Why do you need to back up your steam games? It’s easier to just redownload.

They really do have a bit of a reform problem, don’t they?

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goddamn generation loss-ass meme.

I’m over here enjoying Changeling: the Dreaming.

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https://5e.tools/ might be worth checking out.

I’m genderfluid, I write whoever I wanna.

banging weed brownies or absolute dogshit

Depends on the check.

Yeah, I remember backing it on kickstarter.

Honestly, this is sort of exactly what I wanted out of asking this, thank you so much!

If I watch everything on a monitor via my computer, do I still need to pay a TV license fee or do I only need to play it if I want to use iPlayer? How does that all work? I definitely will not have an actual TV for a while.

That’s for tuning into TV stations and iPlayer.

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Technically not entirely new, but I’m hoping to introduce my group to Changeling: the Dreaming. It’s a personal favourite system, and I think it’s probably going to work better than D&D for what I personally want to run.

For he himself has said it, / And it’s greatly to his credit, / That he is an Englishman!

They’re just scones.

Mint’s a pretty nice distro, all things considered. The only one I’d turn my nose up against is Manjaro, mostly because of their leadership’s reputation as clowns.

Changeling: the Dreaming fan here. Our system is better suited to the roleplay side of things, several sessions can go by without a single combat, and it’s not the core focus of the system.

I’d say the spontaneity of this medium is definitely one of it’s strong suits.

Honestly, I probably feel this more than this being the actual truth.