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I have been trying to report a series of posts that are in clear violation of Reddit's rules (and potentially the law) but I keep getting notified that these posts were already investigated and found not to be breaking the rules.

I know that is incorrect, but there is no mechanism to provide context any more. I think the investigation is automated.

The subreddit itself seems built around this activity, so reporting posts to the sub mods is pointless. I need a person to take this seriously.

Spoilers to follow, obviously.

I've been seeing a lot of people out there on the Internet complaining about Starfield's NG+ — some say that the rewards are bad. Some say that we should be able to respec our characters at the beginning of the new universe. Some say Bethesda should've made it easier to earn points in new skills. And the most egregiously-common statement of all: people are saying you should rush the main storyline on your first playthrough, engaging with as little of the content as possible, to "save" that stuff for subsequent playthroughs so you don't get bored.

All of this is super, super wrong.

For starters, New Game + is not actually a New Game + — it's a continuation

I think the time has come to party down in Fallout 76. We have all the elements to make it happen.

We have musical instruments. We have balloons and decorations. We have radios and jukeboxes. We have grills, pools, and hot tubs. We have punchbowls. We have party drugs. We have fireworks. We have detailed and interesting CAMPs we'd love others to see.

I propose we earn an item in specific events or Daily Ops, "Invitation Pack." Using this consumable item centers a new event on the server, squarely at your CAMP. You're throwing a party, and everybody is invited.

Quest triggers could hover over various items at the CAMP, like the musical instruments or the hot tub. People could explore your

I mean, just picture it. You're a survivor of nuclear war, trying to eke out a meager living as a wandering trader in the ruins of Appalachia. The countryside is a blasted-out ruin. Crazed robots and bloodthirsty mutants roam the land, viciously protecting the pockets of supply-rich ruins left to be found.

You came back to this area recently, part of the migration that brought the Settlers of Foundation to the region, along with the Raiders and the Brotherhood of Steel. Many of you didn't make it, dying along the way from disease, starvation, and unspeakable other things.

Now you wander the area, with a small bag full of bullets, a small handful of stims, irradiated 20-year-old frozen din

December 17, 2291

My alarm clock exploded at 6:00 A.M., as it did every day. I don't mean that literally, exactly - it was an official Vault-Tec promotional alarm clock, showcasing the signature Vault Boy standing next to a nuclear bomb the same size as him. There was a clock face on one side of the bomb, and when the alarm went off, the top of the bomb popped open like a jack-in-the-box, making a crackling "boom" sound while a small light-up mushroom cloud sprang up from where the nose cone had hinged open.

I slapped down the Vault Boy's extended arm - his little thumb up - and when it clicked back into place at his side the explosion sound effects stopped.

I used the clock because i

I'm gonna be passing through KC next week, so lemme know-

-Where should I stay? -Where should I eat? -What should I do?

I don't have a lot of time, but I wanna know what the locals would recommend.

So, "My face is tired" quickly became a meme, because of how much it illustrated the problems with facial animations, but the real reason it stands out is awkward writing - that's not an expression. Why would anybody ever say that? And why is Addison suuuuuuper pissed at you no matter how long you wait to talk to her?

Because those lines were supposed to come earlier.

When you first arrive, you say that it's "nice to see some friendly faces." This is when Tann, Kesh, and Addison are all there. Addison replies that they're hungry faces, because they're almost out of food.

I think this is when Addison's outburst is supposed to have occurred. She's supposed to say "what happened to your

Did the press only talk about Watergate and Watergate-related news in the papers and on the radio, or did they still talk about bills the administration was advancing, trips Nixon was taking, appointments being made, that sort of thing?