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hey all, I play this game on my Microsoft surface, which I realize isn't the ideal gaming setup but it was running balatro really well until the update a couple days ago, which makes it run at a slideshow level FPS. Does anyone know if there is a setting or something to fix this?

I'm on windows and my friend is on mac. We have been playing BG3 fine for the past bit, but today when I tried to join the game we discovered that his game version is earlier then mine even though steam doesn't prompt any updates. Is there any way for me to down date my game to be playable with his? Does anyone know when this issue will be fixed?

Hey,

I have been thinking about modifying my old SR 3000 Electronic graduate (Model number 161.530) electric typewriter. I noticed that that coming out of the circuitry for the keyboard is there is a easily assessable 40 pin socket it looks like you can plug something into. I have not been able to find any information about something like this online, does anyone here have any ideas?

Also, if anyone has a maintenance or user's manual for this typewriter it would be greatly appreciated.

I've just started doing venenatis in the wilderness, which is a lot of fun, but I have found that almost every time a gang of pkers comes I get frozen and immediately killed, even when I am chugging brews and wearing black d'hide. Is there any trick I'm missing to get away or there basically nothing I can do in that situation and I should just focus on killing the boss?

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Platform(s): IOS/Andriod

Genre: 2d wave-based fighter?

Estimated year of release: Probably sometime before 2015

Graphics: 2d, pixelated (8 or 16 bit). Side view.

Notable gameplay mechanics: You go around fighting waves of slimes, skeletons, bats, etc in a small arena. As you progress further in the levels, the arena changes background, getting more traps and I think harder enemies. Cards spawn around the map which, if collected, give you some kind of elemental powerup depending on their color. Enemies dropped gem like currency called rupees much like zelda which could be spent to unlock new and stronger powerups.

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That's all I remember, had a lot of fun playing this with my br

I'm making a soldier bard who specializes in playing a drum in battle. I wanted to make damage-dealing cantrip which fits that flavor and provides something else to do other than vicious mockery, while also staying within the bards slice of the ability pie. What do you think? Do you all have any ideas of how to tweak / possibly make it feel more bard-y?

Drumbeat of Death. You perform a disturbing rhythm imbued with arcane power which can invoke unease in even the densest ranks of soldiers. 3 target creatures within range make an intelligence saving throw. Each target who fails has disadvantage on ability checks on their next turn and takes 1d4-1 psychic damage. If all fail, each target

Hey! I just got my first opportunity to play Returnal with the PC port, and it has been a blast. I initially used an xbox one controller I had lying around because I assumed the game, being originally a ps5 exclusive, would be best played with a controller. Now, as I get a feel for the game, I find myself wishing for the precision and speed of mouse and keyboard, but I really don't want to make the game too easy and just blowing through the experience in a way that the developers didn't really design around. Whats your guy's thoughts?