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Well shit, you might just get the whole south riled up about cyber security now.
Well shit, you might just get the whole south riled up about cyber security now.
Wild take, maybe they should get the energy from a closer renewable source. Like offshore wind farms and current turbines located nearby? You can find a million bad ideas for literally any subject because greedy people want government money, but that doesn’t mean the underlying idea isn’t sound. Morroco is just a quarter of the world away, which makes this specific idea stupid.
Sounds like they expect the current known bugs to take most or all of the time remaining to polish out, and they won’t be able to handle new ones found in beta. Definitely worrisome.
Honestly, classic wow got me back into it for those same reasons. I can barely play retail for the story, thankfully I already have a large guild of friends I’ve been playing with for years so we still have a micro community.
I pirated a few games and played them to death.
Then bought the steam copy when I had money to support a game I love, AS A GOOD PIRATE DOES. Of course I have no steam time recorded for it lol
What’s it called?
Yeah that’s what I thought it looked like. Thanks for the clarification. Kinda like when Google stopped trying to find the place your answer was and direct you to it, and now tries to bring your answer to Google so that you don’t leave their environment and share profits with the people who actually did the work.
So is the EU trying to make it where booking has to match the lowest price on the hotel website? Sounds like making the hotels compete with each other instead of letting an agency meddle in who gets what share.
Sounds like a good reason for the state to sponsor some energy intensive environmental work. Like desalination plants or those ungodly carbon capture rigs that are super energy inefficient.
As much as I would love that, it would make negotiation with a number of other leaders much harder and less trusting.
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…
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.
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
Because some people want to jump straight into bbq without experience and have a bunch of money to compensate for knowledge about timing and when to test temps and what smells you’re waiting for.
Also, more precise temperature control for the cook who wants to try out other methods for elevating their bbq game.