As a professional coder - no, you can’t, not really. Spellcheck doesn’t work this way. If you look at the variable name it’s “PecanGame.PecanSeqAct_AttachPawnToTeather”. None of those are real words. All of that triggers spellcheck saying it’s wrong, even if “tether” is spelled right. That’s a problem.

I might be in the minority but I remember really liking the Warhammer Online MMO. 

They’ve been buddy-buddy lately sticking it to Sony over the Fortnite crossplay stuff. Maayyybbbee.....

I report these people, every time.

I was born in the UK and adopted by an American (just one). Bill Clinton made me a citizen in 2001 with an Act for Childhood Citizenship. I have a passport. This makes me kind of worried as they took my Green Card (which I’d maintained for 30 years) when I got my passport, which serves as proof of citizenship.

I was skeptical about the endorsement system. Trolls be trollin’, ya know?

I started ordering from a local chain a while back, then switched back to Dominos. I was SHOCKED that 2 pizzas and a drink ended up costing almost $50. I was sure there was a mistake. You can get cheap pizzas, but we order two (one gluten free, one pan pizza) with a couple toppings each and a drink.

I have the opposite problem. I sometimes write entire arcs and forget to add any encounters. I focus way more on the story. I learned early on that to do what Matt says above (be collaborative, basically) I have to write high-level concepts and ideas, and create some NPCs, but then assume nothing. That NPC might be…

To be fair it’s also not great to be a dad in this game. Which is part of the narrative.

I can’t wait for this kind of thing to get integrated into Fantasy Grounds. It feels like Roll20/FG should be all over this. Is it possible yet?

Long story here.

I literally think this way about things like games. Mostly to justify the high price-tag compared to other types of media. $10 movie ticket or $60 game you need a $300 console to play? If I play that $60 game for 40 hours, it’s easier to justify the cost as being “worth it”.

A VP at a company I used to work for was back in the office the afternoon his third kid was born. That said, he was a robot-person anyway.

Don’t forget the palicos. Little cats (that look like Puss n’ Boots from Shrek, but normal cat sized) wearing armor with big weapons that also cook food for you.

Oh man. I’ve heard some excuses in my experience.

I’m no expert but I do... okay I guess.

The article says 7 years often still gets recommended. Wasn’t it always just a recommendation?

I just want to be able to steal ships in a pirate game. Not being able to do that is beyond stupid.

No offense intended, but I don’t think top 20 is “good” in this game. Taking into account the AFKs, new people, etc I think it’s doing alright, but it’s not super hard to get top 10 regularly if you take your time. Yeah there’s some luck involved, but just don’t go directly to Tilted Towers and play conservatively and…

That’s fair. I obviously had a much different experience. If the game had hooked me early on I might have tried again but it was just bland and boring.