I mean you are right they probably would leave but I don't think pandering to them becomes the right answer. Also, moving themselves is much easier than moving their companies.
danciestlobster
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It a fairly low intensity PC game, steam has it, gog does too I think
My somewhat controversial suggestion is outward. Low graphical intensity PC game, very open world, and some incredibly unique and polarizing design choices. If your favorite part of breath of the wild was world exploration and korok finding, you may love it! If you like quality of life features though, maybe not.
Things like, you have a world map but no "you are here" marker so need to place yourself with landmarks. You need to drop your backpack to fight effectively and remember where you dropped it, the magic system is based on insomnia with the longer since you slept the more mana you have until you push it too far and just collapse. Really really weird game that I still think about all the time years later.
I affectionately refer to it as live action breath of the wild
Where do I see who is federated with who? Couldn't find it from that link. Would def prefer one that is federated with a broad scope of others
Wait I am in this comment I left reddit and joined world then wanted to switch to a different one so just joined .ee arbitrarily. Is there a short reference somewhere of how these are all different from each other?
I have ubo, what are your other kinds of ad blocking? I always want to block as many ads as possible
I'll check it out! I am something of a board game collector but am always looking for new ones
I'm with you, friend. Catan is a gateway board game into heavier games but it has been largely replaced by wingspan. Mechanically, it's a little too antagonistic and rng based to be an amazing new player option when there are so many better ones.
Idk if people out there love Catan more power to em I suppose but no matter what you are into there is probably something out there you will like more
Though this is a great chart, it isn't quite the whole picture either for climate impact. Almonds and almond milk get to be a lot worse alternative option if you consider the water consumption concerns where they are grown in California. They have many similar charts that attempt to quantify holistic carbon footprint.
Long story short, though not eating animal products is best for the environment, even just eating beef less often and not worrying about eggs and chickens can get you to over half the climate impact of full veganism and is a much easier transition for some.