
Senray
u/Senray

Is there a mod for contemporary campus life buildings, as opposed to the classical style they are provided in?
Is it possible to/has anyone lifted a 2020 VT? I'd like to get a couple extra inches off the ground for better clearance and handling in snow?
LA commentator reverses the burden of proof, erroneously states that a charge could land LAOP on the sex offender registry and completely misses the elements of an offense
np.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/na9d50/c...I'm looking for a game with a solarpunk aesthetic (environmentalistic, optimistic cyberpunk more or less). Ideally a city-building game, but an RPG or survival/life sim game would be great too. I tried Anno 2205, but I found the gameplay boring and the UI confusing (especially the lack of any indication of time). If a city builder, something more difficult than Cities Skylines would be great.
When I download a large document, I lose my internet connection intermittently. Windows 10, Gigabyte Z490 Aorus Elite AC motherboard with on-board wifi.
My other laptop, on the same network, is unaffected.
So, I was playing RDR2, and I really kept thinking that I'd like to play a game in a similar setting from the perspective of a settler, building a house, or a town in the old west (or similar unsettled area). Is there any game like this?
I play on PC, something like the settler role in Wildstar when that game briefly existed, that was cool. Not super interested in combat heavy game play, ideally. Specifically looking for something where you play a character, rather than a city-builder
