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I wonder if one of the brothers will decide to become a woman.

https://www.firesofheaven.org/threads/primal.11425/

A 5 1/2 hour podcast on the West Virginia Coal Mine Wars, and The Battle of Blair Mountain. https://martyrmade.substack.com/p/martyrmade-22-whose-america-ep-2#details direct link

https://vintagenewsdaily.com/photographers-brave-final-shots-of-the-1980-mount-st-helens-eruption/

Yes and the Dragoons and the people training the Dragoons to FM constantly lol.

My first character was an Iksar warrior and I played exclusively in Kunark. Running through LOIO to get to FM/KC or anywhere else worthwhile took fucking forever. At a high enough level I remember just aligning myself with the compass, looking up and auto running for 15 minutes while I went...

The class discussion gave me such strong EQ vibes that I'd expect to see monk tanks everywhere and a bunch of salty "fighters" seething in groups again.

I found this discussion on this subject to be well worth the time; they discuss modern, NatSoc and British accounts of the period and mention the sources as they go along if you want to explore those as well. Here's one of the books they mention, Unfinished Victory, by Sir Arthur Bryant a...

The media has always been shit, a good thread.

It's wild that there're still enough people willing to compete over things like that in such tedious way at this point. What are they doing, rolling infinite new characters for laughs?

Is it a time period restriction on hunting a particular mob? After being on a few poopsock "raids" on P99 blue a few years ago I pretty much gave up on that part of the game so I don't know the slang.

Ah an enforced rotation?

Could you provide a translation for those who're curious? I haven't played in awhile.

Without someone like Val Kilmer there to balance out the strong woman/whiny Peck tone of Willow it would've been intolerable. He and the brownies made the movie a classic not Davis.

Be it ruinous wars, deindustrialization, the dissolution of the Commonwealth, the imposition of COVID tyranny and economic ruin she was always there to provide a sense of continuity and legitimacy to those who needed to exploit it most R.I.P.

That's hilarious.

There's a dragon in the zone so it should count.

A Dunk and Egg mini series would've been easy to make and popular but they would probably gender swap Egg and made Dunk a figure of contempt.

Here's a critical review that I came across, it reflects the assessment made in the video above but is much less charitable.

https://www.foxnews.com/world/russian-chess-robot-breaks-childs-finger-moscow-match

The first book of 12 Miles was good, then book 2 starts and everything that was established before is made irrelevant. All of the super rare equipment like armor and swords suddenly become common, their immortal leader loses all of his mystique and is sidelined. To replace him we get a Gary...

Yes, the current youth who take these things for granted. It'll be wild to see what the next new normal will be in like 20 years.

This stuff isn't meant for us it's for the kids and as far as they know, depending on their schooling, this is normal and simply confirms the worldview they've been taught. It's how this stuff always goes down; the prior generation assumes that the current state of affairs more or less mirrors...

Is there anything that sets it apart from Banished?

A battle with persistent graffiti captured for our amusement. link

Some guys play an AI generated story game with text to speech + chat input and it's was childishly amusing.

This was a fun watch, a goofy British youtuber breaks into the USSR's old space shuttle launch site in the wastelands of the Eurasian steppe. Start at 16:30 if you want to skip the travelogue portion.

Is there any feedback mechanism available once an image is created to help guide the AI towards what's aesthetically pleasing? Or does someone behind the scenes gather this all up to judge.

Wholesome frolicking.