Kolanaki

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[–] Kolanaki@yiffit.net 3 points 4 days ago

Banishment has always been a thing.

[–] Kolanaki@yiffit.net 8 points 4 days ago

Or your company after the whole alphabet.

[–] Kolanaki@yiffit.net 6 points 5 days ago (1 children)

12 to 14 hours, or so. That's how I found out about hypoglycemia. Played paintball all day, started feeling sick and was throwing up and passing out walking home, someone called an ambulance and after they checked me out they said I just needed to eat. 🤣

[–] Kolanaki@yiffit.net 3 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

I signed up for Twitter in 2006 to see what it was all about before it was super popular. Thought it was stupid then just because of the character limit, and haven't touched it since.

Guess I'm a dunce because of shit that started happening a whole decade later. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[–] Kolanaki@yiffit.net 16 points 5 days ago (3 children)

I wanna see how the aerodynamics of these are.

[–] Kolanaki@yiffit.net 7 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

Brink was cool, if a bit flawed. It could have become better if they had given it more of a chance.

Shattered Horizon was awesome at first, but eventually the game changed entirely and at some point an update just broke the game for hella people (myself included) so we couldn't even play on a local server with bots and it was never fixed. :/

[–] Kolanaki@yiffit.net 5 points 5 days ago (1 children)

Loosely: Games that make you feel cozy.

Does not necessarily challenge the player, might not even set goals. Has a certain aesthetic that is not drab or dreary.

Stardew Valley is considered to be a cozy game, as an example.

[–] Kolanaki@yiffit.net 4 points 5 days ago

I got some cheap shit in a bundle that actually meets the spec requirements I wanted and they are sturdy as fuck too. They don't have a brand name on them, and came without any packaging. They've been better than any other USB-C cables I've ever owned. I wish I knew who made them so I could get more if I ever needed. 😮‍💨

[–] Kolanaki@yiffit.net 10 points 5 days ago (1 children)

Phil McKraken

[–] Kolanaki@yiffit.net 3 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago) (1 children)

I've never had any real power.

If you mean electricity: 3 days. Was having to buy bags of ice to keep my fridge cold because it was cheaper than having to replace all the food that would have spoiled if I hadn't. At least it was in a time where smartphones existed and I can charge it from my car, otherwise I would have been bored as fuck.

[–] Kolanaki@yiffit.net 1 points 5 days ago

But it will be cheap and fast. Just what the execs at EA want.

[–] Kolanaki@yiffit.net 15 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

It was in the 80's. The only way he wouldn't have gotten a gun was if he was a stereotype of a gay man and came into the gun store kissing his boyfriend.

 
 

I forgot to get a pic of the entire spread before everyone attacked it, but here's my plate. Turkey, ham, stuffing, Mac n cheese, green beans casserole, yeast roll and cornbread muffin.

Not pictured: candied yams (I have those with dessert 😋)

 

Was just thinking about this while taking a boring regular shower with water. A sonic shower just vibrates at high intensity to pulverize dirt and knock it from your body; but what about oils and lipids and all that other stuff that makes you stinky?

On a side note, I realized that the only time any dental care is brought up, it's with the ferengi. The race with quite possibly the worst teeth in the galaxy are the only ones seen using cleaning utensils on them.

 

I have recently played 3 games that have forced a lengthy, unskippable tutorial section that runs for several hours of the game, just to unlock the most basic functions like buying the items, customizing features, multiplayer, and even 2-player split screen modes.

For 2 of these games (Armored Core 6 and Gran Turismo 7), the major draw for me was the MP and I haven't even gotten to check out MP yet because it's locked out until you get passed a certain point in the progression system. Fuckin' why do any developers do this? I just wanted to play with my sister but we have to get through most of the fucking game before we are allowed to do the multiplayer modes. Such bullshit.

 

More beard = More good. Right?

 
 

"A Q would never allow it!"

Maybe... what if the Borg had found the suicidal one from Voyager and he let them because he found the idea fascinating?

 

I've found quite a few things talking about this in the Blighted Village, one of which was hidden pretty well. But I'm not getting any kind of journal entry about it, can't talk to any NPCs about it, etc. It kinda feels like there should be something more here but it's been cut or just very well hidden.

 

Just wondering about how my life could have touched someone else's and I realized this. Maybe you're just joking around online and mention something that triggers an idea in someone else that leads to revolutionary new things that impact humans everywhere. Even if you're forgotten, or uncredited, you had a meaningful contribution.

 

Like, can I send everyone but 1 character to camp, strip naked and start the fight so it's just 1v1 against a naked dude while I put my shit back on and kick his ass?

I'm just entering the Gauntlet now and I'm gonna try if no one else has done it to know.

 

Shouldn't it be the most comfortable temperature? 🤔

 

The first time through the game, up until I got into the Grymforge, everything was pretty normal. But here things start to break majorly and I can't even figure out why or if it's just a random bug that not everyone would experience.

I get the quest to kill the duergar from the myconids, find their little camp with the boats, fight then all and return to the myconids. I am then tasked with killing the True Soul Nere at their encampment across the water. At the same time, I have a quest to rescue the Deep Gnomes the duergar are using as slaves. All good. I take the boat across, push the dude who shows up on the trip and kill all the duergar again. We arrive, and it's like nothing happened. I'm talking to everyone pretending to be friends and looking around the place before planning how to fight everything. I haven't left the boat area yet, talking to all I see and everyone keeps saying Nere is trapped and needs rescuing. But then I go up the stairs leaving the docks, go left until I enter a room with lava and see Nere, dead. Not trapped. Not even like 10 feet from the duergar telling me he needs help. I turn around to go back and maybe tell someone but all the NPCs are now gone. The whole dungeon is now empty except for some animated armor and all the mini bosses around the actual forge.

I figured this has to do with me killing all the duergar before even arriving at the main camp someone, but now I have arrived here on an entirely new guy, having not killed a single duergar yet, and the same damn thing happens. Even weirder, despite him no longer being harassed, Shitstick still warns me about the cursed lands when I attempt to enter the elevator for the first time. The quest to rescue the Deep Gnomes is stuck with a marker that leads to absolutely nothing. The only gnomes I have found in the place was one who threatened to blow us all up and the dead ones being kicked into the water right near the boat's arrival point.

What is up with this? Has anyone else had this problem at all? What is supposed to happen here? Like, can I actually talk to Nere, alive, and not simply through Speak with Dead? It feels like it's skipping over an entire quest the moment I arrive and just triggering the end point.

The other is that for some reason, everyone is acting like Lae'zel killed Shadowhart and that Shadowhart is absent from the party; despite that never happening and the cutscenes being made even funnier because she's just standing there in the background while people say she's dead.

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