As a GM of exclusively pre-written content, I find this terrifying but intriguing. I would love to be able to totally homebrew an adventure, but the amount of planning and prep beforehand seems daunting (which feels ironic, given my experience as a GM lol). Is it often an illusion of choice, where you may lay out a handful of hooks that, over time, lead to the same destination?
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If you can't afford it, sure. If you can, you should buy games.
You're grounded, mister! No genocide for an entire month.
Finish carpentry building science labs...as an architect who has recently taken an interest in building science, that sounds interesting. The jump from programmer is interesting, too. Like, did you have prior experience in carpentry, or did you go in blind?
Love folks trying new stuff in the construction space. Concrete produces a lot of CO2, but it also lasts forever if you don't demolish it. Seems like the material benefits from having forms (unless I misread it). Would be interested to see how it pairs with a modular system like ICFs (IMFs in this case I guess lol).
The Trisolarans made their dark domain.
And SmartTube for Android TV / Google TV devices.
That's the exact reason my friends and I decided we'd all do an initial run through solo before doing a group campaign. It took us years to finish DOS2, I imagine BG3 will be similar.
There's an extension that makes all YT thumbnails generic stills from the video. I think it is called deArrow?
Nope, no it is not. Everyday religious people are as normal as any everyday atheist or agnostic, and believing in something should never be considered a detractor. Zealots? Extremists? Fuck em. Regular ass people who find comfort in there being sky wizards? Who gives a shit. And I say this as an atheist.
Played entirely on the Deck. Around release it was a hot mess. Loads better now, although I did experience two crashes at the very end cutscene of the game and had to replay the final battle multiple times. For the most part it was totally fine.