It’s funny you say that, because I think the cart is what most diehard fans of the first game disliked. It replaces the dungeon crawl. I suppose the Stress system gets a significant rework, but it keeps the spirit of the original

I think it’s a big step forward though

As a general rule when seeking knowledge you should define what your Three Letter Acronyms (TLA) are. I don’t know what these are even with a smidgen of context

If it’s legal or political you should probably specify what country you’re referring to when you’re in the world community

I’m a big fan of Darkest Dungeon, but I’m also a chronic restarter. Building a roster of heroes is fun, but permadeath is so punishing. I have a similar problem in XCOM where you spend so long in a campaign building up your roster, then you lose your ace squad and the whole thing unravels

I really enjoyed Darkest Dungeon 2. There are some radical changes, but it still hits the core vibe and offers a more roguelike experience. Even if I fail my run in spectacular fashion, I’m able to start over on the next one. Far less frustrating than a whole new campaign

I always assumed they were a pepper

Well that’s disappointing. What even is the point in scheduling a message then?

Surely there’s some way to spoof it, but I guess I’ve never really tried

Pro tip - when replying to an email, schedule it to be sent at 8pm so they know you’ve got that sigma grindset

This one is completely different from your typical ARPG, but I’m going to recommend Noita.

It’s a 2d game where you play as a wizard off spelunking. The magic system is rad as heck, you find wands with spell slots in them, and spells that you can put in the wands. You can rearrange and combine spells to get some truly bizarre effects

I’ve killed myself in a dozen hilarious ways trying to make the perfect wand. It never gets old

Oh yeah, and if you want any online services, you’ll want to look up what those cost. I don’t know if they offer a family discount for multiple accounts

I guess ultimately it depends on what kind of games your family likes

As you mention, party games you only need one. If your family’s into single player or portables then each person needs one

How is it affordable? Well, it isn’t really. Although I guess a switch probably retails for about half the cost of a PS5

It’s funny though, if you compare it to other consoles, I think people are far less likely to buy an Xbox or Playstation for each family member. And yet, people would do that for the gameboy and DS without batting an eye. The switch is trying to be everything, for better or worse.

When we got ours, we were pretty content having just one and then playing party games or taking turns on single player games. Sooner or later though, we had to get another so we could play pokemon together. Which is a shame because my interest in pokemon seems to have suddenly fallen off a cliff and now my switch is collecting dust

So I guess all that to say: your mileage may vary

The magician’s assistant must be a labracadabradoodle

“Yeeow! I’m stabbed!” is some high quality thespian dialogue. I can see why Jughead’s in the theatre group

Gandalf’s Balrog fell in a pretty narrow crevasse though, right? The real question there is if they could VTOL

Funny enough, I just heard about this recently myself. There’s actually a community here for something like that

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That last bit sounds like him. That’s how you end up with the fun roles, like the talking mould that grows on somebody’s toilet.

You don’t expect Herbert West: Reanimator to be the voice of reason… yet here we are

What a funky timeline

This looks like a screenshot from 7 Days to Die

This appears to be a farming plot that a player has buried into the terrain. Due to limitations in the engine, the terrain renders weirdly when it’s deformed this way. This creates a weird sort of edge in the terrain, which appears to be made of dirt, stone, and grass

The Canadian government estimates there are 235,000 Canadians experience homelessness. A 2020 study suggests that there are 1.3 million unoccupied homes in Canada

Something tells me a 0.2% population decline (approximately 800,000 people, although they estimate 670,000 homes won’t have to be built) isn’t going to be a magic bullet solution.

As the other comments will tell you, I’m mistaken on the language

It’s just something I heard before the internet. It could be total baloney

I think the only game that’s given me a hard time with linux is Call of Duty

And that’s not to say that you couldn’t get it to work, it was just more than one click to set up so I couldn’t be bothered.

Honestly, probably better of without CoD anyway

In a similar vein