Board game or DnD club! I've met so many cool people at these things and it's a fun hobby to boot! :)
Psymonkee
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Bring back proper defending going into corners - no more of this stupid one defensive move and then just let the other driver sail past. Make them work for it.
Oh and single lap hotlap for qualifying with the order drawn by lottery. Stop them complaining about traffic.
I do similar in the UK via Crisis. Its not much but a hot meal and somewhere to sleep/ cleanup is always a nice gesture to those in need I feel.
I like this owl personally:
Yep. Also King Cuerno in Lucha Underground if you watched that!
A collection of text documents in various formats on a shared drive on my home network. When I want to cook one of them I simply print it out and work from today in the kitchen. Doesn't matter if it gets wet/messy/damaged that way.
Assuming it survives I use the reverse side to write a shopping list next time I go shopping.
If you like D&D then I can suggest D&D Deep Dive - roughly hour long videos building weird combos for D&D play but with the smoothest voice ever!
Dragon of Icespire Peak is a lot of fun. If you want some pure chaos give them the Gnomengarde Grenade ๐
My mum still plays this daily. Had done for years. So can't get beyond level 6 though ๐คฃ
Came out in 1998 a month or so before Half Life and came with a patch cd in the box ๐คฃ
Interesting take on the fps genre with branching routes/alternate levels that change things in the story deepening on your success. It's a bit janky now but still a decent game.
- Half Life
- Sim Copter
- Carmageddon
- Quarantine
- Descent
- SiN
So much magic wrapped up in these games. I'm aware of the sequels and what not but I'd love to go back to them completely fresh.
Honourable mention to Deus Ex and Need for Speed Porsche 2000 which missed the cut by months.
Where to start? ๐
Short version: been sick in various forms for the last 4 years with leg infections, epididymitis, covid and awful fatigue. Finally got an answer this past week of low testosterone. GP is unhelpful - won't refer me to endocrinology or urology because things will just go back to normal if I lose weight.
Long version? Eh, on request. Typing on my phone is awful.
How can random folk on the Internet help? I've no idea! Is anyone knows how to brow beat the NHS GP service into actually caring about their patients is love to know the secrets.