Dinguswithagun

u/Dinguswithagun





r/DeepRockGalactic•

So I got an email about the kickstarter needing me to respond and pay the money for the game. In the process of doing this it asks you to if you wanted to upgrade your pledge, I decided yes so I upgraded from standard to deluxe. I do the rest of the questions and get to the part where you enter your card details and I noticed that the final price seemed low, and I looked closer and saw that the subtotals don't add up to the final total. Is anyone else experiencing that? I'm pretty sure it's something to do with upgrading your pledge, I don't wanna proceed any further in case I'm doing the wrong thing. Any help would be appreciated.

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r/Yogscast•

Harry's jacket

Yogs Comment | Question

This might be a strange question but does anyone recognise the jacket that Harry is usually wearing in videos? It's really nice and I'd like to get one for myself.

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r/Scotland•

So I've seen a lot of stuff about the A75 recently, and about how the UK Gov is bypassing Holyrood to provide funding for improvements to the road. My question is that how has it got to this point? Is there a specific reason why the SNP hasn't done this despite repeated promises? Now I don't like the UK gov bypassing the Scottish Government but the people in the south-east aren't going to care about that, they just want the work to be done. This feels like an SNP failure imo.

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r/Scotland•

Over the past year I've become more aware of the Scottish Independence movement, and I became a supporter of it. This I don't regret. What I do regret is how I chose to express that support. I went looking for outrage on more right-leaning political subs. I started picking fights with people on r/tories and r/ukpolitics. Don't get me wrong, outrage and anger can be fun be it's unhealthy, and that's how I've started to feel.

So I'd ask folk here to learn from my mistakes, don't go looking for outrage. Don't get addicted to it like I did, and be civil. There's much better things you can be doing with your time.

(Just to be clear this isn't a criticism of independence, the SNP, or the Greens.

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r/Yogscast•

Like it was funny the first few times but it's getting old now. I'm surprised Ravs doesn't tell them to stuff it everytime they do it. It's not even a good impression, not everyone in Scotland is from the highlands.

Rant over.

Edit: I apologise for this stupid post that I wrote. I was on one hell of a drug when I wrote it, anger. It's a pretty stupid thing to get angry over, and I'm sorry.

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r/HadesTheGame•

This might just be me but it seems like the crit chance is so tiny that I almost always pick any other Artemis boon when offered it.

Is this the general opinion or am I missing something?

EDIT: apparently it's actually really really good and I've been missing out. Don't judge a book by it's cover I guess, thanks to everyone who commented

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r/castlevania•

Best games to play/how to play them?

Symphony of the Night (1997)

Hi guys, I discovered Castlevania: Symphony of the Night recently, and I've fallen in love with it and metroidvanias as a whole. (This was the Xbox one version btw).

I've been looking at the other castlevania games that followed, aria of sorrow, order of ecclesia etc and am wondering which ones I should play/how to actually play them. Aria of sorrow was on the Gameboy advance, and I can't find any rereleases.

Can you guys help?

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