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Just wanting a summary of how bad things currently are. I know in 2045 people are rebuilding and Corps are being checked (sorta) due to them running wild during the 4th corporate war. Im aware of the combat zones, but Im just sorta curious what the general safety levels are in night city and the surrounding area players might travel too.

If they leave the city, how likely are they to run into a mad max style go ganger ambush? How often are full on gang wars in the city? Are there places other than the combat zones where corpos and government dont travel without anything less than a small army?

Humans AND machines working together. IO was a really cool concept, and I loved how the two species worked together to achieve a level that Zion could never reach. Seeing the Synthients and their non-combat forms was really cool. I like to imagine, just as the machines help humanity bring over food from the matrix, humanity could help finally remove the dark clouds.

Terminator and Matrix I think were the first movies that introduced me to the "Man vs Machine" concept that lead to global war. Which was of course a fun concept, and we've all seen the ending "humanity finally destroys the machine", but one concept I dont think I really saw before was "What if peace happened without one side wiping out the other and what would that co-existence look like"?

Fun movie regardless

Love the night city atlas, but was just wondering if anyone has heard about any more content supplements in the future or if Night city was there last big one?

Given his fate in the newest episode, do you think as he was being led to his death, that he thought "This was a bad idea."

I havent read the books but I enjoyed the show, and the damage from the dance of dragons was pretty significant to all sides. So many important nobles and dragons dead with the lands scarred from the brutal civil war.

I can't help but wonder if he underestimated just how big the conflict was going to get.

Did I miss a scene where Otto mentioned he regretted it, or does the books go into depth about it?

So from what I gather from the public description, the travellers encounter a super powerful AI that basically recruits the players and gives them access to wild technologies that lets them change charted space however the AI and players desire, right?

I have yet to get into a game of traveller, but the game seems to emphasize that while players can get pretty powerful, they arent "heroes". Is this book basically giving them alot of toys to play with? If so, I think thats a pretty fun concept.

Just sorta curious. I’m a passive fan that hasn’t read much except for bits of lore I discovery, and a thought had occurred to me. Lots of various factions within the imperium tend to have a lot of power in their own circles, doing whatever they want as long as it’s not blatant treason.

Was curious to know if there’s been times when said groups go too far and illicit a visit from karma. Some examples include Admech turning the wrong person into a servitor or an inquisitor blowing up one planet too many.

Any popular examples?

I loved all the movies and I cannot wait for the game. Between the Osaka and New York rebellions, do you think the high table will take steps to reduce the hotel's power? Or do you think that would cause too many headaches?

Do you think Delta Green has specialized cells for specific tasks rather than a mishmash of various types?

For example, a cell of scientists for conducting research on recovered alien fungus or a cell of doorkickers specifically meant to breach a cult base (but not level a whole town like with using a CORAL NOMAD team)?

Pros and cons of each one would be nice. Just looking for a good human vs monster game to maybe play one day.

Big fan of hunter the parenting

Been reading The Realm book and came across it and it sounds like ALOT of fun. Practically unlimited power yet gotta walk a tightrope since the empress is gone and everyone is carving up the empire and you are one of the biggest threats to that.

I’ve been on a long hiatus for banner lord. It’s been a long time, and I finally started getting back into it, especially after the major update and war sails. just wondering if they made village and caravan raiding better now. It’s been a long time, but I know it tanks relationship and didn’t give really good returns. Just wanting to know if it’s any better now since I finally got to mercenary and I’m thinking about doing that as a source of income and fun.

Also, does that do anything on a larger scale like affect income/supplies for rival kingdoms or is that just a player thing?

So I got a quest to sell 45 wool to a guy. Bought sheep, and someone said I butcher then for wool AND meat. Been butchering, but im only getting meat. Am I missing something?

So been trying to dig for a quote, but somewhere I read that bagged plasma, unlike bagged blood, can maintain its usefulness better then blood? Like it’s worth one point of nutrition and was compared to being basically a vampires version of an MRE. Not great, but useful.

Is this true?

Just sorta curious if there are any good RPGs that take place during the era of muskets and rifles? Loads of fantasy games that have sword and plate armor with muskets being included but was more curious if theres games more based around Napoleonic era (swords and plate armor optional).

I’ve taken a break from stellaris and I’ve just started playing it again. Last time I played I think it was when subterfuge just released (it’s been over a year since I last played I think). I remember the concept being really cool but it was sorta pointless compared to the other traditions. Is it still a waste to get or is it better now?