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They wanted to vote on how I would renovate my apartment 😛

I have stopped replying to the french lady since she started sending me sexy photos. I don't feel comfortable with a virtual stranger sending me photos lying in bed. Went to the dentist the day before yesterday and he checked that the cap fits. It does. Now it is getting painted.* We got delayed a bit. The dentist flooded last weekend. This I did not smile with. Him I like. *I offered to paint it myself. Some Contrast paint and a quick drybrush should do it.

When I renovated my apartment, 4 neighbours caused me problems. Three of them simply because they are evil old men. Then one of them had his apartment flood. His storage room flooded, destroying all copies of his self-published books. Then, a year or so later, the apartment of the next old &\/\/@& flooded. The whole sewer emptied out on his wooden floor. Now, the third one's apartment flooded. So did his shop on the ground floor and the basement. I have been down lately and tired. But at least this I can smile with. I did tell them that eventually they'd get what was coming for them.

We are getting old. All those new, fancy names sound so silly.

I am convinced they have a team watching movies and checking what villainous act they haven't done yet. I mean, tying people to the hood of a car was right out of MadMax 2.

That's why they say it was a state in the middle east. I think it is more likely they own the company in Hungary.

Watched the new Beetlejuice. Never watched the old one completely. Still could follow the movie just fine even without knowing references. Thumbs up for hanging out with a friend. Movie still wasn't my thing. Then again, only watched it to support "our girl" Ortega. Which surprised my friends who understood the concept that I do not watch things for political reasons (i.e. boycott) but never expected me to watch something they like for the same reasons 😛

This analysis was quite good. https://youtu.be/1bvPqzsp9y0?si=xQszxQEvbhbDkcI7 tl;dw (too long; didn't watch) You don't need a lot of intelligence to guess who in Lebanon may have ordered a shipment of thousands of pagers. What you do need is a complicit state who holds the shipment at customs long enough for the Mossad to install the explosives on such a scale.

Well, it is the third part of that trilogy, so I expect it to be of similar length to the previous two. Even though they said they improved "gameplay".

At first I only read this part of the post and wasn't sure if I was reading the What are you Playing Now thread or the What You've Done Today thread.

Would someone named Eldar really pretend to be a Mon'Keigh?

Will that make you Danstralian or Austrish?

We suspected that you were not Gromnir since we have never seen you refer to yourself in the plural.

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Toybox is your friend

Also, I am against the air shows already due to the environmental impact and fuel costs.

It seems the lady texting me may actually be a real person. We may have lunch together next month...

Just one piece of advice: If you want to follow a specific alignment route, don't expect to find loads of chances to raise that alignment. You can skip the odd choice, but don't make a habit of it. Just don't pick heretic when you discover Foulstone and the Order of the Hammer

Started Songs Of Conquest and am a bit disappointed with no fault of the game as such. Reviewers made it appear to be something different: As you play a song for your faction is being written based on your actions. That made it sound as if there are different actions, different outcomes woven into a soundtrack. That would have been amazing. The actuality: the little story cutscene after each mission is a bard in a tavern singing about that mission. It doesn't help that the main character in the human campaign (Song 1) is not likeable.

The last two tooltips link to one another in an endless loop

Learning all about tooltips in the TavernKeeper demo

You mean the "FÜR 1,5 degrees Celsius"? probably something for the cyclists to keep the footprint low.

To go into numbers, At the last dialogue for her personal quest I was at 0 Fire, 2 Humility, 1 Fury (let's be honest, in chapter 3 "we'll f em up!" is the only reasonable dialogue choice in any dialogue). So in theory I should have been able to nudge her towards fury with a double fury choice. But because the Argenta quest blocks that dialogue, she failed the quest. Both Fire and Fury complete the quest, just change the stats of the power armour and the ending slides.

No, each companion except for Adelard has three stats. For Argenta it is Humility, Fire, Fury. Each time you talk to her boosts one of them. It is extremely easy to boost humility if you don't play an idiot. For example telling her she should have informed the Ecclesiarchy of the suspected location of the relic before heading off. In other words she should have lead a proper exhibition to reclaim the artifact not run off without a plan, is a humility choice which causes her to lose faith. The biggest problem is, at the end of each quest there is a dialogue which gives double points, so that if you got the odd discussion wrong, you can still nudge the character in the right direction. For Argenta, humility choices lock you out of that dialogue, giving you an alternate dialogue without choices for fire and fury. Fire has her found a minor order and is the good option Fury has her go full fanatical crusader and run around burning people alive. It is the worst companion quest because it just ends in failure and railroads you into it if you are on the path to failure. I got Ulfar to lone wolf. Better than Wulfen, but still a dumb illogical resolution (then again, that fits space wolves). But at least with his quest the quest competes regardless of what he'll do afterwards. Yrliet's quest works. Either you are iconoclast enough and do it, or you probably do not have her in your party anyway. Similar with Idira and Jae. The advise you give Carissa is pretty clear, so the result makes sense. Pascal is probably the best quest. It actually has substance and ties in with the main quest. It isn't just an NPC saying "hey Playa, can we talk, I want you to do my personal quest".