The People Under the Stairs

A few days back one of the crows we've been feeding for a couple of years chilled on the fence about ten feet away from me while I was outside getting high.

They didn't ask for a rip but I would have offered. It was good vibes.

you can unlock feats

Minmaxing dick IRL

The G@mers must be purged.

No gods, no malarkey

He looks good and he looks hard.

If you start with the default package (one team member, minimal wealth), you'll probably have to spend a lot of time mining or doing otherwise menial tasks before you have enough cash to start a settlement. If you want to get right into the base-building, there's no shame in picking the base starter package (six team members, pack beast, enough supplies for some basic buildings).

When picking a base site, look for intersections between two biomes. This doubles your crop options once you start farming.

Build and expand walls early on. Wildlife and bandit attacks are incessant, but they generally ignore walls. You can lock your team inside buildings in an emergency, which tends to dissuade attackers.

Don't be afraid to save scum. The world is DANGEROUS at first, and it's not unreasonable to give yourself a second chance if you get steamrolled by a random encounter you couldn't have known to prepare for.

Once you build a cash reserve, visit each town to get more crafting plans. There are also many unique NPC's looking to join up, who start with bonuses to certain skills and stats.

Build a kill-box lined with mounted guns around the main entrance to your base.

Learn the basics of combat via training dummies and assisting town guards while they repel bandit attacks. Stay near guards until you've toughened up a bit.

Once your base is established, imprison enemy units and keep them healed and fed. They make for great sparring partners for your advanced team members.

Beep!

This is how Bernie can still win.

The only good burger is a vegan burger!

The way I see it, a bad movie can still be worth watching if it provides an entertaining perspective on someone's point of view. Even bad films can be learning experiences.

Remember the first lesson of Movie Mindset: Movies are more real than real life.

Name: Eternal Support and Solidarity With Unions Act

Policy: Like it sounds but only police unions.

They are both Captain Bialar Crais.

I got temp banned from another forum for calling someone a Yakubian Snow Devil.

Mixed feelings about that.