now?"
SSO: "I got my [thing] right here"
God fucking Zac remains on another level with these fucking one liners.
the KING of one-liners honestly
Starstruck Odyssey was such a masterpiece. It was honestly a magical experience
I love that first clip! A direct and honest move in a game of intrigue can upset the setting so much, it's amazing.
I still want, nay! NEED a season 2 of A Starstruck Odyssey
Irrelevant but Ally looks SO good in the second one...The hair... the leather jacket... the button down and tie... Phew.
I’m glad to give these people my money
Another good one is “Do you have a fucking warrant?”
And now you can officially reuse this title for the two times Zac REALLY ended an episode for Brennan
the junior year experience was just *chef’s kiss*
which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice
Didn't the carrot guy also kill Zac's first character in that same campaign?
yeah, THIS character, a few episodes later. This is Lapin talking to Keradin, and later Keradin kills Lapin.
@@dwell7315 Ah, well it seems Keradin got his revenge lol.
@@AlastorNahIdWinRadioDemonto then be killed and revived and lectured by Liam in the cell😂
aaaand now there’s a third
Can someone explain this to me??
Two clips from two different campaigns of Dimension 20 - a tabletop role-playing game show produced by and broadcast on Dropout - in which the episode ended with Zac Oyama doing something cool and memorable.
The first was from "A Crown of Candy" where his character was a religious figure (the "bulb" was their god) and tricked a zealous captive into thinking he was in on his conspiracy so he'd give him all the information he needed to send guards to thrawt the scheme. He then said a cool line, effectively "Where is your God now?" secretly confirming to the powerless villain that he never even believed in the same god as them in the first place.
The second was the more sci-fi "Starstruck Odyssey" in which an arc villain - a Sheriff - was trying to extort them for cash to get a license to continue their business. Rather than pay the extortionate fee, Zac said a badass line before pulling off a move that (as it later turned out) effectively killed this major villain in one hit and won the fight before it even really started.
@@FictionRaider007 I so appreciate this full response. I've seen both these seasons, but love that you took the time to lay this out. Thanks for being you.
@@FictionRaider007I appreciate your quick and thorough response! Thank you so very much!
What an incredibly pleasant comment section in here, good job on everyone involved!
@@cravin4acupofcoffeeI love your username! Craving a cup of coffee! 😁☕️❤