Only affects stone banking apps. Mine works fine for now in Graphene.
i am a theory baby but copyright seems like private property to me (why it's called "intellectual property")?? and communism should abolish private property??
edit: my post might be confusing, i agree iswhat i'm trying to say
oh man i have some HOURS in that game. I got hooked when I saw the dumb little faces the characters make when they're pooping, and while I don't quite understand how to make steam generators and sanitize food using chlorine, I can appreciate the game (my fave bits are the farming and cooking mechanics). There's some jank since it simulates gas flow (eg. hydrogen floats to the top, carbon dioxide to the bottom), but each tile can only have one kind of gas in it, so you have to be careful when building if you don't want to end up with someone's fart in your steam generator.
I had to watch a few (long) tutorials and play along with them to get the hang of it, but want to get back to it. The "Realistic Mode" was the coolest to me, I'm so sick of city builders where the only factor is how many $ are in the bank.
thanks for the recs Breeze in the Clouds looks amazing. Also maybe I'll check out Goodbye Volcano High.
So is it a thing that some health nuts drink unpasteurised milk? I'm not sure if I've dreamt that or not. And I guess at that point we just need a mutation and we're right back at 2019 again, right?
#6 I didn't sell my kidneys (inspired by the other thread)
whoever you touched needs to get an ultrasound like now
I worked there some time between 2005-15 (I'm old and can't remember years well but it was definitely after 1990) and I absolutely was told to put the lard in the fry vats. Interestingly they used canola oil for the non French fry vats.
Just finished it. I wonder how different it is from your choices, but I ended up appreciating the core message. The game had a lot of great ideas but I was a little overwhelmed by how much there was. I'm not sure I'll retain it all. Maybe I'll play it again in a year.
related, I am like 300 mods into skyrim since I got my steam deck I am ashamed
ngl aortic dissection is one of my fears, so i'll pass on the teleporter
damnit I have so many games to play and here I am buying another one despite swearing off roguelikes. You had me at FTL and zones not being randomly generated
this tbh, i was struggling with RSI for years and had to finally switch to a split keyboard, went with the moonlander (price is crazy though) and a trackball, finally my wrist pain is more manageable (warning: thumb trackballs can create a different kind of RSI so be careful with that)
i played this game twice and both times sided with her against the church despite promising myself I'd do a different route the second time.
