It’s a chocolate-flavored sandwich-cookie, not a cookie version of a chocolate sandwich.

No they didn’t have dlc, that’s why they sold MHG as a full price disc despite the fact that it was the same game as Monster Hunter with extra content, the same as Iceborne for World or Sunbreak for Rise.

World was just as bad at launch IMO. There was nothing worth doing post-story until Kulve Taroth came out.

Because not every game needs an endgame but publishers demand long-tail monitization so devs tack one on anyway.

G-rank was always a full price DLC that came a year or more later unless you skipped the base games (or Capcom didn’t localize them like with 4).

You can answer honestly but it’s a greeting, not an invitation to take over the whole conversation to talk about yourself.

Them: “How are you doing”

You: “Pretty bad to be honest, but I’m hanging in there”

And from there you either get:

Them: “I’m sorry to hear that I hope it gets better”

You: “Thanks”

Them: “So I wanted to ask about your TPS reports…”

Or :

Them: “Oh no, what’s going on?”

You: “Well I’m having a lot of mental health issues…”

If you’re considering buying keys from shady resellers just pirate the game instead. A lot of those keys are bought using stolen CC info and end up getting charged back which leaves the devs having to pay processing fees.

Also Humble is a retailer not a reselller, they get their keys directly from the publishers or developers of the game, they don’t resell keys they bought from someone else.

A spore print is an easy test anyone can do that will keep you from mixing up Amanita (destroying angel) and Agaricus (meadow mushroom). If the spores are cold brown like dark chocolate it’s an Agaricus, if they’re pinkish white it’s an Amanita.

It’s not like they’re that similar-looking either

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/255182707

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/233616138

Thanks for responding, I can definitely see your point that it wouldn’t be the best for some new Linux users.

However, speaking from my perspective as a new Linux user: all I wanted was an OS that I could use to play my steam library with little fuss and Bazzite delivered exactly what I wanted. I have no desire to make big changes and everything went perfectly fine. Steam and Firefox were already installed, the only other thing I needed was Discord which was easy to find in the appstore-like GUI.

Bazzite is definitely something I would recommend to new Linux users who are like me, folks who never bothered with Linux before the steam deck proved Linux gaming was viable without needing to learn Linux. There’s literally nothing I want to do with my PC that didn’t work out of the box. I didn’t even need to install any drivers like I would on windows.

What makes Bazzite difficult to get up and running for you? I just installed it for the first time and didn’t need to do anything else to get up and running.

That entire game was just forever chasing the high you got from that one time you had a really good party. I’m already finding myself glossing over the fact that 99% of them were awful and you only settled for them because you didn’t want to wait around another 30 minutes for chance of a better one.

I had the same experience, my doctor told me the home ones are often worthless but insurance companies like to make you try them before approving a sleep lab because it’s cheaper.

If Lemmy were more stable maybe I would have gotten the joke.

Either you need to clear your cache or your instance is having federation issues.

Edit: I got whooshed

Paper is made out of wood, the fibers are much harder than most sewing fabrics like cotton. It’s only easier to cut because it’s so stiff compared to fabric so even dull scissors can split it.

If you didn’t know, this one part of a series where these two characters try various magic fountains with different effects searching for the fountain of youth. It’s a bit funnier in context because it’s subverting the expectation of something weird happening when they drink the water.

They’re ducks.

All the beanless chili I’ve had has been made with chunks of meat instead of ground meat so more like a spicy stew.

I always feel like a rat in a maze when I go to IKEA.

I definitely imagined it deep and raspy, like the cat in that HBO cartoon El Perro y El Gato.