Someone should make a 100% science-based dungeons game.

Sweet potatoes.

So, uh, where’s the diagram?

Looks like there’s Cliff Notes on the table.

Yes, that’s been their stance for some time but there have been workarounds that others have come up with. I’m interested in seeing if anyone is aware of one that still works.

I imagine my situation isn’t unique in that I have a lot of stored MFA and figured I’d ask so that if a working solution does exist it may also be shared with anyone else in a similar situation.

Definitely agree with preferring non-gendered language. But it also doesn’t feel like right to default to the (historically) masculine version either.

Doctoress. Didn’t realize it was actually a word and feel like we should use it more because it’s awesome.

Of course they’re a guy. Otherwise it’d be Drs. Pepper. _/s

Sadly Saturday Morning cartoons just aren’t a thing anymore in the US.

I save up anime episodes throughout the week and watch them all on Sunday morning during breakfast. It’s my way of recreating that magic from my youth.

Just tested it and the suggested fix in the article worked for me. (Arch, btw)

SteamDeck=1 %command%

But together? It’s not like they commonly run in the same circles and team up for espionage missions.

Oof. I was hoping to finally be able to play co-op.

Likely because it’s $current_year and there are better choices available.

Honestly, it has a better mouth feel when they’re waxed.

I don’t have any recommendations, but have seen a community for these types of games that may be relevant:

!shmups@lemmus.org

Big “how dare I be held accountable for my actions” energy.

IIRC, it was Neal Stephenson’s Anathem that had a similar line of thought. It was something to the effect of your consciousness warping to a parallel reality at the moment of death, provided there was a reality where you were still alive.

What might be interesting would be to have it displayed, but grouped by instance. That way we could see some data and potentially uncover troll instances or attempts to brigade the conversation without opening ourselves up to personal attacks.

Plot twist, OP was homeschooled.