Dode412

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r/StardewValley•

Lately I've done a lot of thinking about what it would be like to move to a small town, start a small business of things I made myself, and make a small living off that.

After picking this game up again, that feeling has only gotten stronger, and now I spend hours each day just trying to find out what I can do to make this kind of dream a reality. Today, I got to wondering if anyone else had this kind of reaction as well and maybe already made the move?

Maybe you had your own personal "Joja" you needed to escape, or something was missing in your life and you thought a move would be the right decision. Whatever it was, please share your stories! I bet lots of people on this subreddit woul

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r/tipofmytongue•

So I had this game when I was a kid about 10 years ago, so early to mid 2000's for the PC. It was a medieval game where you controlled a knight with a kinda top down view and when you ran into an enemy it would pin you against them in battle in a mini field.

The most distinctive things I can remember is you could travel in game on various "vehicles", which the narrator would announce each time you selected it. You could go on foot, horse, magical coach, or dragon. I remember the magic coach specifically because it also made enemies run away from you instead of coming at you.

Also, there was an option to build your own castle and as the game progressed you could make it better, iirc it wa

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r/heroesofthestorm•

What if we had a hero who was a quest giver in their old games, and they do the same here as a trait? Maybe through pings?

For example, say they ping a merc camp and their character announces "mercenaries have kidnapped my daughter!" And now a little ui indicator on everyone's screen shows the current quest as getting that camp.

A cool little benefit could be each quest completes gives the team bonus XP. I think it could be interesting as a way to comeback or maybe get ahead or take a strategic camp without missing on too much soak. And maybe it's not just camps, but defending forts, the quest for defending is complete if three friendlies get two or more enemies out of range.

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r/buildapc•

###Troubleshooting Help:

What is your parts list? Consider formatting your parts list.

I am using the media elite build from pcmasterrace. The link to the pcpartpicker list is here: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2bJB6h

The only difference is I am using a hard drive from an older computer from a few years ago so I don't need to buy an OS or redownload games, etc.

Describe your problem. List any error messages and symptoms. Be descriptive.

I and my brother (whom has never built a pc) have unplugged and remade the whole pc about 3 times now. At first it wasn't even switching on, which we found out was due to a power cord being placed in the

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r/exmormon•

So, I recently just graduated high school, and am looking for a place to live. I don't know who else to ask, but you guys have always been nice and welcoming so I hope you can help.

I've been looking for apartments in Utah county, hopefully near/in the lehi or american fork area, or pleasent grove. I can pay between 200-350 a month, plus I have a girlfriend who will also move in and pitch in with rent if that's okay and she can help pitch in for rent.

I've been looking around and it seems the only places I can afford require a room mate but all of my friends just moved away so I don't have anyone to ask. Anyone else in my same boat? Any help is appreciated. Thank you r/exmormon! You peo

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r/Anarchy101•

So, I've been anarchist for awhile and it seems the more and more literature I read the more and more I hear about how bad GMO food is. However, I cant seem to find a reason for hating them so much in these books. So, can anyone help me understand what's so bad about it?

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r/IWantOut•

So, I am an American male, 17 years of age who wants to get out of America and to Europe. I really want to become a member of the EU and start a life there. I've done some research and it seems like Denmark would be the best place for me when it comes to culture, political beliefs, and almost every other aspect, except for the fact that I'm American so I will encounter some racism.

I've been learning Danish and am continuing to do so. I am currently finishing up my Associate's degree at a university. I make minimum wage and don't have a lot saved up sadly. I looked into Au pair programs but that idea quickly faded.

I really don't know what I am doing and could use some help. I looked at th

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r/findasubreddit•

Hey guys! So I am wanting to move to a different country (Denmark, don't know if that matters), and I have no idea what I'm doing. I was wondering if there is a subreddit where I can ask people questions regarding options, help/guides, financial info, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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r/exmormon•

So, today was stake conference. I got lucky and was able to hide in a room away from my family. So there I am, trying to find something to do because reddit is blocked when the thought hits me: "dude, wouldn't it be ironic if...?" So I immediately check. Yup. Mormongirlz is not blocked by the church wifi. Commence watching Mormon porn during stake conference. I have no regrets. What stories do you guys have of when you felt "rebellious"?

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r/Anarchy101•

So, I've identified myself as an anarchist for just about a year now, but today I had a question and I figured you guys could help me out!

So, in an anarchist community, how will they get materials, mainly things that aren't over abundant like iron? I'm mainly focused on iron and steel here, but other resources apply here too I believe. Any help?

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