After this they’ll remaster Morrowind. It’ll be Elder Scrolls III 2, and two threes is six, so that’ll be Elder Scrolls VI
Imagine what it’d be like if halfway through this livestream they just shift the “I” to the other side of the “V” and reveal VI as well though
Oh for sure. I’m not against someone going for flame maple because it just looks great. That’s still honest about what it is and why
You know what, fair points
If we’re using SI prefixes, shouldn’t we be dropping usage of litres in favour of cubic decimetres (or whichever prefix is appropriate for the volume you have)?
Probably a literal one, I like hillwalking and am clumsy
Metaphorically, it’s guitar tonewoods. If you’ve got a solidbody electric guitar you can make the body out of a goddamn breezeblock and it’ll sound absolutely fine. Whatever difference the body/neck material makes is negligible compared to strings, scale length, pickups, resistors, and amps. Acoustic guitars are another matter, but for solidbody electrics it is 99% delusion and marketing
Neutrinos almost don’t interact with other matter. You use neutrons to start fission
I am the British and was exiled for this post
This plant https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eruca_sativa
It’s arugula in American English, not sure what everyone else calls it
I feel greatly validated by this account name
I’m not-very-secretly actually Scottish and would have called it a roll, but that map absolutely validates my suspicion that it wasn’t a universal term
Yes, but it’ll be a bit rough because I did not follow a specific one:
I’d also add that CK3 is a step above most Paradox games in terms of beginner-friendliness. Everything has a tooltip defining what it does, and most of the game-specific words in that tooltip have tooltips of their own. It’s not like the older games and their “lol keep the wiki open and good fucking luck” approach to explaining themselves
Since the kW part can cancel out, the resulting kWh/kWp value is basically measured in hours. There are 8,766 hours in a year and half of those are at night, so these numbers would make sense if you think of them as “this is how many hours of peak production equivalent you will actually get each year”. You’re in the Sahara, you get the equivalent of 2,400 hours of peak production. You’re in Finland, you get the equivalent of 1,000 hours. If it actually magically ran at the peak production value all year 24/7, you get 8,766.
I enjoyed it, but it felt like it could’ve done with some editing.
Timo and Kai in particular both disappear for large stretches of the film after getting enough attention to be significant parts of the film but not enough to satisfactorily conclude their storylines. Maybe combining their roles would have worked? Replace Kai’s brief romantic interest with Timo wanting his “friend” back. Timo wants Mickey 17 specifically because he won’t push back on Timo’s bullshit. That way the now-combined storyline for that character gets to feel much more complete and we’re probably also taking less time to do it because we don’t need to introduce Kai
Oh I know, it’s just not an ingredient that I keep in the kitchen habitually, and it’s too distinctive a flavour to substitute. My stepmother is quite a fan of truffle so I might see if she has some and make bruschetta next time I see her
That looks excellent. I don’t think I’ve ever had bruschetta with truffle oil, but if I happen to have some at any point I’ll have to try it out
I’m still kinda mourning kbin.social. It’s where I got started
The Glasgow ice cream wars feel like a fitting setting
Based on your enjoyment of management and strategy, Paradox’s grand strategy games might be something you enjoy. Same publisher as Cities Skylines. There are four main series of them, each with their own mechanics but enough broad-scale similarities that knowing one helps with the others. They are:
What distinguishes them from strategy games like Civ and Age of Empires is the greatly-reduced abstraction. There’s no expectation of every starting point or playable country being balanced; if you start as Belgium in Hearts of Iron, you’re going to have to do something clever to not get steamrolled by Germany. There’s also no win condition beyond what you set for yourself. When I start a game of Crusader Kings, I’m not trying to win the game, I’m saying to myself “let’s see if I can unite all of Britain and Ireland under a Gaelic ruler”
All Paradox games have quite a lot of DLC, but the base games are solid (often now including several of the earlier DLCs for free, in the case of older games) and they go on steep sales pretty often. If there’s not a specific time period or mechanic that sways you towards one of the games, I recommend Crusader Kings 3 for the best new player experience