Zagorath

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TIL the expression is **not**

on the lamb

Age of Empires is a bit different, because I don't think they've moved the same game around between different studios in the midst of development. ES got shut down in 2009, with all existing Age of Empires games having long since ceased development. Then in 2013 Microsoft decided to release an HD remaster of the 1999 Age of Empires 2, and they brought Hidden Path on to do that. And then with the 2019 Definitive Edition they brought on board Forgotten Empires (who had also developed the official expansions in HD). The new development team in each case was being brought on to create a completely new release.

The KSP2 and Bloodlines 2 examples above both involved unreleased in-development games being given by the publisher to a different development team, and Skylines 2 is a still-supported game being given a different developer for future updates.

Bloodlines 2 came to my mind. And it even has the same publisher as Skylines.

This is Tumblr though, isn't it?

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A picture of a young Donald Trump shaking hands with Nancy Reagan, with Ronald Reagan in the background. It is titled

game recognize game

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A picture of a woman in a short, spotted, 50s-style sleeveless dress with short hair held back by a bandana. On her left arm she has a full sleeve tattoo of dresses, and matching tattoos on the part of her right leg that we can see, with knee-high heeled boots. She carries a wooden stake in each hand, one of which is pointed towards a pile of dust in the air next to her.

The caption reads:

Well-behaved women rarely dust vampires

Signed @jess.a.creates

What’s with the downvotes people

Accusations of AI are shitty. Don't do it, unless you're damn well sure it's what's going on.

Yeah, I have to fight the temptation not to fix typos sometimes!

Hey, @thenextguy@lemmy.world, I'm curious: why do you seem to have an issue with increased accessibility?

The biggest thing preventing me from doing something like this is that I like having my players do a recap of the previous session, as a way to help me know what caught their attention the most/what mattered to them.

I guess you could still do this, especially if you really lean into the idea that the reporter is presenting an extremely biased/limited recap.

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Clothes too dirty for the closest, but too clean for the laundry?

Welcome to: The Chair

[A picture of a woman in regency period dress, in a room with old-timey decor. Photoshopped onto the chair is some modern clothing. The woman is shown staring down at the clothes.]

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Post by yeens-human:

I'm begging you

Put a reporter and early version of a newspaper in your dnd campaign

At the end of every mission/ordeal have the reporter interview the players as to what happened

After session on the campaign discord type up a hilariously uncharitable summary of the events that took place and start making falsehoods. And most importantly: spell a party member's name wrong

"Local sea elf beats vandal and promises to kill again"

"Star cross lovers, gangsters come to tragic end at the hands of murderous vigilantes"

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Plain black text on a plain white background:

A girl who caught me looking at her very toned legs in jeans.

Her: "Whatcha looking at?"

Me: Sorry your legs look great in those jeans.

Her: You should see me without them.

ME: Why would you take off your legs?

CO²

Just so you know, Lemmy actually supports subscript. Surround text with single tildes. CO~2~ gives CO₂.

Yeah I'm shocked that the only reason I saw it is that the Facebook algorithm randomly decided to show me stuff from the Labor Party. They're the only people I've seen mention this.

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Is archive mode the appropriate tool for this? I would assume that's for when a repo is no longer receiving any updates from anyone, not just when the owner doesn't want others contributing.