TheOtterITGuy

Mister Freeze, the fact he'd do absolutely anything to cure his wife

I'm playing a gnome druid with dark urge, his troubled background is what causes the urges but deep down he just wants to be a good guy. Although, the urges do sometimes win, he tries to shop with every merchant to help the local economies. While necromancy is typically considered evil, he views it more as a "it's stopping living people being hurt in battle."

I only bought it last week and I'm already up to 50 hours, but I feel there's so much I've missed. The amount of content is insane, and speak with animals/speak with dead just seems to increase it even more. I've been talking to every animal I came across and the depth of every character surprises me every time. It's nothing like Bethesda's "go talk to the boss, I'm a lowly grunt" esque chats, even the children have their own entire arc. I may be slightly enamored with it, I'd go so far to say this should be the gold standard of game releases.

I may be wrong but I believe A and B are column headers while X and Y are row headers

Any reason why?

This is my kind of logic, surely taking money from those with less morals is better than not since I decreases their influence (in theory)

I'd go along the lines of tildaverse but with a community area, like nextcloud, matrix and, lemmy. Nextcloud as a gdrive/O365 alternative for users. Matrix as an irc kind of thing. (May have the wrong application for this but an irc aspect too.) And Lemmy as a support/ideas sharing platform

It may sound stupid, but try learning some card tricks or play solitaire with some playing cards?

2 dimensional time?

I'm loving the community feel of it, everyone seems to be here because they want to be here rather than just cus it's where everyone else is

Talk to them and go to counselling if it can't be solved with a chat