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Check this, it’s from Dave Oshry Twitter, I love it. There is no release date, but they gave got Mark Morgan on the board. <3 And also Adam Lacko and Alexander Berezin.
The name is unknown, something like "It’s Mushroom-Cloudy Today" would be awesome.

This is a clip from my stream last night, demonstrating why U7 is special and why no other game can touch it.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5094490/Olympus_2249/

Standalone sequel to Olympus 2207 (Fallout 2 mod), set in a brutal post-nuclear dieselpunk America.

The interesting bit is the Karma system: your character type actually changes dialogue, quests and how people treat you, rather than just being a morality meter. You can also solve problems through five non-combat specializations.

Combat is turn-based and very systemic — positioning, stamina abilities, environmental hazards, traps, shooting limbs, setting oil and fuel on fire etc. There’s also stealth, crafting, radiation/poison zones, day/night routines, dismemberment and procedural encounters.

Basically: Fallout 2-style freedom with a heavier systems focus, in a weird dieselpunk wasteland.

We werent suffering in 3D Morrowind with guns for nothing!

(Olympus 2207 here.)

Recently deceased Ludmila Javorová was one of the most radical Christians of the 20th century. During communist persecution, the Czech underground church recognized what Rome still refuses to admit: women can be called to priesthood. Secretly ordained by Bishop Felix Maria Davídek in 1970 to minister to imprisoned women, she became a living challenge to patriarchal theology.

The real scandal is not that Javorová was ordained. The scandal is that after 1989 the Vatican largely dismantled or ignored the underground church's most creative experiments, declared her ordination invalid, and erased the radical possibilities born under persecution.

That this happened in the Czech lands is no accident. This is also a country where women serve as pastors in other Christian traditions. Javorová's life belongs to a longer Czech history of challenging clerical and patriarchal authority.

The final chapter of her life: The woman the Church refused to recognize as a priest taught religion to children. The revolution was never defeated; it was simply sent to Sunday school.

I've played too many RPGs. I'm looking for something unknown but good in someway or another. I'm even willing to try bad writing or clunky mechanics.

My recommendation to you is Golden Land. Glorious slavjank.

https://github.com/RetchERez/Shadowrun-MegaCD-SegaCD-English
"Step into the shadows with an English machine translation of Shadowrun for Sega CD / Mega-CD. Follow Rokudo and his fellow runners through seven scenarios of investigations, gang conflicts, corporate intrigue, magic, and the Matrix.
English machine-translation patch for Shadowrun on Sega CD / Mega-CD. Distributed as a BPS patch and requires an original Japanese copy of the game.
This is a machine translation, with editing, corrections, and playtesting to improve readability and address problems encountered along the way. It is not an official localization or a professional human translation, and some wording or nuances may still need refinement."

Eclipse Comics published El Salvador: A House Divided in 1989 because they wanted to present the Salvadoran Civil War outside the official propaganda of the Reagan era and demonstrate that comics could function both as political reportage and as powerful storytelling. The book was written and drawn by Bill Tulp, who originally published it through Mother of Ashes Press before it was picked up by Eclipse, one of the most daring American independent publishers working in socially conscious comics.

Tulp did an excellent job. His black-and-white artwork is realistic, emotionally charged, and rich in detail, often reading almost like a documentary, while the story translates the complex history of El Salvador into the lives of ordinary people. The comic is engaging, meticulously researched, and politically uncompromising.

It is one of those comics that perfectly demonstrates that the medium does not have to exist solely for escapism. Great artwork, a powerful story, and at the same time a fierce indictment of the disastrous U.S. foreign policy in Central America, which supported a regime responsible for widespread violence while Washington spoke the language of defending democracy.

Good comic, recommended.

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Btw if you want more ---> Eclipse Comics’ left-wing and activist publishing line in the late 1980s sought to combine comics with political advocacy and investigative journalism. Beyond Real War Stories, which was distributed through peace and anti-war networks rather than the traditional comics market, Eclipse released collectible card sets such as Imperialism: The Dark Side of the American Dream, satirizing U.S. interventionism, the CIA, and corporate power. This effort culminated in Brought to Light by Joyce Brabner, Alan Moore, Bill Sienkiewicz, and others, a graphic documentary exposing CIA covert operations, arms trafficking, and drug networks. Together, these projects demonstrated comics’ potential as a medium for anti-war, anti-imperialist, and human rights activism.

I fell in love with this theme. So beautiful, check it out. Animations are amazing, it must took so much time. I love it!

---> https://github.com/diinki/linux-antiquity

"A highly tasteful, customizable & feature-rich Linux-theme reminiscent of art-nouveau and old drawings related to astronomy, science, and mythology."

Also video bout the process of making ---> https://youtu.be/qOoWQeIGKiA

I hate it with all my heart. Putting social problems & poverty on piedestal and say 'it's more worthy and more better then super rich people' is pretentious 💩. On material level and level of health, it's really not. It's horrible. Have you ever witness maggots and shit on elder homeless person's legs? :( Rotting alive, that's what it is.

Bless the poor, bless them with revolution.

I'm social worker 👉 the poverty is crushing bodies, and soul of people. Especially the kids. I strongly believe in expropriation of wealth of super rich people. No shame in that. What we are globally doing to the poor of this world is much more worse sin than tears of billionaire's son, that he will not inheret football team and small island.

Study the Bible, study Marx, study Gutiérrez and DO (!) praxis of Ernesto Cardenal, Dorothy Day and Camilo Torres.

A train has gone missing, and no one can find it anywhere in the subway system. Every now and then, people catch a glimpse of it or hear it passing by. What happened to it? A great Argentine film and a real hidden gem. It features lots of sturdy old technology and excellent cinematography. Highly recommended.

Full movie with eng subs on YT.

Ha, sorry!

I found in the wild of memes. Guys, could this work on let's say MAME arcade emulation?