RelentlessHope

Suppose you have a story that's fun to read and flows really well, and you're proud of how it came out, but...

You know that it's full of plot holes. It might be fun to read in the moment, but if you stop to think about it, nothing makes sense. A character shouldn't act the way they've been acting. An organization has way more accomplished than they should have given the short time frame they exist. Time isn't flowing right and the undercurrent of your plot is a tangled, unsalvagable mess.

So you know you have to kill your darling. Delete the page and go back to square one. All you know is you want to tell the same story, but better. How do you figure out where to start? What steps do you

Instead of picking the best card for the situation all the time, I'm going to prioritize picking new cards if I haven't seen them or used them yet.

It's going to be fun losing!

Deciding with my friend group when to go to PAX East and weighing the pros and cons of each day. We've only been one year and this was what it was like from what we remember:

• Thursday: the slowest. Merch will be more readily available. Demos will have shorter lines.
• Friday: more energy, better events, merch should still be around
• Saturday: the best events, but the most crowds. Expect to stand in long lines for merch and demos. Expect merch to start running out.
• Sunday: Okay events, less merch, but still decent crowds

Does this seem correct to anyone with more experience at PAX east?

I'm only a little interested in the main game, but I would love to know how good/deep the DLC is in terms of farming!

I was the one sitting behind you. I am so sorry for screaming so loudly 😭😭

So quick correction - Larry and Curly are not our real names, BUT we both happen to share our names with two out of three of a trio of popular-ish fictional characters. For the sake of remaining somewhat anonymous, I'm using Larry and Curly from The Three Stooges to get the idea across.

Anyway, we've been married for five years, and I have this running joke where I say we're naming our kid Moe. And he absolutely hates the name and keeps turning me down. We laugh about it, but he is serious about not liking the name. I've tried to give him alternatives (Monique if it's a girl, or we can call them something like Morris or Mordecai or whatever so their nickname can be Moe) but he won't budge.