I got this and Horizon Forbidden West at the same time and I should've played that first but I was so excited for Baldurs Gate so I chose this first. Idk why but I couldn't get into it because I know I could've been playing this instead. I'll go back to it soon and hopefully it's better now.
How is it that people do this unintentionally? When you burn the first one, the quest notification pops up that it's 1 out of 3. unless you just ran by spewing flames at everything?
I always wonder how to handle China without making it too OP because Chinese dynasties always have absolute crown authority, and any other succession type than primogeniture would be ahistorical to the Chinese culture even starting in 867 (and basically the entire Sinophere). Maybe banning any form of electives since it was never a thing in Asia and adding a more intricate court politic system?
I'm currently studying a masters in Cardiff and it's the same thing. I'm doing it in planning though which due to being based around British laws is very UK based. Which I find odd when a large proportion of the class is not from the UK. I am aware some are seeking a job in the UK but they are much more fluent in the language and put effort in. There's so many group project and luckily we're either allowed to pick or I've gotten lucky with being in groups with the fluent English speakers and maybe one international unlike some other groups.
I was legit in the rafters of the goblin camp, after clearing most of it out, when he came to me this last time, but I think I may have rushed through a lot of early triggers this time around, so his just kept getting pushed back by other ones.
Idk why he spawns there, I had Wyll accidentally run up there on the last turn of a fight to snipe a goblin and then poof Raphael appears in the worst spot to the one guy who's already involved with a devil. Not the smartest move there
I did a run as a clone army origin with citizen service and idealistic foundation. Basically a form of government where the clones liberate and protect all other life as it's the one thing they've been bred to do. While all others are able to work a supporting role in the fight to liberate people from tyrants.
Based on my comments it'd be skyn 😂 but I presume Trojan and Durex skinfeel varieties also feel the same, I just went with the brand a reddit thread recommended after trying terrible storebrand ones (that on the bright side, kept me going for like 40-50 minutes).
Yeah that's what I thought too. I was just asking 'cause they're the only faith outside of Americanism ive seen so far that follows the Presidency. There might be more though not sure-
It's a really cool concept and I want to do a run as them soon there's only one count in the game that starts with it in the county of fairfax on the East Coast under one of the Americanist rulers
I'm going to say it's some market town shopping centre in Essex or Kent. The kind of town that's only "selling points" are that it's under an hour on the train to central London and it has a Five Guys.
It's so bad, I ended up having to stand the entire journey because we were so packed in people getting on found it easier to get a seat than everyone standing did
Also in a sense inheriting connections I know someone right out of uni who got a grad job in the private sector for a big company through a family friend. Normally in my field a private sector job requires public sector experience but he got to skip that.
Some are. Some aren’t
Like Aron the merchant, I think if your a tiefling you get a dialogue option where he basically says he's powerless to stop it and is genuinely sorry
Can't also forget the Glamorgan building in Cardiff used in multiple Dr Who episodes:
Cardiff has the Psychology tower:
That tower was the worst, got stuck in the lift a couple times 😂
I'm so glad I don't do psychology and just have to walk past it instead
Yes and it's designed to be a bomb for the Labor government.
Typical it's the same with ULEZ Tory policy that they forced labour to pass
I got this and Horizon Forbidden West at the same time and I should've played that first but I was so excited for Baldurs Gate so I chose this first. Idk why but I couldn't get into it because I know I could've been playing this instead. I'll go back to it soon and hopefully it's better now.
How is it that people do this unintentionally? When you burn the first one, the quest notification pops up that it's 1 out of 3. unless you just ran by spewing flames at everything?
I was panicking as I had every guard firing at me at once
I always wonder how to handle China without making it too OP because Chinese dynasties always have absolute crown authority, and any other succession type than primogeniture would be ahistorical to the Chinese culture even starting in 867 (and basically the entire Sinophere). Maybe banning any form of electives since it was never a thing in Asia and adding a more intricate court politic system?
The after the end mod tries to replicate a version of China with Brazil and it works okay enough I guess.
I'm currently studying a masters in Cardiff and it's the same thing. I'm doing it in planning though which due to being based around British laws is very UK based. Which I find odd when a large proportion of the class is not from the UK. I am aware some are seeking a job in the UK but they are much more fluent in the language and put effort in. There's so many group project and luckily we're either allowed to pick or I've gotten lucky with being in groups with the fluent English speakers and maybe one international unlike some other groups.
Check my profile and you'll see my post about this from the perspective of a lecturer. All I can say is I'm sorry.
Just read your post it makes so much sense with what I've experienced so many group projects.
I was legit in the rafters of the goblin camp, after clearing most of it out, when he came to me this last time, but I think I may have rushed through a lot of early triggers this time around, so his just kept getting pushed back by other ones.
Idk why he spawns there, I had Wyll accidentally run up there on the last turn of a fight to snipe a goblin and then poof Raphael appears in the worst spot to the one guy who's already involved with a devil. Not the smartest move there
Could do a dip into magic intiate druid for a shillelagh and another druidic spell
At one point we had a Wetherspoons chip counting society
I know someone who had this come up and it's about problem solving and creativity there's not a correct answer
Helldivers with a protectorate/liberation spin instead of extermination
Helldivers if the propaganda was actual just factual
I did a run as a clone army origin with citizen service and idealistic foundation. Basically a form of government where the clones liberate and protect all other life as it's the one thing they've been bred to do. While all others are able to work a supporting role in the fight to liberate people from tyrants.
Based on my comments it'd be skyn 😂 but I presume Trojan and Durex skinfeel varieties also feel the same, I just went with the brand a reddit thread recommended after trying terrible storebrand ones (that on the bright side, kept me going for like 40-50 minutes).
I now understsnd where your coming from the originals are genuinely incredible
10xp for killing the minflayer worm when you reject it from that dead dwarf on the way to the owlbear cave
I sure do hope they do bring Eastern Asia someday.
Same I'm trying to run After the End but my poor PC can't cope
Paladins being able to pick a deity
Yeah that's what I thought too. I was just asking 'cause they're the only faith outside of Americanism ive seen so far that follows the Presidency. There might be more though not sure-
There's also the Amrikiyya an islamic sect that believes the founding fathers and America were ideal Muslims even if they didn't admit it
Yeah I knew to had to have been more faiths, but I didn't expect this.
It's a really cool concept and I want to do a run as them soon there's only one count in the game that starts with it in the county of fairfax on the East Coast under one of the Americanist rulers
If I want big portions and decent enough food it's a Toby Carvery at least I can have vegetables that way
I'm going to say it's some market town shopping centre in Essex or Kent. The kind of town that's only "selling points" are that it's under an hour on the train to central London and it has a Five Guys.
I saw one of these filmed in Bluewater you got it right
There's the islamic nomads in North Argentina/Southern Brazil that want to remake a traditional islamic society in South America which are cool
Bristol in general is badly served by anything not direct to London or extending down to Devon and Cornwall.
Have you seen the Cardiff to Manchester Train? 3 carriages is more than you get.
Sat on that one right now, first off peak of the day, five carriages and absolutely rammed, not great!
It's so bad, I ended up having to stand the entire journey because we were so packed in people getting on found it easier to get a seat than everyone standing did
Moles, underground and has anyone ever heard them
I pick the not celtic Welsh
Also in a sense inheriting connections I know someone right out of uni who got a grad job in the private sector for a big company through a family friend. Normally in my field a private sector job requires public sector experience but he got to skip that.