u/Zlurbagedoen

Like to tone down the sort of outdated millenial dialogue or to maybe keep some refrences. Or do you want it to stay mostly faithful to the games?

Cleaning my pc using wiztree after some suggestions and its going great, just found these hundreds of files all created at the same second and am curious what they're from

I'll be honest i've downloaded stuff pretty uncaringly regarding space so i suspect the vast majority of it is old mods, addons, save files, game information in general. As the title says i just need a way to find where in the maze that is my files most of the space is being used. I did something similar 2 years ago and freed atleast like 100 gigabytes but i dont exactly remember how

I don't know all too much about medieval inheritance and even less about westerosi inheritance. But Jaehaerys named his second son, Baelon Targaryen (Viserys's dad) heir when the "natural" pick would have been his dead firstborn son's only child (Rhaenys). In that same manner Aegon the 2nd was the "natural" heir to replace Rhaenerys but the King decided to name another even though she wasn't first in line, only this time it wasn't upheld by some great council and instead led to war.

Just thought it was interesting how they kind of parrarel

Im assuming it makes more sense to put it next to the quarry for a more seamless production like, but im also wondering if there is any advantage in placing them next to the castle? (Im building a fairly big castle)

One reason im debating is carrying capacity. Ive looked online and havent found like a list over how much rubble, mortar, rough stone and dressed stone weight so im wondering that too

Har alltid vært fan av historie og hvordan samfunnet fungerte før i tiden, men har innsett at utenom kjente konflikter og noen av kongene vet jeg egentlig ingenting om Norge, søkte opp og halvparten av begrepene og titlene har jeg aldri hørt før (hva i huleste er en len??). Altså sånn hvordan var samfunnet strukturert, hvordan var det annerledes fra andre europeiske land, osv. Lurte bare egentlig om noen har nokka artikler eller ka enn som helst anngående temaet

Made a similar post a couple days ago but realised i wrote alpine by accident. Like i feel like i can do the quests given by npc's and also some easy to reach worldbuilding stuff but like is worth checking out everything? For example the rave cave near the cable car, is it fine just skipping it?

Like the rave cave which i dont think has any additional story, or do you only go for the ones npc quests and such

When I first played, I didn't know you could come back if you went down, and I sat there debating with myself for, I kid you not, probably 20 minutes. Eventually, I decided to go down, since the peak seemed more and more like an obsession rather than the noble goal of conquering nature. It also felt fitting because so many of the characters along the way seemed to struggle with obsession themselves (the goat lady, the miner, and the mountain guy at the end).

Of course, I later found out that you could go back up and got the other ending as well.

After browsing this subreddit, I saw a lot of different interpretations of the endings. For example, some people saw reaching the peak as Aava finally taking control of her own life, while others had a similar take to mine and viewed it as her embracing her obsession in what was effectively a suicide. I also noticed that she appeared sad and empty in the other ending, which made it feel somewhat implied that it was the worse one.

I obviously have a preference. On my second playthrough, when I saw the star sequence at the end, it kind of felt like a heroin addict pushing their loving family away to experience one final high before overdosing. It's a morbid comparison, I know, but that's honestly what came to mind.