Oni_eyes @ Oni_eyes @sh.itjust.works

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I hadn't even thought about the fees, I was just using what was convenient for the business and I want that business to succeed because those tacos are so damn good.

I don't even use a case, I hate the trend of phones back towards bulky and will resist any attempt to add to their mass.

I still recall putting dark souls down for a solid couple months after being frustrated that I couldn't beat the area after the first boss.

Because my dumbass thought that I was supposed to go through the graveyard with all the skeletons and got my shit handed to me repeatedly. Honestly made me love the game more when I realized there was a little path up to the right to go to the actual next area...

Where else do I keep the cash I need for food truck stops? Like, the good ones that look like a moving hole in the wall. None of this newfangled hipster food truck with pos devices.

Proof? Proof. Where is it?

Starboy

I mean, it's already a standard trope in video game manga for there to be repeatable normal level quests and shared "main story" level quests that are one and done for the whole server. Seems like something they might implement here.

I've been on a private palworld server with about 10-14 people since launch. It's been pretty fun so far and I love the mechanics but there's a lot of fine tuning to do. You can climb most vertical surfaces, there are a whole lot of pal abilities that you unlock with crafted gear like electric hedgehog grenades and ice penguin rockets. Storyline is pretty short, you can usually complete it by level 13/50+. I'm interested to see what other story it will have or if people will mod their own in. Definitely worth the early access in my opinion.

One per city is not going to cut it, probably closer to one per 100,000 people at best.

As someone working in a public place, I used the ten they gave me already (they only did it once iirc). Where do I stock up on these other shit ton of free tests? I had to pay out of pocket the last four, and that gets fucking expensive.

That's a super casual table flip.

Aye

Some sort of open world rust/fallout hybrid sounds about right.

With an annoying npc that keeps finding you to add mail.

Oh God, history is repeating itself. Quick, what was popular after Waterworld?

I dunno. They're bragging about Warcraft reforged being a success and an example of them "listening to players".

Does tribal wars count?

There was also one about forming your own country and passing laws and stuff but I don't remember the name. It was out around 2002 or so

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Maybe setting up to make a public office run in a conservative area?

Depends, are we expecting the sub to survive?

I've been toying with the idea of a heavier wooden bookshelf complete with scrolling ladder and a little reading/resting pad on top. Like a bunk bed bookshelf.

I have a ways to go to be able to fill it due to moving a few times but on the other hand there's at least three regular sized full bookcases in public libraries thanks to me, which feels pretty good.