Tabletop RPG. It used to be a niche of the internet in the early days, with people posting here and there their scenarios, campaign, ideas etc. It was hard to find and so pleasurable when you found something.
Nowadays it's trusted by ... Wizard if the coast ? Online only platforms and what have you.
I loved #scenariotheque, but now it's almost a ghost website (pardon the french).
I know if sounds like old man yell at clouds, but damn do I miss the early days.
Then i'm sure you'll like this: https://no-js.club/members/ There's also no css and no html clubs. Last but not least, take a look at gemini protocol, which is a bit like gopher: lightweight and textbased only
He also say no signal, mei sing ha
One of us !
I guess nothing, because she is part of the political opposant to Macron so...
Her party (les insoumis) is already regarded as extreme left and often singled out by the corrupt French mass media, so the French opinion will hardly be on her side ?
Maybe as a member of euro parliament she stands a better chance, but Europe has no embodied diplomacy, if I'm not wrong.
Crêpes, nutella, banana... Boom!
Ctrl a and e are same as bash
"You got it wrong, expensive watches dont go faster"
They have sepiasearch to search peertube instances. The drawback is that only specific instances are searchable, because of dubious contents on some instances.
After working for many years in a "fast pace environment" I can't help but notice that I have increasing difficulties to do simple tasks.
In office, I always start multiple tasks at the same time. I noticed I often start but barely finish.
At home, it gets even worse. "Let's make tea" takes several back and forth to the kitchen, wondering what I am doing there. Then forgetting I boiled water.
I've tried to trick myself by ordering tasks, but ultimately I end up asking myself what was I doing until now.
I don't take medicines of any kind. "1st world problem" is granted, accepted, validated.
I'm sure I'm not the only one. Have you found a recipe that works for you ?
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Hi
First post here :P
After 180hours of "Against the Storm" i wanted to share a few tips and tricks i've gathered. It's not an exhaustive list, and only my opinion. I've never consulted any guide, this is what i gathered from playthroughs. It may contain minor spoilers but nothing about the story of the campaign.
I'm currently level 16, onwards to that gold seal unlock, and i have unlocked prestige 3.
Here we go:
Choose wisely your next tile before starting a town: the available ressources, the inhabitants you start with as well as the caravan points you spend: no need to invest in farms in marshlands, or spend points on the hut lvl 2 if there is only one kind of available resources you will use it for.
Most (all?) maps start the same. You are always able to draw a straight road from one end of the glade to the other, passing by the heart and the main storage.
I start all my games the same:
3.1 build the woodcutters next to the closest glade i'm interested in, one of the small ones and start chopping. When it's opened, i will move the woodcutting to the side of the hearth, see 3.3
3.2 build whatever hut i need to collect ressources
3.3 elect the side of the hearth i will build the houses in. There's enough room on the sides to align two rows of 2 large house + one special house. Ultimately, that will be 4 large houses 2 special houses on this side. Repeat if need more housing.
3.4 depending on the difficulty, build the comfort park to gain that +1 resolve (hearth lvl 1) and weather the storms better
3.5 one of your first three building MUST be able to make planks with at least 2 stars.
3.6 build roads all around hearth and storage
There's also the mental load to take into account.
If it's your first time in water, you're prone to panicking.
Especially when your head gets submerged for the first time.
So I think even if you integrate all the theory, you still need to be very careful and slow on your first try for this to succeed.