dread is awesome, sacrificing oneself by causing an explosion to collapse a mine shaft full of giant spiders and toppling that tower is one of the coolest things i've seen on a table.
d&d 5e is a fine system, it's just more than i want to gm and more than my friends want to learn. so simpler systems like shadowdark or black hack are really great for us, but if your group knows d&d 5e and has fun playing it, than why the hell not just play 5e?
aah, so it's more a choice about the intended sound or flow of a text and not necessary a difference in grammatic constructs, simmiliar to using an oxford comma, or not.
interesting, i'll have to pay some attention to that, when reading.
codifying in law that your customers must be able to run a server for your game, when you stop running them has the consequence, that you'll have to buy licenses that allow you to give binaries or code for those things to your customers. every middleware or library that does not allow that won't be a viable product anymore. It's not more dev work, it will change how licensing in game development for middleware and such will be done.
lots of licensed or bought code in development in general, but knowing that you'll have to provide code to the public eventually, means that you'll have to take this into consideration when starting a project.
libreELEC, but that's just a distribution shipping kodi.
you might be able to utilize steam big picture/steamOS with different browser shortcuts and applications added as non-steam games to open streaming services in kiosk mode or other mediaplayers , that way you'd have good controller support, if you create control schemes for various things.
currently trying the gamepad bindings, but i am not a fan of the auto aim that comes with, so i'll probably switch to using keyboard bindings and use the trackpad for aiming spells and a mouse region bind on the left stick for walking.
had a similar setup with the steam controller before my old laptop decided to die on me.
seems like the problem is not well defined, because it might also be possible to drill a whole pigeon away, given a sufficient number of large enough holes.
you can queue with a single friend, you'll just get another random player. which is not ideal, but probably not back breaking either, unless there is some stupid way to grief other players.
some of the steam reviews made me think that i literally can't queue with a friend unless we are three people.
i am probably not the best example, as i never finished my degree, but studiying is the one thing where pomodoro timers were actual helpful for me, but nothing was better than having a small group of people to study with.
Working on problems together on a whiteboard was almost magical, because so much stayed in my brain without totaly draining my batteries.
other than that keeping things fresh and fun is important, to this day i'll draw pictures on my notes when going through them, emphasize stuff by putting it in speech bubbles or write stupid stuff in foot notes.
i also sometimes experiment with different note taking techniques, but it's mostly bullet points.
https://archive.org/ has old media of all sorts including game magazines, demos trailers and manuals.
a lot of video material has been uploaded to youtube, that was formerly hosted elsewhere. hell i've watched the old eoLithic frag movie from like 2002 a week ago.
vimm's lair is also worth a visit if your are looking for old game manuals.
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I really enjoy using the k8s clusters at work, but iam not the one running them to be fair :D