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The first boss was monotonous and took an extremely long time to beat, since both of us were bullet sponges, then I quickly lost to the second boss because I made my deck more offensive. Also, it's "make a toasty mushroom", not "make toasty". What an annoying butchery of the English language.

(+1)

You are wrong, it's meant make *this mushroom* toasty, so "make toasty"

(-3)

If "toasty" is a noun (it's not, except in the context of this game), then the correct grammar would be "make a toasty", if "toasty" is an adjective (it's not, you are transforming a card into a toasty that's in your deck), then the correct grammar would be "toast". You stupid piece of shit.

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You're a literal buzz kill. Make *Blank* toasty. Eat a dick

As opposed to a figurative buzz kill? Dumbass.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/toasty#google_vignette

Toasty IS an adjective, meaning: "Comfortably and pleasantly warm". You could say "toast mushroom", and that would indeed be correct. But by that process, the mushroom is literally made toasty. So to say "make toasty", in reference to the mushroom, is absolutely valid.

Toasty is an adjective in the English language, but in the game toasty is a noun. So "make toasty" is like saying "make dog".

It can be a noun or an adjective depending on the context.

Toasty isn't 'only' a noun in this game, either... been to any cafes recently? The English language is adaptive.