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I think they should have chosen some actual northern constellations rather than just (apparently) a random jumble. For example, Aquila the eagle and Hercules.

Probably not that dissimilar to an IED going off next to your vehicle. One of the hazards of a war zone, alas.

Ah, but just wait until our boys need to battle stormtroopers on a forest moon of Endor. Make sense then, it will.

Try searching for: NWN2 Companion Monster AI

I tried watching the Evil series on demand, but lost interest by the third episode.

Been snowed in the past few days, so I read through the Broken Earth trilogy. It was enjoyable. Haven't done heavy reading in quite a while.

Leagues #2 offense vs. the #1 defense. That would be fun. Ravens vs. 49ers would be more fun. Ah well.

Funny way to spell horde...

Nobody healthy at any rate. If their top three running backs had remained healthy, the game would have been played in Seattle. So it goes.

You'll have to speak up...

Dogs Prefer to Poo Along a North-South Axis " Researchers have found that dogs use Earth’s magnetic fields to align their bowel and bladder movements - and they prefer to relieve themselves along a north-south axis. In fact, canines will actively avoid going to the bathroom in an east-west direction, the study found. "

Americans fought and died for the privilege of ignoring the Royals. I honor their sacrifice. 😛

I'm playing it with management on Auto and it made the game more enjoyable, at least for me, because I can focus on adventuring. But from time to time you still have to visit the throne room and click to let time advance. I also purchase build points and claim some of the resource sites to help it along.

The fact that the game sold poorly out of the gate suggests people had already made up their minds before it was released. I think the fact that the early releases of PoE1 had negative feedback played a significant role in that -- the people who left then didn't return later. It also was billed as a direct sequel, so that tends to limit your audience: it implied you had to have played and enjoyed PoE1 in order to want to play PoE2. The sequel formula worked for BG because of the timing; it didn't work here. Likewise, movie sequels rarely do as well as the original. I don't know what the answer is for PoE. Maybe they just need to leave it fallow for a while then return when the time is right?