Hello! About a bit more than a year ago Clem ate 7 croissants. I then took the opportunity to do it myself. Today I did it again. I present: 7 croissants.
I really struggled this time, that's way too much croissant haha.
Hint 1: The game is modern (ie. not retro).
Hint 2: The coolant causing rapid and gigantic plant growth are implied explicitly. It's not enough if the game just "has big plants".
Finally got one that really is "inspirational", and it sucks. Good one, Inspirobot :D
About a year ago I was able to extract the sound files of Plague Inc, and I decided to use them to tell a bit of a story. So I opened up Audacity and whipped together the story of a pathogen, true to the style of Plague Inc, using only Plague Inc music and sounds.
Plague Inc Evolved works a lot with music layers, so if your disease is particularly lethal you'll be able to hear that in the soundtrack. Using this, I created the journey of an outbreak from a disease that starts weak but grows stronger over time. The story develops as humanity catches onto the disease late and begins to invest heavily into the cure. Above ground, society begins to collapse. Civil unrest, lots of drama, the disease spreads unchecked. Below ground, governments work hard to push towards a cure. Just for a moment it looks like they are on track to a timely release of a cure, but they are not able to keep the population in check. Many of the governments pushing for a cure early are soon unable to continue to work.
The outbreak enters the silent phase. While the disease works its way through human settlements which are now few are far in between, the focus of the story shifts to the few countries that are still holding up and who are pushing hard, very hard for a cure. In the quietness of the aftermath of the disease's devastation, the cure is progressing promisingly well.
The end, well... I'll leave to you to find out. Although, since this is all told through music and sound effects there is a great deal of room for interpretation in all of this. Hell, you might even find yourself disagreeing with my description of the story this far. You can find the audio here.
These days I think that there is a lot of potential still in what I did and I'm thinking about giving this another go. I think what I did is ok, but it could be great. Anyway, I wanted to share it, maybe y'all like it. :)
In the last few weeks I have noticed a marked increase in posts showing individuals their cats. Worse, they don't just their cats, but they do it unapologetically, and blatantly, too.
As a member of the donotthecat subreddit, I must warn you against the cat. Due to their non-threatening nature, the act of the cat may seem harmless and rather benign, but you are underestimating the inherent risks of the cat. the cat presents a danger to life and property. To the cat is no joke. Please do not the cat.
Now, while I am not sure exactly what the risks of the cat are (fake wikiHow never told us), I know that it is our responsibility to educate the public about the cat and why you should not it. It is our mission to protect cats and society from the consequences of the cat, which means that we must maintain a clear and unanimous stance against our cats. This way, both the cats and us will lead better, healthier and safer lives.
If you are considering the cat, please take the time to reflect on the order to please do not the cat, and why it is so important that we abide by it. I implore you to explore alternatives and to seek professional help.
I have no doubt that if we work together as a society, we can create better lives by not the cat. Thank you.
Do Straights wrap around like that? A 2 3 4 5?
Not feeling anything yet, should I be concerned?
If this one is still too easy then idk man. EDIT: Ah, I did it.
Hint 1: The woman's clothes are entirely irrelevant and it's maybe a 10 second scene in a 30 hour game. The helmet however is central to the plot (not the gameplay), although that is only revealed later in the game.
Hint 2: Man, that woman HURTS.
I like 1 and 2 in particular, 3 is more humorous. 4 I think is just correct, even if it's not actionable advice at all. 5, 6 don't need explanation.
You can probably tell by my archaic use of the indicators that I have no clue about cognitive functions or the funny numbers y'all use. I hope that's not too much of a hurdle-
As an ISTP, over the years I've made the experience that the people I have the most friction with are all J personality types. And I don't really mind, all behavior is ultimately a type of survival strategy, and if the J strategy works then I ain't one to complain.
This isn't to shit on J types, I know many J types who I, personally, find phenomenal; and there are all kinds of observable patterns in personality that I don't love, but somehow with J... if it's bad, it's really bad, much worse than with any other type.
Who of you has experience with J types, perhaps knows why it is like this for me, or some has ideas on what I can do to get along better with J's?
This just isn't right.
I mean it's only marginally an "interesting" picture, but it shows nature!