I’m sure they can find one more hiding in there somewhere
I’ve always loved the Middle Ages as a preferred setting and I found this game to be incredibly awesome. I installed the save game mod pretty quickly and got very far in the game. I found the combat a bit frustrating and mostly just cheesed it by spamming thrust, which worked ok until some big battles toward the end where I got stuck and gave up.
I would like to revisit and finish it before buying #2 when it goes on sale but I’ve tried a dozen times and can’t get past that battle. Any tips besides loading an earlier save and getting stronger? I might just watch a let’s play from that point but I would like to finish the game myself.
I really tried to like Battlespire as a kid but didn’t make it far. Major disappointment after Daggerfall! I didn’t even know there were mobile games, glad I missed those.
One must start with Arena, of course.
Downvoters should research autophagy and fasting.
It makes the account seem legitimate, same as on Reddit.
Anyone else notice the bots with 5 letter names spam posting comics here? Didn’t take long for bot infiltration and karma farming to infect the fediverse.
History of the Castelrigg Stone Circle
Neolithic, about 3000 BCE!
Thank you. Just ordered one and I’m very excited to try this. I’ve been researching the cooling loops but they seem impractical and too expensive…
Then you hit the slowdown at JBLM that’s as inexplicable as it is dependable no matter the day or time.
Install Buddhist emptiness dependency for dynamic typing.
That negativity bias is real! We can learn to counteract that bias, a good book on the subject is Rick Hanson’s Hardwiring Happiness.
You grow up with people telling you you’re bad and you believe it. Later people tell you you’re good but it feels wrong because you believe you’re bad.
Thanks! Updating self-schema… beautiful.
TL;DR: lonely people often have maladaptive self-schemas which feel incongruent with compliments.
Wonderful! I’ve been hoping to learn to do this to replace my neighbor’s vinyl fence. What’s your preferred style? Do you recommend any resources for learning the skill?
Preferably fermented.
There’s a great Burmese restaurant in Portland, OR: https://www.rangoonbistropdx.com/