This right here!

If you’re going to use a dating app (You shouldn’t they’re awful but yk) then your ideal first message does a good job of engaging the sort of people who will enjoy your personality while filtering out those who won’t like you.

It functions a lot like a deckbuilder. There are a few symbol combos that are pretty easy to win with, if you pick up ores/geologist or fruits/ms fruit you’ll do ok.

The biggest thing is that you should keep your deck really small. Ideally around 20 symbols so you get all of them each spin. Definitely use your rerolls, use your removes, and (after the early game) skip anything that isn’t a great fit for your build.

Yes, “do these symbols end up adjacent” can be pretty random, but that’s why you surround a few high value symbols (like ms fruit) with an ocean of things they want to be next to (fruit)

Inkeeper: My daughters?! How dare you! Get out of my inn!!!

adventurers leave

Inkeeper: Good work, girls. Did you get his coinpurse?

This is blahaj, i’m pretty sure our rules are pretty easy to find.

We’re normally pretty chill, but seriously fuck zionists.

You know how some restaraunts have a reputation for serving “good food” (I.e. gourmet food), but just because it’s fancier food it doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll actually like it more?

So, what are some foods that people only like because they’re fancy? (I’d argue caviar is one)

Same idea, but for movies. What are some movies that people only like because they’re seen as being “good movies”?

I think I know what OOP means here. Films that people only like because they’re “good movies.”

I think the Avatar films fall into this category, as do most of the “Oscar bait” movies.