Try whining about it more , that ' ll help <| sep |> Everyone needs to post this everywhere . He deleted it but the masses need to see it and boycott this smug fuck <| sep |> Yeah I mainly got it because they look really awesome , I was going to frame them . I enjoy collecting ! Picture disks aren ' t as crisp , but the sound definitely isn ' t poor . I think it ' s worth the investment <| sep |> Depends on be strategy . I don ' t like volatility based strategies myself , I like credit spreads and income from premiums . <| sep |> Interesting . A kraken as a GOO makes some amount of sense , though I would expect its desires to be less incomprehensible than most . I ' d approach its requests in a very roundabout manner , and perhaps present them as something like dreams or visions . There ' s lots of routes to go there , like maybe the kraken sows mistrust of a certain figure that it considers a threatantagonist , or it shows her locations and events that she might assume she has to stop but in reality there ' s some other reason for her being there , etc . Also I think it ' s equally important that you figure out early on at least a vague reason why it would bother with her , and why her actions might offend it enough to warrant any sort of punishment . Consider how it might be beneficial for her to go along with its wishes and viceversa instead of just sticking to the classic antagonistic paradigm that most seem to pigeonhole warlocks and patrons in to . My own warlock ' s relationship with his patron is a bit more unconventional . He himself is a reformed pirate , and his patron is a satyr who serves as a vintnerbrewer for the unseelie . His exact motivations are just as imperceptible as most fey , but he has something of an older bother relationship with my character and the two get along quite well .