You think it’ll destroy the bases? Has this happened before?

Heh

I am more than ready.

A cross-over between No Man’s Sky and Light No Fire, where the expedition is on a single planet and at the end you get the starting date for LNF.

I’d like to see more different animals, but more biomes would be more than welcome. A mash-up of earth-like animals but more alien. Giraffes, elephants, giant ants, etc would be really cool.

Nice! Got a glyph address? :)

Upvote for Overture, my favorite.

I’m a huge fan of Overture 3D matte PLA. It’s inexpensive, and just prints really well with few problems.

I decided there was a reason it’s called a community expedition. And that’s because somebody else figures out where the damn things are and then the rest of the community goes there to get the reward. That’s what I wound up doing for like four of them.

The same thing is happening to me! I’m like -50 with the Vy’keen! Just standing in the station and my reputation just started dropping.

I’ll put an item or two in the cart right off the bat, and people are less likely to take it. Eventually I’ll put the items back.

Dripping coffee onto a metallic ball and getting a C&D notice via social media. Pretty entertaining.

Yeah, I’m not going to play hardcore because at some point I don’t want to destroy my computer and monitors when I smash them.

I have to believe they’ll put out a patch soon to make it fun again. Despite what everyone else seems to think I think overall it’s a good fun game (or at least it was before 1.1.0).

I believe!

I got in immediately at the start. Played for about four hours with very few problems. Enjoyed my time.

I like it. I would very much enjoy going there every morning to make my pot of coffee. Looks clean, efficient, and visually appealing.

I only used to use it several hours a day. But not once since the blackout.

The developer of Relay for Reddit is working on optimizing the API usage of the app. I’m not using it (still boycotting Reddit), but I see there are android updates every few days.

Either Reynold’s Eversion or Adrian Tchaikovsky’s Children of Time.