Tavarin @ Tavarin @lemmy.ca

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Nope, Kotor 1. Not sure why, but ended up with massive asset loading issues on some planets, and the worlds ended up bugged out as hell.

Not in my accent.

There's still a limit. The Earth cannot support infinite humans.

The old story:

A worker breaks an extremely expensive piece of equipment. he goes to his boss expecting to be fired, but the boss says "fire you, I just spent $3 million training you."

She was snarky well before that happened.

I don't, but the original has so many bugs and issues on my PC that I've never been able to finish it.

We have also destroyed most of the wild ecosystems of the world to grow that food.

No it's not, and the source is they claim she said it.

The last administration who did was Rabin's, and he got assassinated for it

Could be part of why the current administration doesn't want to try it.

I've run into a handful of people here on Lemmy who support Hamas and their actions.

Purging the IDF is a massacre, and given the bad blood in the region will result in the Israeli Jews being genocided. So you have asked for a massacre in response to a massacre.

A TPK is a pretty quick way to end the session.

And some people need to have their stories complete.

Generally the frustration builds in that session. You don't decide it will be the last session beforehand.

If you don't want to play in the type of game the other players want to play in, you leave.

If the DM leaves the players are dead anyway. Might as well do it with a bang.

I said post WW1, on multiple occasions.

WW1 ended in 1918. You're missing some vital years there mate.

What country? Palestine wasn't a country.

No, there was a massive Arab immigration into the area following WW1 and the fall of the Ottoman Empire. Most of the current Palestinians have only been there for 100 years.

And I'm following it's original meaning, because that is how Hamas means it. How are you so blind to that? You seem to get all your news from the Euro med Monitor, a propaganda organization with no verifiable sources.

Conveniently leaving out the times Israel gave back land, and was then attacked again by Palestine.

According to them, saying someone said something. This isn't news.