My guess is more water. Dew condenses from the air itself; it doesn't fall from above. On the other hand, having something as large as that net could mess with air currents or ground temps, so I'm not too sure to be honest.
I think the lock picking in Kingdom Come Deliverance is pretty good. Not too tedious, and usually fairly quick. Plus it doesn't pause the world around you so there's some natural tension baked right in.
The remastered cutscenes in Halo 2 are so unbelievably good. I read somewhere that the studio has no interest in doing any more Halo cutscenes (burnout I think?) and it makes me a very sad panda....
"Trump cannot" (and "GOP cannot") is the down-beat in the song of life. It doesn't seem to matter what the law says for right-wingers when they're in power. They will do what they please in the absence of adequate resistance.
Edit: in this case, though, I doubt it's more than another distraction from the Epstein files
I absolutely love Foobar2000, and one of the biggest reasons is the plugins that allow it to play lots of different chiptune formats. Also I love that its UI is practical and doesn't get in my way.
I'm pretty sure they're legally required to display the helpline. No idea how the requirement has survived the current U.S. admin so far, but if these companies had their way, their victims would not be getting help
A few years back, they announced that they would add a fee to be levied on game devs using their engine, and the fee would be calculated based on the number of times their games were installed by players. Not only that, but they would also apply it to games that were released before that BS.
They walked it back slightly but, at least for me, their intentions were crystal clear. Unity cares about nothing but the bottom line. If it weren't for the massive, immediate blowback, they would have been all too happy to plunder their indie devs. To hell with that company.
I knew I wanted to buy Road to Vostok when I saw his devlog explaining that he was switching from Unity to Godot as a matter of principle, even though he was well into the development of the game. That kind of dedication should be rewarded. Also the game itself looks really good
Iirc, with the Apollo 1 capsule, it wasn't just the O2 environment that was dangerous; the hatch opened inward, so it was impossible to open when the inside was pressurized. Rest in peace Gus, Ed, and Roger.
7 Days to Die. Fuck.
Could be worse. If you're attracted to women, you'll probably have a great time as Link 😉
Plus, when you want some alone time, the sky is yours. Man I wish I lived in TotK Hyrule
Let's do it anyway.
Don't have kids, don't want 'em, but what works for me is imagining my cats doing literally anything ☺️
Mecha Shiva! Mecha Shiva!
I miss my NA so much 😭
Love my WRX to death, but it's just not the same...
I still sing the emergency services jingle to myself every once in a while
My guess is more water. Dew condenses from the air itself; it doesn't fall from above. On the other hand, having something as large as that net could mess with air currents or ground temps, so I'm not too sure to be honest.
I think the lock picking in Kingdom Come Deliverance is pretty good. Not too tedious, and usually fairly quick. Plus it doesn't pause the world around you so there's some natural tension baked right in.
The remastered cutscenes in Halo 2 are so unbelievably good. I read somewhere that the studio has no interest in doing any more Halo cutscenes (burnout I think?) and it makes me a very sad panda....
thank mr skeltal
"Trump cannot" (and "GOP cannot") is the down-beat in the song of life. It doesn't seem to matter what the law says for right-wingers when they're in power. They will do what they please in the absence of adequate resistance.
Edit: in this case, though, I doubt it's more than another distraction from the Epstein files
Hey, that sarcasm one is pretty good! One of those "why didn't I think of that?" things for me :D
I absolutely love Foobar2000, and one of the biggest reasons is the plugins that allow it to play lots of different chiptune formats. Also I love that its UI is practical and doesn't get in my way.
Missed opportunity for the search input placeholder to say "Search for Copilot"
I'm pretty sure they're legally required to display the helpline. No idea how the requirement has survived the current U.S. admin so far, but if these companies had their way, their victims would not be getting help
A few years back, they announced that they would add a fee to be levied on game devs using their engine, and the fee would be calculated based on the number of times their games were installed by players. Not only that, but they would also apply it to games that were released before that BS.
They walked it back slightly but, at least for me, their intentions were crystal clear. Unity cares about nothing but the bottom line. If it weren't for the massive, immediate blowback, they would have been all too happy to plunder their indie devs. To hell with that company.
I knew I wanted to buy Road to Vostok when I saw his devlog explaining that he was switching from Unity to Godot as a matter of principle, even though he was well into the development of the game. That kind of dedication should be rewarded. Also the game itself looks really good
Iirc, with the Apollo 1 capsule, it wasn't just the O2 environment that was dangerous; the hatch opened inward, so it was impossible to open when the inside was pressurized. Rest in peace Gus, Ed, and Roger.