Not exactly a board game, but when we play Munchkin we have a house rule that says you can pick a door card OR a treasure card when you loot the room, instead of just a door card. Helps get more gear into the game early on and makes things go off the rails faster.
Most people enjoy Chars Counterattack, and The 08th MS Team. Child soldiers is a recurring theme in Gundam. Gundam Wing has an ongoing plot thread where the main character learns to stop being just a weapon. Gundam SEED deals with 2 college students becoming Gundam pilots on the opposite sides of the war and dealing with the horrors of war, the loss of friends, and coming to terms with killing.
Ant Man got aged and de-aged when Rocket was calibrating the time machine before the time heist, so I figure they can just stick Old Steve in there for a minute to make him young again.
Take Me To The Dungeon! is a pretty decent rougelite deck-builder/card battler. Sakura Dungeon is a surprisingly good old school dungeon crawler/monster catcher. If you took the nudity out of either game they would still be good games.
Very true. I have a couple items at work that don't work when I pick "at startup" so I usually just go with the event log startup as the trigger nowadays.
Can you set the Jellyfin server service to start with Windows? Shouldn't need a login then. If not, you can use a PowerShell script that starts the Jellyfin .exe and use a scheduled task to run it when event id 6005 is triggered. That's the event id created when the event log starts.
Not exactly a board game, but when we play Munchkin we have a house rule that says you can pick a door card OR a treasure card when you loot the room, instead of just a door card. Helps get more gear into the game early on and makes things go off the rails faster.
Nah see the other poster used dark mode. Totally different
Most people enjoy Chars Counterattack, and The 08th MS Team. Child soldiers is a recurring theme in Gundam. Gundam Wing has an ongoing plot thread where the main character learns to stop being just a weapon. Gundam SEED deals with 2 college students becoming Gundam pilots on the opposite sides of the war and dealing with the horrors of war, the loss of friends, and coming to terms with killing.
https://youtu.be/iGpZ9xaQLYQ?si=gt3DxpJRXWn_YNj_
Ant Man got aged and de-aged when Rocket was calibrating the time machine before the time heist, so I figure they can just stick Old Steve in there for a minute to make him young again.
You mean like how they found the Boston Marathon bomber?
It's because of me, I installed Mint on an old laptop.
The analogy makes perfect sense if it manages to effectively communicate the issue to a judge or jury in a way they understand.
I wear a pair of Loops Experience most days in the office https://www.loopearplugs.com/products/experience
Take Me To The Dungeon! is a pretty decent rougelite deck-builder/card battler. Sakura Dungeon is a surprisingly good old school dungeon crawler/monster catcher. If you took the nudity out of either game they would still be good games.
There's a couple women in my office that rock a knit shawl or poncho year round and nobody is bothered by it.
Looks tasty, but those sandwiches are gonna get so soggy.
What ticks me off is Stack TV. I pay for it and I still get huge ads on the bottom and right edges, telling me to subscribe to Stack TV.
Mine spends a lot of time docked to the television so I can torrent/stream things.
Try forcing Proton Experimental, see if that makes a difference.
Are you able to pair/connect things in Desktop mode?
Very true. I have a couple items at work that don't work when I pick "at startup" so I usually just go with the event log startup as the trigger nowadays.
Can you set the Jellyfin server service to start with Windows? Shouldn't need a login then. If not, you can use a PowerShell script that starts the Jellyfin .exe and use a scheduled task to run it when event id 6005 is triggered. That's the event id created when the event log starts.
I clicked on this expecting a bit of a laugh or something, but this is an awesome cover. Very well done, I love it.