Sorry, I don’t have any information for you. However, I do hope you have a nice day, if that’s possible for you.

Very interesting, thank you. I was wondering if that also happens in other countries. It is sadly the norm in Germany when reporting car accidents.

I’m intrigued. I just finished my second playthrough of Papers, Please and I’m ready for more tedious work!

I got the first game a month ago and binged it in three sessions. It was a fantastic experience, and I rate the game highly. However, I wish the decisions you made had a more significant impact on the story. I understand that maintaining a great narrative can make this challenging, but I hope part 2 can expand on that aspect. From what I’ve heard, it sounds like it might offer more flexibility in choices. Regardless, I’ll probably enjoy it either way.

That move would finally rid me of my addiction to YouTube. So much time, so many possibilities…

I like a lot of comics but Heathcliff is definitely not one of them.

Hahaha, I love that!

Spoiler: Not great

The distribution of skill in humans, for various tasks and abilities, can often be approximated by a normal distribution. In that case, as you know, the mean is equal to the average.

What? How would you define “average”? His statement is technically correct.

I’m happy to see that Frost also moved to Second Wind and even happier that they already created new content.

The video really is prescient. I wonder if it’s just pure coincidence. Not too unlikely as this topic is an important one but still… Apart from Frost’s commentary the visual material seemed especially dull as if the editor really couldn’t be bothered but maybe it’s just my lack of appetite for this genre of games that is showing.

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Amazing, I had hoped there would be a video from him but didn’t look for some reason. Thanks for the link!

According to the article it is very much comparable:

“When considering all of the gun’s deficiencies, taken during combat when it was at its worst, the practical rate of fire of the Breda 30 could even have been comparable to a semi-automatic weapon’s practical rate of fire, as the standard American rifle was (the M1 Garand and M1 Carbine) and the later German Gewehr 43.”

Really a fun read.

That was a ride, thank you!