Maybe that's why Tolkien wrote a ton of books while most of us get stuck in the character creation screen of Baldur's Gate 3 choosing a name for 7 hours.
Looks like the screenshot uses the formula wrong (no context cells passed), but still... And the docs warn you not to use it for any numerical or high stakes/financial tasks lol
"DO NOT USE IF ACCURACY IS IMPORTANT TO YOU" 😂
Exactly my experience. I tried 3 runs, bat was on cooldown for "his" mission on the first one, he was in the wrong form in the second one, and I failed the rng on the third one, like, I just wanted to see the good outcome from that mission (:
It does have some replayability on the map section by just sending different people to different jobs to see different unique dialogs (eg: sending someone good at dealing with fires to the "shit's on fire yo" mission, or sending the Pyro that caused it), but I'm not sure it'll entice a second run if the game is mostly a linear story.
Baby better be called Coconut
Maybe that's why Tolkien wrote a ton of books while most of us get stuck in the character creation screen of Baldur's Gate 3 choosing a name for 7 hours.
Looks like the screenshot uses the formula wrong (no context cells passed), but still... And the docs warn you not to use it for any numerical or high stakes/financial tasks lol "DO NOT USE IF ACCURACY IS IMPORTANT TO YOU" 😂
Misogyny*
Asian restaurants in shambles rn
Exactly my experience. I tried 3 runs, bat was on cooldown for "his" mission on the first one, he was in the wrong form in the second one, and I failed the rng on the third one, like, I just wanted to see the good outcome from that mission (:
It does have some replayability on the map section by just sending different people to different jobs to see different unique dialogs (eg: sending someone good at dealing with fires to the "shit's on fire yo" mission, or sending the Pyro that caused it), but I'm not sure it'll entice a second run if the game is mostly a linear story.
Spiderman: "I am speed."
Why don't they just move the floods to where the droughts are to solve both problems?
Also, usually, ctrl + shift + tab goes the opposite way