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I loved Otherworld when it came out, like with the memory audits on the androids.

I was using one enough that I contemplated buying a used one, the real issue is where to store it. Mechanized work is great, dig a foundation in a day or two, easy, and it's fun.

Back hoes are fun.

Mine were more like "it's all in your head." To give the therapist credit, she wasn't like unsympathetic get over it, it was to explain to me directly, without sugar coating it. They offered pills and therapy, it was to try to intervene. Pills are kind of scary, I was run over at a scene, and...

They have a tendency to not use those exact words, though does it matter? You either do or don't. I have a feeling most of us don't anything just slows the progression. Some do though.

How much though? We are kind of weirdly glass hammer, we hit and we break; one thing is that in a lot of war, esp ww1 and 2 the average frontline soldier lasted only a year or two. "Old hands" were in their early twenties. Kind of belies a crucial point one often overlooks in history, all those...

It was a long time ago. Her point was that it will eat you alive, and it does. You close dead eyes and it takes something out of you. Mostly now I think I fear that it is not have any consciousness post death, screaming to get out while dead. Something like that. Or I covered a station for a...

I don't know how it is other places, like for Firefighters, it was at a Church, after hours, go to a meeting, and the therapist being alone with you and saying one had to just get over it. She was trying to be helpful, I'm sure. There is not getting over it though.

C'mon its all in your head.

Similarly, the flip side is the "power of positive thinking" you go to the doctor and they assure you depression, and ptsd have external causes.

Crew served weapons are an interesting phenomenon where the weapon stays in action as nobody wants to be the one that let the team down. I have heard, such as from my Father, firing ones rifle the target is often just a small dot in the distance, you don't know what happens, fire at that, it...

It is also baked into other data saying that of the big industrial wars, artillery is the main casualty causer, such as at +50% vs small arms, at 5% or so.

Very sad, my condolences. :(

Dear friends, colleagues and fans, It is with great sorrow that we at Studio 6d6 have to announce that, Andy "Cosmo Joe" Watkins, has succumbed to his injuries passing on July 14 of 2025. We will continue to make public announcements as we are able to. Again, please respect the privacy of the...

It is like if someone hates you, there is no point of figuring out why. It won't change anything.

I don't know anything about combat. I did use to be security at a huge dance club in NYC and it was a real drag because every night you knew you would get in a fight; I mean, that was the job. After a while it became like an instinct to know who to watch out for, so not get a bottle broken over...

I saw an interview with a bunch of kids after a shooting in Chicago, and one thing that stuck with me was one of the kids saying "We want to be the shooter" and the other kids agreeing. There has to be that willingness to fight, and kill, to be effective. Training is another layer.

I think I exist on the polar opposite: "here's an idea, and I don't care to fight about it." People will attack over nothing though. Though you are right, the issue is engaging in the first place.

It is funny when like writing a doc and it lights up the spellcheck. Though I think in RPG's it's often crud like you say.

The suffix -ist is used too much.