TIL: Baldurs Gate I was written and directed by Quentin Tarantino
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TIL: Baldurs Gate I was written and directed by Quentin Tarantino

That last dialogue option gets me every time

u/GuybrushOk — 9 days ago
▲ 43 r/CivVI

BEHOLD! The most pious of missionaries

This little guy was born surrounded by mountains, completely isolated and can´t even enjoy those delicious truffles!

u/GuybrushOk — 21 days ago
▲ 63 r/dnd1e+2 crossposts

This loading screen from Wartales screams AD&D

u/GuybrushOk — 2 months ago

Meet irl LeChuck

In order to comply with piracy laws, I stole this image from somewhere else

u/GuybrushOk — 2 months ago
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Submitted my railroad design to shake off passangers without ticket. Indian Railways rejected it

u/GuybrushOk — 2 months ago
▲ 20 r/CivVI

Alex really IS The Great by liberating and not keeping these 3 amazing cities (natural wonder, national park, wonders, ski resorts, spaceport)

I´m only letting them go because I set to become a liberator, and I´m also winning by a lot. There´s no way I´d let go TWO national parks

u/GuybrushOk — 4 months ago
▲ 164 r/seinfeld

Just found out this Godfather reference. Anyone noticed this before?

u/GuybrushOk — 4 months ago
▲ 216 r/CivVI

AI: how petty can you be? Me: YES

I took all of Gitarja´s cities but Gorontalo, and wouldn´t let she settle anymore cities.

I gave my hetarois a nice forest to retire

u/GuybrushOk — 4 months ago
▲ 59 r/CivVI

Can anyone explain why this difference?

The city with less production output would take less turns than my capital, that has +1 production. (there are no production city states involved since I haven´t met anyone yet)

u/GuybrushOk — 4 months ago
▲ 126 r/CivVI

One of the most beautiful "guys, where should I settle?"

It´s a Pipa (lute) from the 16th-17th Century, China, Ming Dinasty

u/GuybrushOk — 5 months ago

TIL: animals have positive thoughts when you survive a Siege

I think the more tamed the animal, the happiest the feeling towards the victory

u/GuybrushOk — 5 months ago

I finally could test my "bunker" with a Siege. I´d say it went pretty pretty pretty well. Maybe I´ll add some stories to it

u/GuybrushOk — 5 months ago