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catonwheels@ttrpg.networkto Linux@lemmy.ml•Gentle reminder to everyone that support for #windows10 ends in about 90 weeks. Many computers can't upgrade to Win 11 so here are your options:65·1 year ago- Go to windows 10 enterprise to 2025 or if you want as little windows as possible go with windows 10 ltsc and you have support until end of 2032
One day I will own my plot of land and then diggy diggy Hole.
I am so excited for this, a keyboard phone that actually gets updates!
catonwheels@ttrpg.networkto Apple@lemmy.world•What’s the tiniest thing about iOS / iPadOS / macOS that really bugs you?1·2 years agoThis is my tinniest irritation.
The translate app tries to fit the text on the sign. Regardless on of tiny or distant it gets making it sometimes impossible to read. Can’t you zoom you ask?
Yes if you take a take a picture. But first it makes enormous photo sound making people in places you are not allowed to take photo turn around. Then you need to wait for it to translate again. Tben you can zoom in.
Just because it cool to see the text actually on the screen.
catonwheels@ttrpg.networkOPto Dungeons and Dragons@lemmy.world•In a homebrew world how much lore is minimum to have as a player before you feel you can play in it?2·2 years agoBut would you not feel the scene was even more derailed if the player said remember this is like Halloweentown when they trying to figure if it worth buying the fancy torches?
Also don’t it give “demand” that all player know the reference? Because for me I know it ever darkness but you didn’t? Instead had a 5 sentence description that you can quickly look it up and said it was ever lasting night.
Absolutely with you on giving the players the freedom to shape the world from mine to ours. That is the very reason I try to figure out how much lore I can get away not giving players so they feel part of world but also shape it.
catonwheels@ttrpg.networkOPto Dungeons and Dragons@lemmy.world•In a homebrew world how much lore is minimum to have as a player before you feel you can play in it?1·2 years agoOh no mine is like 12 now. Right more goes on the ever growing checklist
catonwheels@ttrpg.networkOPto Dungeons and Dragons@lemmy.world•In a homebrew world how much lore is minimum to have as a player before you feel you can play in it?2·2 years agoYeah that information overload is what I trying to avoid but still not making them feel you are a blue elf that was adopted or something.
catonwheels@ttrpg.networkOPto Dungeons and Dragons@lemmy.world•In a homebrew world how much lore is minimum to have as a player before you feel you can play in it?3·2 years agoDose it need a written form so you can look over in peace and quite. Or could it be like three sentences more getting sense of it and if you have further question you could ask the DM?
catonwheels@ttrpg.networkOPto Dungeons and Dragons@lemmy.world•In a homebrew world how much lore is minimum to have as a player before you feel you can play in it?31·2 years agoGood it sounds like I ahould work on a little crash course but I don’t need to to worry to much what I miss
I felt the same regard reference but wanted to check as it saved some time this like Stormfell but with undead servants. Instead of a three sentences but it felt so cheep.
Now if I would start talking to stuff animal. Would it be considered weird or am I fine to hold a dialog with them?
Can you explain the joke?
Most likely not as it a pixel exclusive that don’t exist in play store that they provide a safe mirror for.