Such a great album opener. I love when people are hearing it for the first time and turn up the volume to hear the intro better and then, well, you know…

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I’ve never played the board game because a) it’s pretty pricey and b) I don’t have a consistent group to play it with. I also do love digital adaptations of epic board games because it makes managing turns, cards, health etc way easier. That being said, this port of Gloomhaven is clearly very taxing on the aged hardware of the switch. I’m sure the PC version of the digital adaption runs better/faster/prettier etc. I’ve been playing by myself and despite all my complaints about the switch version, still thoroughly enjoying it.

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I've been obsessed with gloomhaven since it was released on the switch. Sure it has a lot of UI issues and absolutely devours my switch's battery life but it really scratches a heavy strategy itch in my brain. It is a very difficult game but with every failed "run" you keep all the gold and experience you gained so even failing a scenario helps progress you towards leveling up and being able to buy new items to help you in future endeavors. Every win I have eked out has felt really hard won and rewarding because of that.

!homebrewing@sopuli.xyz is probably the community I’m most active in. It’s a welcoming community for anyone who brews their own alcohol (mainly beer focused I would say but some people have made mead and other wines).

Baconeater eat bacon. Bacon tasty!

Mine is currently “Yer a WiFi Harry”

Please crosspost these to !slaythespire@lemmy.ml and !slaythespire@lemmy.ca. Both are Slay the Spire communities that need more content!

This is wrong? Taking 20°C as an example. Following this formula gives 48°F when it should be 68. Could you perhaps be supposed to add 32 instead of 12?

And no link to the actual tool in the article? For shame!

Here it is so you can have a play around with it.

Lighters were invented before matches! 1823 vs 1826

Absolutely. I’ve recommended it several times here on Lemmy in various best game/most played game type threads. I honestly cannot recommend Slay the Spire enough. It is an extremely easy game to learn (but like all the best games) tricky to master. Because of its Roguelike(ish) nature, it is infinitely re-playable with each run having a different feel.

They’re just banking on the fact that a ton of people either don’t know that all their data is being collected or (even worse) don’t care that this is the case.

Finally Daisy Cruiser! Best course from Double Dash