u/NeverGonnaGi5eYouUp

I have a friend who's into some intense table top wargames, but his video gaming is limited to console and phone - he doesn't even own a laptop.

Looking for something we can play against each other on mobile, since we live about 1000km away from each other making table top difficult.

Looking for something much, much, much deeper than axis and allies. The deeper it is, the better. Graphics and setting are irrelevant.

The more it is a logistics strategy game instead of a combat one, the better

See: Twilight Imperium, or War for the West as targets

I have an Audible US and an Audible CA account.

Up until a month ago, If i was logged into my Canadian Account on my phone, I had an option on the app right where the "your listening stats" is, there was a section called "Downloads" which contained all my CA library, AND my US library.

the Catch was that the US library didn't display coverart, or even title names until opened, so it wasn't a great system, but it made it easier to continue listening to something without swapping accounts.

where did it go?

It's a small thing, but it's an important one to me. So often, even Canadians don't know their contributions to the wars, because media always shows our efforts as broadly "American" or "British" or just generally "Allies"

And that lack of knowledge hurts the memory of those who sacrificed their lives. Representation matters in media, in more ways than just individuals. Showing the Canadian Corp, in one of the most important battles of the war, in a game, is one way to help revive that memory.

So I thank the devs for the representation, and for their attention to detail in doing so

Every game out there these days seems to have a very solid portion of the player base that wants nothing more than to fully control the game environment, especially on open world, sandbox adjacent games.

I get it, that can be fun. But I also don't think it's a condition of the game the devs want. The game is SUPPOSED to make you feel small, to always be in danger, to remind you over and over you are NOT all powerful, and absolutely can, and will be crushed.

Subnautica in philosophy borders on a horror game. I get arguments of player choice, but... That's what mods are for. Player choice is great, when that's the vision a developer has, but subnautica doesn't have a vision of letting you become the biggest predator in the ocean, and I respect that artistic vision

Not sure what would have cause this, unless someone put the wrong type of save battery in before this fell into my hands.

My qestion though is when testing the R1 resistor, what should I be getting on my multimeter? i'm currently getting a reading of about 10 when on 20k