Nice, thank you for the circle back and additional information, that was interesting to read!
What’s your starting and average per hour pay for them? And are they getting four hours of OT on those twelve hour shifts?
Every time I see a picture like this, or walk by a Petco with a local shelter doing adoptions it front, I’m like “maybe we have room for one more…..”
Looks like they’d been preparing to get screwed over and have a foundation spun up already at least to keep the work going. https://www.thecvefoundation.org/
Whoops I should have had that up top!
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5956806
Oh bleh yeah that’s not a great situation. I’d have passed it up in that case too
Yeah! Pretty sure it just had come out the week we were wandering through Costco, wondering what we wanted to add to our back yard as we’ve been overhauling it. Walked by this and couldn’t leave without it.
Reed around the posts, thatch up the roof, and add a small TV in back for soccer!
Since we’re classy folks it’s a rum and coke, and a rum and cranberry Canada Dry haha
We had Meteor, Tinker (me), and Snowflake (the retiree) and our burst damage wasn’t great but man our board control was amazing haha
Got two rounds of Frosthaven in and sadly my wombo combo with a friend is coming to an end as they’re retiring that character.
This is one of those times you can open seriously any news site, even Fox (just assume they’re lying like normal), and get caught up.
Some have said he’s been here the whole time
Clank: Catacombs and I don't think it's the best card game (that's probably Tyrants of the Underdark for me right now) just that this card is the best card within this game. Movement is so key to it, and not getting trapped in the caves lets you sprint through everything as long as you've picked up an idol too. Huge recommend for any of the Clank games if you're at all into deck builders.
My local library has probably close to the full run of these so I read most all of them growing up and while they are a product of their time I have such good memories of them.
This sounds like it’s not a game for me but one a lot of folks will dig.
Been boycotting them since my local one let ICE use their back parking lot to stage up and detain folks
I just stumbled across this app that uses a QR code in the center of the table to align itself, and then puts AR guides up to help lay down your objectives and terrain. Tested it on my kitchen floor because I was too lazy to get the table set up, and it works creepily well! Has all the different terrain layouts in it, big recommend as of now.
I’m pretty confident JK Rowling never met with a man who killed himself before she was born, but in this fucked up timeline who even knows.
So far I’ve: -done some dishes and laundry. -taken a nap on the couch without being molested. -walked to the library to see if there are any fun looking books, at a reasonable pace, without stopping for sniffs every 30 seconds
I mostly loved my K1 Max but could not get the x-axis dialed in properly, so any time I tried to print anything with a circle it would come out a bit lumpy. I'd sold my CR-10 and upgraded because I was tired of the constant tinkering and just wanted a tool that, while it will need maintenance and the like, would mostly just do what I wanted. Also my BIL got a P1S and I was hugely envious of the AMS system haha.
Luckily a buddy was looking to upgrade as well and is buying my K1M off me so I ordered a P1S and just got it set up today and.....it's just working and I'm so happy. Benchys between the two look about the same, although the textured build plate gives a nice bottom layer, but I printed a couple trinkets my wife likes to hand out at Disneyland and it's just night and day better quality.
I'm sure I got a bit unlucky with the K1M and lucky with the P1S but it was amazing just printing stuff and it came out fine the first time.
I knew it was a larger model but didn't realize how much larger until I got one of the legs together.
Hoping someone has an idea on this!
I’ve been making little Disney trinkets for my wife to hand out when we go to Disneyland, and feedback has been positive enough that I thought I’d try a little Etsy store to make some filament money.
Initially I added it into my base template in TinkerCAD but it kept coming out real bad, so I’ve been trying adding the text within Creality Print, and usually it looks pretty good but it can be wildly inconsistent. The top two are from a batch of five where I set one up and then duplicated it. The middle two are from a batch of eleven, all duplicated from the first five that looked nice, and then the bottom two are that same batch of five that I tried printing a second time and it turned out way worse.
Any idea on why it varies so much and what I could do to resolve it?
Does anyone have a brand of PLA they like that offers refillable spools? I'm digging Overture and Elegoo using cardboard spools but if I could get/print a refillable one and buy just the filament itself going forward that would be an even nicer solution.
It was down to the wire but got my 9x9 done for the year! It was an eclectic mix of games this year and there were some that I wish I'd played more often just didn't make the time.
Quick thoughts on them all:
- The Crew - Really fun, starts out getting you in the groove and feeling smart about your team and your choices and then quickly ramps up. I'd like to be able to play it with the same people a bit more often as too many times there'd be one or more first timer and we'd start from mission one for them to get in the groove.
- Dungeon Rush - A super quick and fun reaction/slap game. Great to start or end an evening of board games.
- Frosthaven - Huge, complex, ridiculous in it's scope. Love this game so much and can't wait until our next session in a few days when we should have our first retirement.
- No Thanks - chill and great to play while hanging out at a bar. Some of the funniest on purpose or inadvertent hate drafting you can get.
- Sequence - My wife loves this one and I haven't really been a fan, but we've been playing it more 1v1 recently and I think it shines a lot more that way versus as a group game. Still not my favorite but it's grown on me a lot this year.
- Space Base - One of our favorite games, year after year. Still my top roll and collect card game.
- Taverns of Tiefenthal - A great follow up to another of our favorite games, Quacks of Quedlenberg, and one that was initially a "yeah, this is pretty fun" but really shines as you add more modules in. The expansion especially took it to the next level I feel.
- Ticket to Ride Legacy: Legends of the West - This was a very pleasant surprise for me. TTR has always been a 'eh it's fine' game for me but my wife loves all of them, and I love legacy games, so I jumped on this for her when it released. It's so much fun, full stop. Takes the TTR mechanics and does some really interesting stuff with them, and every game is adding something fun and new. Big recommend.
- Whirling Witchcraft - Another good quick game that has a great engine building while screwing your neighbor mechanic.
Honorable mentions:
- Aoens End Legacy of Gravehold - Got seven plays in and it's hard but so fun. Hoping we can finish this one up in 2024.
- Twilight Imperium - by hours my most played game this year, but that's because the four games of it added up to more than 10 games of Frosthaven. So much planning to get a game of it going but nothing really hits like it for ridiculous scope.
Only got a brief chance to look through stuff before heading to work, but just seeing the changes Deathguard got with Spread the Sickness getting a massive buff, and LoV got with Ruthless Efficiency have my hyped to dig into everything.
Balance Datasheet here Points updated here and Rules Commentary updated here, as well