Found this while reading to the kids tonight, and thought it fitting. (Hopefully I posted the link correctly...)

Found this while reading to the kids tonight, and thought it fitting. (Hopefully I posted the link correctly...)

I think it's trying to say there's no single-player mode in life (and Destiny)... how eloquent.

I think it's trying to say there's no single-player mode in life (and Destiny)... how eloquent.

Or that seamless drop-in/drop-out is a must in life.

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Lloyd Alexander's The Castle of Llyr. Book Three in The Chronicles of Prydrain

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I think it's trying to say there's no single-player mode in life (and Destiny)... how eloquent.

Or that seamless drop-in/drop-out is a must in life.

Isn't that how life works? I never see any kind of queuing for people to come into my house or anything.

Heh, I've certainly did my fair share of queuing. But then again, my network sucks. *ba dum tisch*

Isn't that how life works? I never see any kind of queuing for people to come into my house or anything.

Really? Happens to my houses all the time

I love Lloyd Alexander! The Chronicles of Prydain were a big part of my childhood lit. Great great stories