Yes you can! There’s plenty of places where you can turn prayer beads into consumable chains.

Lucky! I had to try more than ten times due to unlucky behavior in the waves before the boss, and finally managed to win only by using tools.

Snaps are bad for two reasons:

1. The backend is proprietary & the client doesn’t support other backends without modifying the source code
2. For some packages, doing apt install installs the Snap instead

There’s no good reason for either. Canonical is simply setting things up so they can squeeze money out of their users by enshittifying over time.

Most runbacks aren’t too bad, but fuck the Bilewater one. That shit was too hard and annoying. I had less trouble with the First Sinner than that boss.

There is a way to make Pilgrims Rest free :)

I played a good 5 hours yesterday, and stayed up a little too late lol. Gotta say, so far it’s great!

For ever!

Expedition 33 is very good at what it does. It’s a great experience, well worth the money (though I found combat to be repetitive over time) and as others have already explained, a lot more artistic.

BG3 however was a mind-blowing game for me. The amount of choices you have at every point was something I’d always wanted, and I’d always been let down.

I still think about E33s story often after my ~20h playing it, but for BG3 I really wish I could play it again for the first time, after having played over 200 hours already.

And some percentage of those 95% should consider trying a real prison, because the frequency of minors being sexualized - even in mainstream animes - is disgusting. Yet some people keep putting that shit in, and some people keep liking it.

It’s pretty okay. Not a lot of content, but there are multiple dads

Supercalifragilisticmegalopolis?

Though gitea is admittedly also a pretty bad name. Is it “gitti” (like tea), or “git-e-a”?

Oh, it’s actually 0-click (though a couple dozen key presses)

Why?

It’s IMO also so much clearer regarding data types. You can’t accidentally write a boolean when you want a string.

Docker and Podman can’t run Windows VMs by themselves. These containers use QEMU, so it’s essentially a pre-made setup for what you already had.

I haven’t yet run into any piece of software that’s fundamentally incompatible with the immutable model thanks to distrobox. This also means I don’t have any packages layered, so updates are very quick.

What is Pete Davidson doing to that poor soul?

Not sure my comment deserves a downvote when I clearly formulated my criticism after specifying that I very much like it, but you do you.