I've been playing the game with my characters completely naked so far. Hide the armor and take off their underwear and they'll just run around in their birthday suits in battle, in the open world, and in cutscenes.

I think it's really fun especially when you have shitty lvl 1/2 armor that looks stupid anyway. Maybe I'll unhide their armor once I get some nicer looking gear. For now it's tits and dicks everywhere.

This is a very intelligent response. I'd also add that people are smart in different ways. I met a dude who is a flat earther which is pretty dumb in my opinion but he knew a lot of disc golf technique and could talk intelligently about music all day.

I came here to make the same suggestion. Excellent pixel art, though until you get the machines to automate farm tasks it can feel a tiny bit grindy.

Personally I like a bit of grind. Stardew Valley and Classic World of Warcraft hit the spot for me.

I'm a fan of Joe Rogan as a UFC commentator. He should stick to that.

I'm not freaked out by tap water in general, I just hate that it usually tastes like chlorine or whatever chemicals are added to prevent it from making me sick. I love water from the tap if it's from a well and tastes like water. All the tap water in Iceland tastes amazing, the water in Philly not so much.

I'm in this picture. I hate that everyone assumes that guns are only for conservatives. If shit goes sideways I don't want the Trumpets to be the only ones armed.

They're not saying that it does ruin the experience, they're just saying that if the argument is that the experience is ruined, it's only the player's experience that is ruined.

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Yes.

I came here to say the same thing. When someone close to you dies it's painful, but that's still not heartbreaking. When someone you love chooses not to be with you anymore, it's on another level. I hope to never experience heartbreak again.

I have the same reasons but my combo is Stardew Valley and World of Warcraft.

ATF needs to enforce the laws on the books, they don't have the authority the make rulings and they certainly shouldn't be shooting people's dogs.

Why is the court asking the ATF to explain anything? The ATF shouldn't be making any decisions, they should be enforcing the laws.

Not even in Ghostbusters?

Does it exist in silver? It's gorgeous but I don't like gold jewelry.

I've ridden coast to coast across the US a number of times with just the things I can fit on the bike and camping wherever I can find a spot. It's definitely worth it and you can do it on almost any bike so it doesn't need to be crazy expensive either!

Oooooh my buddy has the 1290R. He let me borrow it for a weekend and I thought it was fast but it turns out I rode it in off-road mode the entire time so it wasn't even full power. I'd probably be dead otherwise!

It also requires a proprietary charger and has a non-replaceable battery.

Not necessarily, anytime it was on it would update the ddns service with the correct IP address. As far as I'm aware, your dynamic IP doesn't change too frequently. There would be some downtime if your ISP assigned you a new dynamic IP while the machine was powered down but it would correct itself as soon as the machine came online again.

I'm not an expert but I think this is accurate.

Edit: Does Synology have a ddns app? Or is it possible to install a ddns service via the command line? It would be cool if the NAS could send the update!

You can run a DDNS service on a machine within the network if your router doesn't have the configuration available.

I'm aware that mass shootings have existed long before the 90's but my understanding is that the frequency has increased significantly in recent decades. Maybe it's due to better record-keeping or changing criteria used to define mass shootings. I'm not a data scientist. It certainly feels like they've become more frequent since the 90's.

I'm of the opinion that guns have existed in the US since its inception but the issues we've had with mass shootings seem to be a fairly recent thing maybe in the past 30 years or so. This leads me to believe that the issue we currently have is due to some other root cause.

I'm sure that if we were to get rid of every gun in the US we would see a reduction in gun violence but I don't believe it would have any impact on overall violence because the root cause of all our violence is elsewhere.

I don't have a good solution to our problem but I'd start with raising the standard of living for our citizens by providing universal healthcare and doing something about unchecked capitalism that seems to benefit only the rich at the expense of everyone else.

Edit: Ranked choice voting would help as well so we're not stuck in this shitty two-party deadlock.

Maybe I'm not looking hard enough but I don't see The Expanse on here.

What about State/National Forests and Bureau of Land Management land? Typically these are considered public land and do not require any sort of permit or cost to access for recreational activities.

I don't need the fridge but I'll definitely take the pictures!

The 1.5 update was awesome. I really enjoyed the couch coop with my wife.

I just drove to Alaska and back by way of the Alaska highway through Canada in a Ford van. The road is pretty destroyed for about 300 miles around the border of Alaska and Canada. Huge potholes, massive hills, sections of road that have collapsed, wildlife, dirt and gravel sections, massive cliffs, and twisty roads all while traffic is moving at 55-70ish mph.

I hope it's really you!

I live in a van and I use Starlink daily when I'm somewhere without cell service.

I'm into it!

I know right? It's a simple request!

Lol not a single one.

Thanks!

Because I'm really hoping this works.

I'm not sure but it feels like I see a lot more content from a larger number of communities when I browse from my Lenny.world account. When I browse from a kbin.social account I don't think I see as many different posts from different instances or communities.

Steely Dan - Aja (It's pop, jazz, and rock all in one with audiophile level production value) Prodigy - The Fat of the Land (This album introduced so many rock/metal fans to electronic music)

I miss the really niche content from Reddit because the community was so large. I've adapted to the UI here on Lemmy/Kbin but I'm hoping the niche subs I enjoy start to pick up activitywise. I do try to contribute content but even on Reddit I was mostly a commenter. There aren't typically too many comments for me to reply to on Lemmy yet.

I became a Metallica fan when Load came out. It got a ton of radio play at the same time that I was building my own musical preferences as a young teenager. I'm a huge fan now of old and new Metallica, but Load was my introduction. Bleeding Me is probably one of my favorite Metallica songs.