RedAtMath

u/RedAtMath


r/legaladvice•

Location: Oklahoma

Yesterday I came home to a notice posted on the door of my and other apartments.

We are, "adjusting our parking policy effective July 1, 2025. All previously assigned parking spaces will become unassigned, and residents will be allowed to park on a first-come, first-served basis in the garage.

Parking registration will still be required for all vehicles, and guest parking will remain available on the 7th floor and street parking surrounding the community.

Residents with more than one vehicle may still park in the garage as long as the additional vehicle(s) are registered and fit within the space available. Please be considerate and leave adequate space between vehi

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r/darkestdungeon•

I really love the idea of New Game+ in some games. Taking all the work you've put into a game and not having to throw it all away to replay the story is something I find appealing. Unfortunately, for me at least, the New Game+ in Darkest Dungeon doesn't exactly do that.

From the patch notes starting a NG+ means, "Players must use the DD Strict gameplay options, tougher monsters, and two extra criteria: Complete the game in 91 Weeks with less than 13 deaths. Failure to do so and players will be greeted with a game over, and a deleted save." which doesn't allow me to take with me anything from my old save, just unlocks a harder difficulty and creates a Lose State (I've always played with al

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r/darkestdungeon•

If you haven't set foot into the Final Dungeon, not reading further would be good.

Would it be possible to change the Objective for the Scouting missions so that exploring in them works similar to the way room progression is handled in The Darkest Dungeon? I've always thought the Scouting mission and the Exterminate mission were virtually indistinguishable from one another and think it would be an interesting change. If the Scouting mission's goal could somehow be tied to actually revealing (Ya know, Scouting) the entire map so that you could turn back from dead-ends if you had already received a successful scout could be an interesting offset from the added difficulty of potentially goin

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r/letsplay•

I'm just curious what, if anything, the new Youtube Gaming platform has been doing for you all? I've only ever seen it mentioned on this sub in regards to Streaming, but that existed before YG went live. I only recently noticed that you can see if people are viewing your videos on youtube.com or gaming.youtube.com under Analytics > Views > More > Youtube Product. My thoughts are...underwhelming to say the least, with it being 0.2% of my traffic.

So I'd like to here from the community here; what do your sources look like? Is it helping smaller Let's Players stand it? Is it reinforcing the status quo? Is it what you thought it would be?

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