Want to BUY trains
Current Stat : 407 Man / 629 Int / 450 End
Target Stat :
2,600 Man / 10,000 Int / 4,000 End (Medical) Budget 23,500,000
1,500 Man / 5,000 Int / 1,500 End (Education) Budget 47,000,000
Please DM offer. Thank you.
Advyn [3706864] Level 15
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Want to BUY trains
Current Stat : 407 Man / 629 Int / 450 End
Target Stat :
2,600 Man / 10,000 Int / 4,000 End (Medical) Budget 23,500,000
1,500 Man / 5,000 Int / 1,500 End (Education) Budget 47,000,000
Please DM offer. Thank you.
I hope it's at least as good as the first one, and not a forced for the sake of a sequel.
The facts:
The questions:
TL;DR, in what direction should I go if I want to play for the long run without getting burned out?
So I had a discussion with Gemini. The theme this time around is robotic sensors.
From our discussion, water is a huge challenge to robotic sensors like lidar and IR cameras.
It started with waterfall, and ends up with water curtains.
Would anyone happen to have such an IR or LiDAR lying around to confirm this?
This is not intended for prepping against a Terminator scenario.
After much has happened, including getting hooked to Warframe, I can say with certain that I am taking an indefinite break, and have canceled my subscription.
Torn as a game is really fun until the part where you have to start grinding for money in order to rent and maintain PI, especially with importing plushies and flowers. As I said earlier, it is a soul crushing 9-5 once I reach that point. The thing that really killed it for me is how I am not allowed to access most features when I am abroad, where most of my fun is derived from.
OC success rate is also not showing any improvement no matter how hard I try, suggesting it takes years to mature.
If it's my fate, I'll come back someday. For the foreseeable future, I don't think I will. Good luck to you all.
So I had a discussion with Gemini. The theme this time around is robotic sensors.
From our discussion, water is a huge challenge to robotic sensors like lidar and IR cameras.
It started with waterfall, and ends up with water curtains.
Would anyone happen to have such an IR or LiDAR lying around to confirm this?
This is not intended for prepping against a Terminator scenario.
When life exists before the digital age, when everything was hyper intentional, how do you suppose artists amused themselves?
Before the digital age? I'd like to believe there would be less art time, and more self sustaining actions. Unless they are well accomplished or can afford it, then you have others to do it for you. They might try to go to do things or go to places that might inspire them, but I doubt it would be as convenient as we have it today in the digital age. Every artist has their muse after all.
How is that art that amazes and bewilders the world from one person can be something very much the same in some random statement on bathroom stall. What is it about the human mind that can see beauty in destruction and destruction in beauty.
Pattern recognition and memetics? If anything, everything changes given enough time. What was created will eventually be destroyed.
We as humans are swimming against a river that leads to a waterfall. There is no winning the fight. It's just a matter of when. Swim all you want. When you are tired, fall from the waterfall. Entropy will reclaim you. To begin a cycle anew. Not as you whole, but as a part of many.
If I have to pick one right now, I'd probably recommend "I am the Fated Villain" aka "The Villain of Destiny"
Yes, it's that kind of manhua.
Yes, it's mostly cliche.
What makes it outstanding to me is just one trope: Villain Protagonist.
It's a refreshing read if you are tired of reading 1,000 MC that is good to a fault.
The MC can play Amongus as the impostor 100 times in a row and gaslit the group to vote for someone else.
Opinion: We are looking at life from humanity's experience and perception on what life is. We might imagine an animal or a plant like creature. For all all we know, it might not even be what is considered biological in nature. A rock that takes a long time to respond to a stimuli?
I hope it's at least as good as the first one, and not a forced for the sake of a sequel.
Thank you for all the feedbacks and concern, it means a lot to me.
It is encouraging to know that I am not too far off from what I should be doing.
The facts:
The questions:
TL;DR, in what direction should I go if I want to play for the long run without getting burned out?
R+ The 7 dislike is from people that can't read.
Want to BUY trains
Current Stat : 407 Man / 629 Int / 450 End
Target Stat :
2,600 Man / 10,000 Int / 4,000 End (Medical) Budget 23,500,000
1,500 Man / 5,000 Int / 1,500 End (Education) Budget 47,000,000
Please DM offer. Thank you.