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Hopefully this isn’t a solved thing and I’m annoying everyone by asking…

So I’m vaguely aware that if Hulrun is dead, that’s bad in act five, because if he’s not around Drezen to help hold an important strategic resource then the player has to make a hard call about what to prioritize and what to abandon.

I didn’t kill him, and I thought I resolved things with him and his Desnan rivals as peacefully as I could, but I’ve just gotten the notification in act three that he’s resigned and turned himself in to the proper authorities for abuse of power, and one of his subordinates is here instead.

For the purposes of consequences who knows how many real world days down the line, is this effectiv

Welcome to 2026 y'all! To celebrate the new year, we have a very different sort of adventure for all of you to enjoy, with a very different sort of woman to enjoy it with... if you choose to accept of course.

Sorry for the lateness of the post; I had some health problems I won't get into.

On a more personal note, I'd like to thank my fellow contributors even more than usual, without whose help this week would never have gotten done, let alone in its present, gorgeous form, on time (ish), and at our usual standards of quality. I'd especially like to single out u/Bunny-Dreadful, u/drNeoKorteks, and u/MasterHand1095 for their contributions.

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Hey! I'm just getting into the game (classic, not Alpha Strike), and we're slow walking the introduction of new technology. We started playing just IntroTech with off-the-shelf 'Mechs, then moved on to building custom 'Mechs, and have recently opened up the tech tree to Standard.

We might allow one Advanced 'Mech in the next game, in which case I wanted to experiment with some of the toys I'd had my eye on: variable speed pulse lasers and the partial wing.

But since it's just the one 'Mech and I don't know enough about MegaMek to actually use the playtesting function, I figured I'd ask the Internet: is the 50 ton ‘Mech with two heat neutral targeting computer assisted MVSPs on a ten he

Not sure if this should instead go in the Questions Thread; just to be sure I'm posting it both places but I'll delete it on request if I'm overstepping.

I'm currently playing Shadows of Valencia on Citra.

I'm trying to use a "Sonya & Deen Recruitment" code I found here, but unfortunately I can't seem to get it to work, even after looking up additional documentation and finding I'm supposed to hit Start and one of the shoulder buttons simultaneously to activate.

I've also found that a lot of the codes in that document don't work or

This week, I'd like to extend my special and heartfelt thanks to u/MasterHand1095, u/Bunny-Dreadful, u/WanderingDaydream1, and u/drNeoKorteks. While every issue is a collaboration to varying extents, this week they aren't just helping hands, but full contributors, as you'll see! In particular, u/Bunny-Dreadful's skillful use of visual editing software made this Halloween Special the artistic success (I believe that) it is.

Oh, and just in case, because many past readers have reported being unsure of the rules for these Halloween Specials: feel free to ask if you have any questions or don't quite understand how to play.

But, with that out of the way, [happy Hallow's Eve](https://imgchest.co

I'm trying to find a combo-based interactive where the player got four wishes from a genie instead of three if they picked off a list of lewd options, with a bunch of fun combinations afterwards and ended with a set of options the player had to pick blind if they wished to "outsmart her" or something, but I can't remember the name and looking for "genie" and "wish" hasn't helped much even on the interactive index.

I know, I'm as surprised as you that I actually finished something new. Anyway, here's the goods.

For what it's worth, while the series has got a reputation for being brutally hard, and it's certainly not easy, I personally don't think it's that hard so much as opaque and bad at teaching people how to play it, and for our long-time subscribers I think the incredible powers they have access to will account for a lot not.

Not that I don't also think my own perks were pretty-

I'm rambling. Sorry. I'm tired. Enjoy, happy post-birthday, America, and we'll see you next week.

Previous Week: [The Noble Paths of Love and Virtue Special](https://www.reddit

Just a personal favorite (with a few major exceptions for a few major categories), nothing too fancy. I was enjoying a stroll down memory lane and thought I'd share it with everyone.

The Deities section is kind of a shitpost and I wish they didn't always crowbar bestiality in, but what can you do? It's a fun source to imagine adventures with.

Sometimes I wish I knew what I was doing; I'd love an interactive port at some point..

I’m in an argument with a friend who is playing the game and all the DLC in order from the beginning. Which means he isn’t experiencing any of the DLC as intended since he unlocked the Darkana first, but I digress.

He was saying that he disliked Emergency Meeting and Unjust Vent, and claimed the enemies killed by them didn’t drop experience, citing that he was sometimes hundreds of levels behind after using them. This was news to me, but I’m not currently in a position to refute him and if it’s true none of the wikis seem to talk about it.

Is it true? If it is, what other weapons (besides the Pentagram at least) can inhibit levelling by not dropping experience?

Hey everybody! It's me, again, sort of! I'm back! For a minute, before I immediately fade into obscurity again.

But here's the month's rescue program, featuring several characters in various stages of distress, several perks with varying levels of built-in lewdness, and a couple of extra vouchers for those who want to go back through the week and get a little more.

https://preview.redd.it/w8wxpiypplrd1.png?width=1800&format=png&auto=webp&s=141207e8a9bb06dca158e8cd622ad3c0a9f7a98e

Here's the ImageChest link (hope I did it right; I'm rusty as hell), [here's the link to the archives](https://www.reddit.com/r/nsfwcyoa/comments/119rcsy/weekly_waifu_a

May as well not beat around the bush: I'm here because I just played a bit of Ogre Battle 64 back in high school and I don't know much about the franchise.

But the current TVTropes page for Classes currently confidently, and in my mind probably incorrectly, compares most of them to their Fire Emblem equivalents, even though the game as a whole clearly takes as much and more inspiration from Ogre Battle.

If someone were willing to look over the page and make the appropriate comparisons and/or edits, I would be obliged.

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Characters/UnicornOverlordClasses

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