Seriously, probably been 20 years since I've seen an unwanted/obtrusive pop up
Have you tried reminding them that there's no expectation of privacy in public spaces? I'm sure they'd be much more understanding then.
/s since we're being very literal in the comments today
He thought it would stop the admins from connecting his main account to his sock puppet accounts.
They've evolved beyond our prudish sense of "decency"
Or did it become reality because the tech nerds watched Star Trek?
"Game is already better than most games that will be released this year because it's based on one of the best games of the last 5 years, but the devs are awesome and want to make it as best as it can be so they made the game available now for feedback from the players so it can reach its full potential."
My time is here
Is it just me or does it look like it's still rated a 5? I hope that's out of 100.
monkey's paw curls
Now you've gone too far and your parents aren't being accepting of you anymore
I think in this case it'd be "be were (car)"
It doesn't, but beware it carries a terrible curse...
It was probably an I Love the 90s or something like that on VH1 that remixed it with a couple more "ours goes theirs goes ours goes theirs goes" that is stuck in my mind to this day
"Joke's on you numbnuts, I didn't even start working on it yet"
10 Activision forms new studio <-- you are here
20 Activision forces studio to include shit in their game that no one wants
30 Activision says the game "underperformed" as if they don't know why
40 Activision closes studio so they can afford bigger bonuses for their execs
50 GOTO 10
But if you're stuck in the woods, do you want to come across a person or a car?
I'm about 60% certain there's a magic item that's essentially a chainsaw in WotC 5e material
They just want to humblebrag about pegging the DM
Currently, if your eyes are closed you can still get a sense of the light around you, and moving your head around you can tell if you're moving it toward or away from a light source (barring maybe if you're outdoors and it's bright out all around you).
But what if when we closed our eyes it was like full blackout? Would blinking become disorienting? Could it mess up circadian rhythms? Something else? Or would it not really matter?
Hi all, not sure if there's a better place in the fediverse to ask, but I'm looking for suggestions for a 2 player game. Something that is pretty quick in terms of set up, learning, and play. My go to for this scenario right now is the Tacocat game by the makers of Exploding Kittens, but I'd like to branch out and try some others if they fit the bill. Doesn't necessarily have to be for 2 players specifically but preferable if that's what it's designed for. Heck doesn't necessarily have to be a board game really, just something to play face to face (I mean, I don't really know what the alternative would be other than a straight up card game but that's why I'm asking for recommendations).