I have machined a lot, and I mean a lot of aramid filled materials of different kinds in a lot of situations. There is no way, under any circumstances I am letting that stuff near a drinking vessel I actively use, even if it is properly sealed. That shit is like hell on earth to be exposed to.

Looks like BeamDog is doing this one as well, which is fantastic news. They did a superb job with the first game.

You really should check out the enhanced edition if you can. It comes with everything official ever made, works on modern hardware, and the multi-player works well (and seemlessly to boot - no more scrounging for hakpaks). I play on servers at least a couple times a week.

I vote for a bolo tie.

DualShock line is also plug and play at least with Steam, so I’d imagine that. They’d just have to deal with the occasional lazy port where the buttons show up as Xbox buttons in the game.

Same here. I am thinking about finding a mod that either lowers the difficulty a touch or allows you to focus on the industry more. The waves start to get frantic fast.

I’ve finally gotten around to Mindustry after seeing a post about it in a FOSS community here. Hell of a game!

The premise sounds awesome. I know no French at all. Would the fact that all of the signage is in French break immersion if I played the game in English? I guess this is something that varies from person to person, but it would be nice to hear from someone that has played the game.

There is a demo, so you can see if it will run well enough for you before you buy it.

Yeah it has always been like that. Source: 25 uninterrupted years of EverQuest

That’s what I want out of the game, really. A full toolkit a la Neverwinter Nights.

Obviously, the solution is to use the turbo button to slow things down.

Kinda funny in a way because of the title/topic: Future Possibilities: Data, Hardware, Software, and People

This game desperately needs and deserves a full Neverwinter Nights style toolkit. I hope we get there one day.

I’ve never had the drive to beat any of the Wizardry games.They are simply too difficult for this filthy casual.

I hadn’t heard of this before, and the concept is really intriguing. Thanks for this. I’ll check it out.

There are enough games that can be enjoyed bullshit free, that you’ll never have to buy a new game again.

Cormyr is pretty sweet. I’ve been tired of The Sword Coast for a long time now.

It killed my career.

I have no idea why you are being downvoted. It isn’t even deceptive as the post implies. Scummy? 1000%. Deceptive? No.