I’m super new to herbalism, recently I got a medicinal seed kit from Walmart and I completely missed where it said it had white sage. I’m aware white sage is a no-no if you’re not indigenous but there’s nowhere nearby that I know of that I can surrender it or anything like that so what do I do with it?
So idk how new this is to 76 but I saw the dog and cat in the atom shop and it just got me curious why cats and dogs didn’t mutate like other animals and now I’m curious what they would look like.
I know 76 is not very accurate to the lore because it’s an online game that’s fighting to stay relevant but I was just curious what they would look like if they mutated in fallout in general and not just 76.
Also are there any other animals that didn’t mutate at all? I’m mostly into their more fantasy based stuff when it comes to Bethesda (I’m being vague to try to follow rules and keep this just about fallout) but lately I’ve been more and more interested in fallout than I was before and just got curious.
So my partner and I just tried loading into our game of Grounded and when we load in after selecting our characters our camera is tcl aka no collisions and we are back at the briefcase. Also if we open the menu the screen goes black after we close it.
There is this online game from the 2010’s (roughly around the same time as Wizard101, Animal Jam, and similar games were popular) that for the life of me I cannot remember the name of.
I’ll describe what I can remember and if anyone knows the name I’d greatly appreciate it.
You could choose between a male/female human or fairy playable character, there might have been more than the two but I only really remember playing as a human or fairy.
There were a lot of toadstool jump pads and even an obstacle course involving them and other climbable structures but I never managed to get to the top.
It was similar to other online games where you had quests and could team up but was from what I remember ultimately a game where you could just mess around and play the game.
It had a very nature/earthy theme to it to the point it might have even been a part of the title.