Not my soulsbornes (outside of fucking about with Cheat Engine to take fun screenshots), which is… perhaps odd, as I really enjoy modding games in general. My Assetto Corsa install is more mods than not mods. I make my own mods for Paradox games
Wales implemented a pretty widespread version of this, changing roughly a third of all of their roads from 30 mph to 20 mph (pretty close to 50 and 30 kph respectively). Test areas before the full implementation seemed to go well, and the first year of the reduced limit saw casualties on affected roads drop by a quarter compared to the prior year. That’s only one year of data, and casualties were already trending down anyway, but it does seem promising
It has been very controversial, though. A lot of people do not like it and are fighting to repeal it
Thirteen is just the German contingent, but the other countries are sending similarly small numbers for now. However, this small group is a recon mission, not intended as a fighting force. They’re going there to make a plan for their armies, not to be the army
It’s simple. Bones are optional for cats
Exactly one and a half beers
If they somehow got a cargo ship worth of stuff all the way from the Caspian to Ukraine unnoticed I’d have to assume that Ukraine had invented the portal gun
Additionally, this small deployment is a recon group, not a fighting force. It’s there to plan a stronger defence, not to be the stronger defence. Other European countries are doing the same (Britain, Sweden, Norway, and France I am fairly sure, possibly more). OP’s article even describes it as such
I was extremely confused to be getting a reply to a comment this old, but it’s an interesting reply so no complaints from me!
I do quite like that theory. It’d be interesting to compare the circumstances to other places that had revolutions at about the same time. The New World countries maybe aren’t great comparisons since they didn’t have the same centuries-old entrenched aristocracies, but there were a number of other revolutions in the same time period
Made up? Sure. Made up on the fly? Absolutely not, learn some basic goddamn planning skills and actually figure your game out properly. People just going with the first idea that slobbers out of their malfunctioning brains and giving it no further thought is how we end up with money for landing on Free Parking in Monopoly and the very same people complaining that Monopoly takes too long. You put in a house rule that makes the game take longer. “Oh this food is too spicy for me. I don’t like it. Can you pass me the hot sauce so I can add some more please?”
It’s not, the AI has drawn it like it stays flat against his shirt. We should be seeing the underside of the tip of the tie (that’s how actual Dilbert was consistently drawn), but the AI just has it curving rightward
While that is a solid theory, I think it might be the tie? That’s the thing I immediately think of, anyway, and the AI has drawn it curving towards his right shoulder instead of curling forward
The lightning bolt got grabbed by an American bus company of all things https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BoltBus
The original version was rejected, but they’ve submitted a new and nearly identical application that hasn’t gotten a decision yet. The first one had a sword crossed with the spear
Robert Fico, current prime minister of Slovakia
Oh wow, it really is just 11 lines. The article is significantly longer than the bill
If America becomes a Danish territory and they don’t call it Vinland I will be very disappointed
yes I know Vinland was actually in modern-day Canada
Well we can recognise people by their voices and, if we’re around someone long enough, even by the sound of their footsteps, right? And cats have far better hearing than us
Cats not looking at you is often good! It (usually) means they trust you enough to not feel like they have to watch you. Obviously a cat that likes you will often look at you, but a cat that doesn’t trust you will likely be keeping a close eye in case you do anything threatening
Farage on Zahawi in 2022: “I thought Zahawi had principles, but tonight we learned all he’s interested in is climbing that greasy pole.”
They seem perfect for each other
Thanks! I’m not especially good at it - my coding skills are basically that I am decent at bodging, rearranging, and tweaking stuff rather than actually knowing any programming languages - but I enjoy the craft of it. I have been trying to learn Blender enough to be able to make racing sim tracks, but that’s on hold while I update stuff for a long-running strategy game campaign with some friends
What would you make for Elden Ring, assuming time and knowledge were no issue? Re-implementing the cut Kalé quest would probably be what I’d go for if I were to do it