Since when has legality stopped them

I experienced a ‘mild’ instance of this. No f’ing thank you would I ever ever want to go through that again.

From cmd line, run a game

No shit. Now what?

“You’re wearing socks aren’t you!?” -Microsoft

Sneaky wrist knives + parkour, the franchise.

Teleportation, no distance limit, and I can take others with me. For accuracy, I can “see” where I’m about to teleport to. First, I’m going to explore other planets with life, venturing into the universe for a few weeks. Then I’m going to move a few people off planet. Don’t worry, I’ll let them bring their money.

You decide what gear to bring with you, get dropped into a map in some fashion, find loot, and try to make it to an extraction point alive. If you die, you lose what you brought with you and anything you found. Add in some AI enemies and PvP, and it can be fun. I feel that the most challenging part of making these types of games is finding that sweet spot between risk and reward. If it’s too punishing, you’ll feel frustrated, like you’re wasting your time. Too easy and it’s boring. ARC found the sweet spot. Very responsive ai enemies, working proximity chat for pvp to call a truce, very well designed maps, just enough help to keep you going back for more, great audio design, and extraction mechanics that result in some tense moments. I’ve played 4 or 5 raids on only one map and so far each time was been unique, tense, and fun. This is my first time playing an extraction shooter and I picked a great one. I’m usually pretty bad at pvp but this one just feels good.

This. In fact wishing I had someone dedicated to managing the rolls and mechanics is why I paid for a program that did it all for me. I have not important things to remember than the ac and HP of half a dozen goblins, three wolves, a bugbear, a druid who forgot she could shape shift, a wizard who can’t remember what spells they have and a dragonborn barbarian whi forgot what his breath weapon was. You want me to look up each characters stats for each roll too!? How about everyone is responsible for keeping track of their own shit while juggle an entire worlds worth of flaming adventure in front of you. If you can’t be trusted to play fair then suffer the consequences of everyone’s ire, and my surprise mind flayer to your shenanigans. You’re characters brain is mine now

Duh

No sidewalks. And nearby gated communities with sidewalks. Those communities are richer and setup tables outside. Two houses were handing out jello shots to the adults, one had a DJ and light show. My neighborhood still has some houses that do hand outs, but without a sidewalk most people drive up to each house, get out, knock, get back in, drive down to the next house, stop, get out, etc. Parents are worried their walkers will get run over. We can’t compete with the other neighborhoods So, in my opinion, communities built to only serve cars and not pedestrians is the problem.

The hug, I could maybe understand, but that comment is either weird or performative. I’m leaning towards the latter, given her husband’s background as a performative mouthpiece for the right. She seems like she’s basically giving her and her dead husband’s endorsement to this administration. They can’t help themselves from jerking each other off in front of everyone. “It’s ok that we act like this because we’re doing it together.” and “the left is trying to break us apart, if we don’t stick together while we act terrible then we’ll all be alone again.”

It was a joke about the robot apocalypse, but thanks for jumping to the you are stupid conclusion.

I don’t want it to be clever.

Hence the little fence

As long as the states follow the Republican Christian doctrine

Nuff said

America has an education problem and it’s been getting worse for decades, especially in the South and rural areas.

6-7, 10-12

I keep toying with the idea of gorilla planting trees in the neighborhood. Make them look like they were installed by the county, complete with mulch and a small fence.