Caboose12000

science fiction is in space and fantasy has castles.

I will take no further questions.

I'm gonna go buy one for that wireless android auto, I never even considered a dongle let alone a DIY pi dongle! do you have a link for that wireless thimbdrive one too? and/or is there an easy way to browse other interesting images/tasks you can do with the pi zero w?

I think you're right but what it reminds me of is that tool some times used to teach people about consent like "you wouldn't make someone drink tea if they said they didn't want any, so dont pester someone about sex if they say they didn't want any" maybe this is like "you wouldn't give someone a lemon if they said they didn't want it"? idk it feels kinda like it fits but that seems pretty progressive for the time this was made

finally after a year, I understand. thank you stranger

how

he wants you to notice when hes not around

the job of being a cop in the united States actively filters for cowards and power hungry losers. Holding undue power over others is literally the only attractive aspect of the job, so of course it will attract nothing but the worst type of people

I play GTA V Online a lot and the extent of my excitement ended when I saw the release date. I'll just stay in my grind-y billionaire simulator for now, dont know anyone else who cares about VI rn

I don't know what VtM or PF2e mean, but I definitly agree with the rest of your sentiment. Id love to play a campaign in a brutal cival war setting like that

he had a brain worm? like literally? not just like a hyperbolic way of calling him weird?

I want my characters to die. I didn't realize until recently how alone I am in this, but the idea of playing a campaign almost more like a roguelite (or maybe a Pokémon nuzlock?) is so appealing to me. I want the consequences to be so real that a decent player might need 2 or 3 backup characters, where a happy ending isn't garunteed in the slightest and the DM is fine to end the campaign in total tragedy. then the victories and successes would feel so much more earned, and campaigns would feel much less like on-rails experiences. plus failures can encourage creativity. a story where everyone just wins each task after the other is boring

who the hell is RFK?