That's the thing though, I can imagine reasons, but none of them seem consistent with the other choices and specified rules "i assumed they wanted to be with me" and "would try to be as safe as possible"
I have to ask though, why No on the Succubus?
Even nicer: if there is a piece of tall grass next to water, just walk around it while hitting. Step, hit, step, hit etc. until it's done. There are a couple cheesier solutions depending on what you have (e.g. rose and bow)
Consider a network tap. Should by design be invisible to the program being examined.
Had some time to kill so I finally ascended my seeded tier 1 run. It was fairly easy tbh, a nice break from the high chal runs I'm grinding
Only relevant mistake I made this run was not keeping the rotberry seed for making grass
And if you want the seed.
Going by the phrasing I'd say educated guess. I for one agree, it sounds like a massive liability when you have e.g. data protection laws to think about
Absolutely I am making a bunch of assumptions. Following the tried and true Keep It Simple Stupid approach. Because there is no indication given that any more complexity is required, and keeping complexity to a minimum is key to efficient development. If there was anything actually technically impressive (or at least technically impressive sounding) about what they did, I trust they would have mentioned it.
I do not claim to be amazing, and it's a simple fact that many basic examples/tutorials are named with hello world (and pretty easy to search for that way). A quick Google pulls up e.g. “Hello World!” of push notifications, Problems with simple "hello world" of ListView in Android
And of course I'm also explicitly using Hello World to reference the original comment
In all likelihood calling manufacturer's API to read the value then compare to a compile-time constant? It's a notification hello-world merged with display-a-list hello world and manufacturer's reading-sensor-values hello world. Yes I do think it's borderline trivial
Unless there will be disciplinary follow-up ( -> no reason for this design), I only see this going the way of de-facto scoreboards among kids.
You're in luck: the_complete_newb_adventurers_guide
You don't have to read the whole thing at once, but perhaps the most important tip is to take your time and inspect anything you don't know with the magnifying glass
Yog had it rough, meanwhile I had the spare resources to play with alchemy items I haven't used before
Mildly related, do you usually clear the curse on f1? To me it just feels right to do
No wonder I couldn't find the door while on my way down
Drop from an empty well room on the floor above
I'm a big fan of the hawk. With speed upgrades it can more than keep up with your RoH, you can use it to see into rooms without having to expose yourself, at which point that projecting+arcana can do some fine work