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This is sort of a meta-hypothetical. Hypothetically, a genie appears and offers you the ability to make the sun invisible to you and one other person at will (details at end of post). But he charges you a certain sum of money.

Imagine he appears and offers this ability to alternate-universe versions of you for different values, at these price levels (in USD, converted to your local currency, with purchasing power differences considered):

• $5
• $50
• $500
• $2500
• $5000
• $25,000
• $50,000
• $75,000
• $100,000
• $125,000
• $250,000
• $500,000
• $1,000,000
• $10,000,000, and increasing multiples of 10.

What is the lowest price you would refuse, or highest price you would pay

I've been leveling some alts lately, and I decided to go back and get one alt of each class through their Legion order halls in order to get each class's artifacts, title(s*), and mount(s).

^^*(did ^^you ^^know ^^druids ^^get ^^two ^^titles?)

Part way through the Kingslayers quest for rogue, I started getting some deja vu:

To start, this is the machinima I am referring to: The Craft of War: BLIND; which anyone who was active in the community at the time of its release is sure to recognize, it was super popular at the time. The youtube upload seems to have been privated, but even this vimeo re-upload has 1.5 million views.

And to compare/refresh your memory, y

Minor update to my earlier TIFU post about getting my girlfriend hooked on Baldur's Gate 3 -- I let her finish her campaign on my nice computer, then we left for a 10-day trip (I had another work trip and brought her along). Now that we're back, I've got her set up with GeforceNow -- just the free account for now, but if she likes it we'll upgrade. She's playing my copy via steam family sharing, but I am expecting I'll buy her her own copy and we'll do more multiplayer together before too long.

The fuck-up on my part happened a week ago, but the consequences only really became clear today.

A week ago, I left on a week-long business trip -- my first trip since moving in with my girlfriend a few weeks previously. My girlfriend does enjoy video games from time to time, but I am much more The Gamer GF(tm) in the relationship, with the several-thousand-dollar PC, two monitors, big desk, the works. She typically just plays on her laptop or Switch.

(Before the move, we'd played a few multiplayer games together on my computer, including some Baldur's Gate 3 (local co-op) which she'd enjoyed... a moderate amount.)

Before I left on my trip, I decided to set up my computer with a guest ac