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Are you guys telling me you really don't know bad rats, or are ypu pulling my leg?

Bad rats or nothing.

I mean filling a can with water to bring around instead of running individual bowls would be nice. If you have a small garden in reality, that watering pale is your good friend, because it saves you time and effort. The holes in it actually spread the water so it doesn't pool into pockets that can cause mold if you just pour water unevenly.

God damn J, I'm sorry you guys have been held hostage like this. I hope you find a new home soon.

Curious, why New Hampshire? Family?

Object cache problem if i had to guess, but I'm a script kiddie not a programer.. So really I have no idea.

Definitely agree for the most part.

There's always outliers like morti and bluecram, who tend to play in a large streak at a time, but most of my time playing (and I'd imagine most others) is spent on one or two lives a day.

I've always called this game a great pallet cleanser.

It's the kind of game where after playing 5 straight hours of a survival shooter, you can unwind with a life in OHOL. I did that with this game for over a year straight.

So I'd say its still a sticky game, its just a different kind of sticky. Long haul slow burn potential sticky.

Also I can see now that might be part of why people wanted you to try SS13. I still haven't even played it myself, but I have seen actual full streams of rounds in it now.

It's in the same camp in terms of that interruption and time element, and same worth in risk for a play attempt. You generally know how long a round (life in OHOL for comparison) is going to last, but things can interrupt it and cut it short (non old age death in OHOL).

I hadn't played noita when I first read your post describing tool slots and their intented feel, but after playing it I think I understand what you were going for a lot better now.

A little caveat about noita after the fact though. It's fun, but it's hard as shit Jason and completely luck based. Like less than 15% of the people who have that game have beat it and gotten the achievement on steam. Personally I have like 40 to 60 hours if remembering right, and while I'll probably go back to it, I doubt I'll ever beat it.

While OHOL cant be "won" obviously I guess I'm just saying keep an eye out for those pitfalls that come with grinding for a gameplay impact. Certain things should be hard and have to require planning, but there needs to be a natural less restricted flow state as well.

Oh spoon my boy...

Lol the last one feels like a discord conversation.

I thought it was the greenland ice core project at first glance, which does show that temperature has drastically swayed both directions for the last 100,000 years without modern human involvement. The graphs dont really line up though.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenla … re_project

That pic is just the last 10,000 years graphed. There's others with the full 100,000.

I've seen the smoke for the last 4 days where I live. Didn't think the fires were getting that serious until yesterday.

I would definitely say stay there until it dies down a bit.

Stay safe in Arizona, and stay inside and drink a ton o water (get a purifier though, their water tastes like ass). That place is even hotter than where I live, and I've been melting this month. August is supposed to be our monsoon season, but so far nothing.

Arizona is still better than a bunker though, so hey it could be worse.

"If the secret details of an account are shared publicly in any way, that account has officially "escaped" into the wild, and has been abandoned."

You can literally give them your info, as long as it's private.

He's stating any account info that is in public space is fair to be deemed "escaped". Makes perfect sense.