Marty_TF

thx, fixed the typo, dam phone keyboards being so small

in german that room is just called "das klo" (the toilet)

40 in 4 days during summer (monday free is a godsend) and 20 in 3 days during winter

all around helper for everything from mechanics to harvesting and selling veghies for a small farm

the episode "playtest" of the third black mirror season.

godlike.

20 minutes of joy, 20 minutes of horror and 20 minutes of psycho terror

xkcd

the humble french made peertube:

serious question, wjere else do you get cannaboids from other than hemp (maybe in english hemp only refers to a certain subgroup of cannabis plants, but in german, Hanf is also a name for weed)

ah yes, lets impose tariffs so less stuff gets smuggled.

tariffs will only increase the amounts of smuggling and stuff being smuggled also has no quality assurances attached to it.

for me it is the concept that building is necessary for survival. in so many games all you need as a base is just plopping down storage and crafting stations. in valheim, these crafting stations need to be in a building and the vuilding system with its structzral stability thing is just fantastic.

and bcs there are things u cant teleport (until you reach ashlands tier portals) it doesnt make sense to have one central base bcs you need to transport all unteleportable resources via ship, meaning you have to set up bases in most biomes individually.

and that causes you to build accordingly. in the meadows and the forest, where all you have access to is wood, you only build small huts, in the mountain and plains where you have access to vast amounts of stone, it is mighty halls of stone, in the mistlands you have extremely difficult terrain requiring you to build an interconnected mess of small buildings and the ashlands are a super hostile place, so you have to design ur bases there with defense from enemies and elements.

this combination of requiring to build to thrive and hhaving completely different circumstances to build is just why i love spending hours building there

the way i play it by now, valheim

valheim and skyrim

i am a much more relaxed gamer on the deck and oh boy these games have such a satisfying layer to them when just vibing there. spent an hour hiking the mistlands for the vibe last week

valheim is a bit more on the expensive side but skyrim is often for sale at like 10 bux

installs windows, instantly requires system tweaks and performance upgrades.