Demonization of education has a heck of a lot to do with the issues this country is currently facing.

Goddamn it, I literally just reinstalled and got my mod list playing nicely together LAST NIGHT.

That analysis is pretty thorough and damning.

As long as it has a fishing minigame.

Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark is an entertaining love letter to the FFT games. It’s a little rough around the edges but I think it’s worth checking out.

I still can’t figure out how to flip one way street directions.

It took me a while too. With the Replace tool selected, click and drag along the length of the street segment in the direction you want the traffic to go.

I’m sorry, we don’t acknowledge that query. It sounded like you said: “what’s wrong with the world”. Would you like lifelong, wistful depression or the psychopathy required for C-suite?

I’m no expert, but I’d guess that you’re running into a lot of sport-related results because I assume fencing is the name of the sport and not just the one-handed fighting style. I also think that’s going to become a hard line to draw, since there’s no referee on a battlefield to blow the whistle when someone suddenly uses their free hand to add a little force to a blow.

So it depends. Where’s the single combat occurring? On a ship? Axes are great for boarding action as well as chopping rope. Inside a castle or on city streets? A short blade will be better than a long one. In an open field? Why bother with one weapon held in a single hand? Oh, because it’s a duel at sunrise? Well, now we’re basically back to fencing; combat with defined parameters.

Griftlands is one that I now pull out once or twice a year, play obsessively for a week, and sigh when I remember that there’s no plans for a sequel. It’s such a charming game.

I have a bin of old Hot Wheels I set aside for Gaslands but I haven’t gotten around to doing anything with them yet. Do you buy bits for the weapons or do you print them?

Holy Stellaris, Batman.

Looks neat, gonna give it a shot!

I’ll throw another hat in the ring for the folks at Dropout. I find their stuff consistently entertaining and they have a healthy variety across their shows, although it’s mostly comedy and comedy-adjacent. Dimension 20 is about as close as they get to more serious stuff but I think that they’re a brilliant option for a second streaming subscription.