A reminder that this war isn't new, even before the mass consolidation of TV stations, they got together to standardize commercial break timing so it didn't matter if you changed the channel because you were just switching to commercials on another channel
No dispensary here accepts anything but cash because of the legalities anyway
They've been having no issue posting the progression clips to TikTok
Are you sure the app remembered it and it wasn't auto filled by Android, the system will remember usernames and passwords separately from the app data and auto fill
Habitual inclusion of sales tax but not other fees
At 15 per ticket it's more like $42
It folds up and turns into brass knuckles... It's historical mall ninja shit
A whole 25 million dollars for Amazon? Call it a fee at that point, it's less detrimental than the 30 dollars I pay every year to keep my best buy card active
It's a legal override to an invitation. Does the vampire care about the law? I'd say no, a legal authorization to enter uninvited does not qualify as a mystic override to enter uninvited
Jolly ranchers just don't have the shelf stability for the candy bowl, there's no getting around it.
As much as I'd heard how much better they're supposed to be I was excited that there's one nearby my new job. What a disappointment, I'll give them the win in breading texture but it's bland, the spicy sauce on the spicy chicken was underwhelming and I found out after the fact that they can't get orders correct to save their life
KFC is not good but they are better than Popeyes
So it's bad enough that the plebs became aware that their financial institutions are fucking then but too much to let people know exactly how...
As a forever GM, this is one of my favorite tropes, it's usually one of the driving forces in my worlds, I tend to prefer narrative power struggle type top level conflict in my worlds and this trope just makes for such fun gameplay.
Either there's multiple influential organizations vying for control of the ancient tech, or a group of userpers that found it, or the current ruling org is using it, or it was undiscovered until the PCs activated it (a good way to also be able to fluidly integrate a chosen one trope into a group without one single chosen one)
In a magic world, pure magic gets stale and starts to feel all the same, but replacing some of that magic with ancient tech can add a lot of fun flavor that doesn't need to upset game balance and can provide power advancement in ways beyond experience and level ups.
That's my point though, this hole should just be tee box, mild rough, fringe and green. There's no reason for that fairway to exist as a strip the whole way from the tee to the green.
They could've even just made like an 8' deep apron in front of the fringe.
Little to no fairway is normal, this is bizarre
There's some 1.20 glitch for item duping though that's almost as good and better than anything in 1.1.2
Why is that fairway so narrow? Either don't have it or make it wide enough. This is seriously the most ridiculous fairway I've ever seen
I don't see anything like that, there's no moderating other instances beyond defederating the instance. You can't moderate the Nazis from other instances
It's so weird at 110% he has a normally sized face and looks completely different