Please do not perceive me.
I’ll be honest and say I’ve never played Dungeons of Dredmor (though it’s on my wishlist now after this thread), but the description of it that I’m reading here reads almost spot on like a description of Dungeonmans, which I do know and love very much. I’ll give that a recommendation for you to check out.
Literally just get out of the elevator whenever you get bored and get on a different one, a building with elevator service to 50 floors is going to have more than one of them
Tom is the exact model of how I want to see people get rich. He got his bag and then disappeared off the face of the planet. He’s not in politics trying to enact a cyberpunk state. He’s not in the news every day telling you that if you give your kids a measles shot you’re performing the work of the devil. He’s off on a beach somewhere taking photos because he loves it, not bothering a soul. Tom is an alright dude and I have no problems with him.
Canada has the opportunity to do something very funny
Guns? Actually just throwing rocks at high speed.
Nuclear bomb? Throwing a special, spicy rock.
It really is just rock chucking all the way down, projectile combat completely broke the meta
Source: Look at him, and then look at anyone else who has ever had an ear injury.
New, from Finland: The Molotov Kegger ™️
I literally cannot count the number of times I’ve had to dick around with Windows’ command line to make something work. Not to mention registry editing.
Greater than 90% of all Linux software I’ve ever installed has also been as simple as “just install the thing and click Run”. Building a project from source is different, I still struggle with that (anybody want to help me build Ardour?) but that’s a fairly rare necessity, at least for me.
There’s a good reason we’ve had alcohol for almost as long as we’ve had civilization, and I think you hit on some key points of it here. It’s a social lubricant, many important meetings and decisions of history might not have happened without a little drink to loosen some tongues.
That’s not to say that it’s good for you, but alcohol has been present alongside human evolution in sort of the same way that dogs have. We go waaayyyyyy way back together.
Honestly might be an even harder flex than just being the only Caesar
If you ever actually use one, though? Fired.
This is the same bullshit as the pool table in the break room, they’ll talk it up to get you hired but once you’re on the payroll if you’re ever seen interacting with it you’ll be reprimanded and told to get back to work.
At least with the pool table version you could still arguably be interacting with coworkers, talking through a problem or something. But sleeping during office hours? Yeah, no way in hell, that’s lost productivity.
After office hours people will just sleep under their desk like they’ve been doing for decades in Japan.
As far as I can tell this exists upon the same legal framework as OpenMW does, which is that it’s a fully custom built engine from the ground up that just so happens to be able to take input from a game file. Nothing about the software actually contains any code that Nintendo ever wrote and in fact isn’t even trying to home bake the game from scratch, it’s JUST an engine. You feed it your ROM file and all Zelda-related content comes from that file.
The Pokemon romhacks that I know of that get taken down are different because they contain the actual code of Pokemon, just modified and redistributed. Smart people distribute romhacks as IPS files that you have to patch manually, the Super Mario World romhacking community has been doing this for literal decades. That functions on the same principle that none of the code being distributed was ever written by Nintendo, the file just interacts with one written by Nintendo.
At least, that’s how I understand the situation.
This, but unironically
Eh, I deleted the comment cause I felt I was being an ass about something I didn’t know a lot about. That’s fair.
Still though, I struggle to understand how “rip out everything and replace it with a different system” is more cost effective than “just put a transponder in the damn truck”. You say this was probably a cost cutting measure - you expect the people that cut that cost to now leap at the chance to overhaul their entire tracking system?
Obviously Peter would never be compelled to military service, so it’s fine if everyone else is.
I don’t think that’s the right spot for either of them tbh, I’d say Fables should be a lot further left over the “mainstream” line and Rock should be several steps further up and right
The trailer doesn’t really do it justice I don’t think. But that’s fair.