BTGBullseye

Mint is my recommendation for anyone that is used to Windows, especially someone wanting to revert to 7.

Note that when I say a "hell planet", I don't mean "oh it's toxic, or hot", I mean it's an extreme planet. The first one was a resourceless supercritical extreme planet, which meant that without a terrain manipulator, I was dead before I could get to a cave or my ship. Second was similar, except cold with toxic thunderstorms.

The root causes are never the tools used though, so they can't vilify entire markets to manipulate where the profit goes as easily if they target root causes.

Improved visuals, better stability, updated mechanics. I for one would love to rebuild the starting area of FONV.

So, the same guy. Got it.

FONV in FO4 would be the mod to look for, if it was possible.

No Man's Sky It's significantly better now than back when it launched. The Expeditions update made it a game with an actual goal now.

That's because gambling in general is addictive. It's very nature is such that it will drive you so low in despair and expectation that the "high" from winning exceeds that of many extremely addictive drugs. You get addicted to it very easily.

This is the correct interpretation. I've talked about and even promoted piracy before, and gotten direct statements from the mods saying it's not against the rules.

Pretty much.

That would be a bit disappointing, but not too bad.

Nice. I hadn't heard about this, and the MT-32 is amazing in Silpheed, so I'm going to start using this for my DOS emulation too.

I agree, but free to play games that have stuff in those "lootboxes" that are completely within the means of obtaining without any money spent, and don't require obscene amounts of gameplay to obtain, are an exception I'm willing to make.

He wouldn't need a new currency, but traditionally independent countries use their own currency, and USD would trade differently in the new country.

And kitchen from the looks of it...

No.

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Testing out my new Soundcore Q30's with the album. Quite good.

I must point out a spelling error... It's a "Let's Play" not "Let Play".

Valheim was enough to get me back in touch with a friend from back when I was in Job Corps... (I pronounce it "job corpse" for a good reason) Bought him a copy, now I'm also doing a few other games with him, and even a D&D campaign soon. I co-GMed with him for a Shadowrun group in J.C. so he knows I know how it works, which takes a load off his shoulders as a DM. (I will make him regret it though, as I can do some "fun" stuff well within the rules)

No Man's Sky Not too bad, but it keeps either starting me on a hell planet, or crashing before a save. I've taken to using a trainer to survive long enough to get off-planet in singleplayer games now.

Colorado here... I've seen several that are still fully functioning from the mid-70's, despite not being very good quality constructions.

They're also the only two states that could actually survive outside of the Union. California can't legally secede, but Texas can.

Nocuz.

Yeah, well, I have this!