SpoonBasim

So I've been meaning to make this post for a while now after lurking in the community for a long time.

I see a lot of posts recommending the Wandering Inn using it's length as part of the 'sales pitch'. Inevitability some people hear the "14 million words" or "longest work of fiction" and nope right out and honestly I can't say I blame them. If someone was trying to get me into this series and the biggest selling point was 'there's a lot of it' I don't think I would have felt the inclination to even start.

Now as for how I got into the Wandering Inn; I had just finished my first litrpg audio book, HWFWM, and was hoping to find something similar. TWI was in recommended category and the art

I've seen a couple threads here today talking about the variety of M1 weapon fire as well as IMO reasonable questions such as (where is grenade/rocket launcher or flame thrower etc).

Isn't the solution obvious? Seems like those weapons tied to future abilities that makes the hero equip the weapon for a certain number of shots. You could even have rocket jumping for that sweet verticallity. I dont think theres anything mana in the game so with a short cooldown its basically like weapon switching.

Thought it was worth discussing since it seems to be a lot of peoples gut reaction to what they are seeing.

Ive been dealing with an issue this week where my renders have these strange (mostly red) dots in seemingly random areas.

I've tried rendering with an absurd number of samples in basically all areas but still have these dots in some renders.

Any Idea what the cause might be?

They only seem to appear in the Volume Lighting, Diffuse, Reflection and Specular AOVs from what I can tell.

The Man of Science is an important character type in many Lovecraft stories. He is unfortunately rather underrepresented in Darkest Dungeon however so I hoped to remedy that.

He is a gadget user whose primary weapon is a single weak Derringer Pistol. I imagine him being primarily a rear position support class. His primary motive is to apply fact and logic to the inexplicable horrors of the estate. Dispatching foes with his unscrupulous experiments, he turns them equal part victim and test subject. When the magnitude of the unanswered questions become too much to bear he turns to madness, turning his experiments on the closest living samples; his fellow party members.

https://imgur.com/a/zF

I know it is legal to tow a vehicle whose alarm is going off in the city of Long Beach, but there was never any attempt to contact me or wait for it to go off. I live right next to where it was parked (street parking) and I heard nothing.

Now the tow company says I owe them $441 dollars to release it for an issue that felt very much out of my control?

Is this justice? What can I do here?

First off, I'm a huge fan of Artifact and don't have much else negative to say about it. The payment model doesn't bother me and the gameplay looks legit super fun.

But coming from Dota 2 I cant help but be disappointed by the representation of Outworld Devourer. And with the recent revelations that the devs don't plan on buffing heroes ever, it killed all hope I had that I OD would ever be relevant in the game entirely.

In my opinion Outworld Devourer is an incredibly well designed Hero in Dota 2. From his appearance and play-style to his voice and lore, everything about him screams the peak of fantasy coolness and badassery.

That's why it saddens me so incredibly that his representati

Stealth is a central theme to so many of Dotas heroes. Rikimaru in particular is one hero I cant imagine making it in without his signature invisibility.

How can valve incorporate this mechanic into artifact in a way that's interesting, fair and fun?

This is purely for cosmetics, but if Divine Rapier had a fancy little model when dropped, would it impact game play at all? This is purely for prettiness and isn't too important, but I think it would be cool to see a golden sword sticking out of the ground and have people scrabbling for it.