I nearly did, but didn’t for two main reasons:
Women. I’m not a monk, and it’s really hard to find a woman who wants to live in the woods, especially when you live in the woods.
Empathy for the rest of humanity. Can’t make the world a better place from the woods.
When what’s currently happening is “a lot of bad things getting done”, “nothing getting done” is an improvement.
I see you’ve played bunny-drilly before
Semicolon gang rise up!
The eponymous “tanks” weren’t fighting the class war against capitalism, they were fighting a people’s revolution against what Stalinism became.
Well, you have to know these things when you’re poly, you know.
If it’s set after the Scientific Revolution, it’s sci-fi, duh
I can do it pretty easily. “Nominal leftists who approve of authoritarian methods to enforce their desired political structure”. That doesn’t describe AnComs since, well, they’re anarchic and do not approve of authoritarian methods. Generally when I see the term used, it’s when the subject in question starts talking about gulags and firing lines, or otherwise imposing their flavor of “communism” on the masses by force.
If that describes you, then you’re a tankie. If you were called a Russian agent, it’s possible that you did something common among known Russian agents, like encouraging leftists not to vote, or otherwise act counterproductively against right wing authoritarians.
Did you do something like that?
There are no laws I know of against polyamory (loving multiple people). I specified polygamy (marrying multiple people) because there are laws against that. Maybe you’re assuming “polygamy” refers to a man with multiple wives? That’s polygyny, and a woman with multiple husbands is polyandry, both of which are examples of polygamy.
Not necessarily, they could legalize polygamy
Loves the settings more than the game
My dude, the G stands for Generic. It works for literally any setting, it’s optimized for homebrew settings. I’ve never touched the “canon” settings.
I mean, character creation takes longer because you have total control over everything, but that’s basically a mini-game in itself. Honestly I find it much easier to get up to speed running a GURPS game than D&D. The books are better organized, the mechanics are more consistent, descriptions are more clear, everything is better cross referenced, character creation programs include page numbers with your traits for easy reference.
All you really need to know as a GM is how the success roll works, and you can basically look up or wing everything else as you need it. Maybe if you try to learn how everything works, it can seem like “inelegant bullshit”, but not even the books recommended you do that. GURPS works best when you treat it as modular, adding things in as your players or world demand. All the mechanics you definitely need fit easily on a single sheet of paper.
I mean yeah, the mechanism itself is straightforward, but isn’t a big thing that we don’t really know what it chooses for its… basis vectors? Something like that, I don’t do programming and I’m out of practice with matrices
Not an atheist but don’t tend to vibe with sectarian religion. How’s the vibe?
Mathematically speaking, they’d probably have cool loopies.
Sliderules definitely do operations for you. The basic multiplication sliderule uses logarithmic scales to do multiplication by addition. Abaci (it is in fact a Latin word that takes the -i plural, but “abacuses” is generally acceptable) do just help you keep track, but I believe you can use clever tricks to mechanically simplify complex operations.
I think if the length is infinite it counts as uncountable
I almost wrote “calculator/sliderule/abacus” for that reason
If I use it multiple times a week (like the coffeemaker and toaster), it lives on the counter. Things that only get used occasionally (like the stand mixer and food processor) live in the cupboard. Basically if it isn’t going to get used again this week, it gets put away.