u/Brettinabox

So in comparison mode it has elements of National Treasure, Oceans's Eleven, Assassins Creed, The Witcher, and Now You See Me,

The main story is about this person, Not a teen, that gets initiated to be someone who has better than human listening and perception when it comes to detecting lies and falsehoods. The previous Scholar died in this process as they were being chased by an unknown enemy. The person escapes while confused about what they see and hear, but understanding that this will somehow help them make change in the world.

After doing some research online, they understand some myths and prophecies about what has happened and given their own personal history, they know what to do next as a test. The test goes well and some information comes to light about major political events that will shake much of The Scholar's community and nation. He devises a plan to infiltrate and discuss the matters with the top most official.

In some way they recruit a couple of helpers, reach an event or party to locate the subject through short spy-like conversations where The Scholar knows exactly what to say to flatter and disarm the target, sneaking verbally into a closed room with the big bad guy who is responsible for the changes. They find the alterior distrustworthy motive, something happens, and the big bad quickly puts together who they might be, sends security so they have to escape.

After the big bad 1 sees what happens, they recruit big bad 2 who is much more secretive and distrusting, so there are a few scenes with people who can pinpoint the big bad 2. The Scholar and associates find and draw out big bad 2's information. The information gets sent to the public media and the officials get their deserved justice.

In closing, The Scholar understand a deeper meaning of responsibility and ends up inclusively passing their gift to an associate toward the end as they proved beyond a shadow of a doubt their dedication to the truth in the face of danger. The story ends with those two splitting to different parts of the world to seek out new corruption.

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So ive been doing meal prep off and on, not trying to lose weight really but just save time and energy cooking. I didn't buy extra large containers if that is a thing but they have been what I have seen throughout this sub. Though, I almost always have to add something like grapes, a muffin, banana, yogurt, or something cause it doesnt seem like enough.

Do others feel this way and put up with it for the idea of losing weight?

For context Im trying to approach worldbuilding from a modular view so im using a template to describe locations and points of interest (POIs) that can be found in the world. I have already designated towns and roads as something else so those are uneeded. In general the world will feel like a mix of medieval fantasy and magic... probably, but I want opinions on the subject in general regardless of my own project. That means it could be from anything like Space Marine 2, Fallout, Cyberpunk 2077, Baldur's Gate 3, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 or any number of games that generally have a lot of great side content.

Part of describing these POIs is to know what factors make a POI interesting, fun, and memorable whether it might be the depth of exploration, the environment or character designs, or the story it creates within the boundaries of the POI. In any game or experience, what apart from the main goal of the game have you found memorable or really worthwhile.

What is your favorite POIs and what made it your favorite?

Recently i was messing around with creating a new DnD character and was enjoying about the Kalashtar, which is a monk people who have had a dream spirit posses them. In my discovery i thought about how people know about the unseen whether it be gods or aliens that showed up one day to play laser tag, or just who you're neighbor really is and why they always leave their house at 2am for 45 minutes. Anyway, if you have anything special about "How does your specie(s) (speci?) handle a lack of knowledge and the fear or anxiety that might come with it?" feel free to share.