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Linux is now an RPG. What do you have? (totally not r/outside) (programming.dev)
submitted 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago) by fool@programming.dev to c/linux@lemmy.ml
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The world of Linuxia beckons you! Your annoying guide flexes their gear the moment you spawn

Gentoo USB (Rare):
=> USE flags: Can rebuild itself
   with or without the other
   three attributes
=> March native: Increases attack
   speed by 1% or -1%
=> Slot: Can use two versions of any
   attribute at the same time
=> PGO: The USB memorizes when you
   attack to increase speed, trading
   off for lower speed elsewhen.
   Requires two rebuilds.

Charm of systemd (common):
=> nspawn: Can build with deeper focus
=> Wisdom tax: The wise are less
   likely to feel neutral toward you
   (+2 or -2 charisma)
=> Chant of systemd: By chanting
'systemd-analyze calendar "Fri *-*-13"',
   the caster instantly knows when
   the next Friday the 13th is.

Let's have some fun! Spells, items, and dungeons oh my!

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[-] Feathercrown@lemmy.world 5 points 4 months ago

Curse of NixOS

Immutable Distro - When making a roll, if the previous roll did not use this feature, you may use the dice value of the last roll you made.

Highly Configurable - You can swap one piece of equipment per turn as a free action.

Flake or Vanilla? - You must succeed on a DC 20 WIS save once every hour or be compelled to spend that hour respeccing your equipment loadout and retraining your skills, in an attempt to achieve the elusive state known as "best practice".

[-] fool@programming.dev 2 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

Guess I'll be chaotic evil and chase worst practices instead /ᐠ >ヮ<マ

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