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Discovered a weird thing today. Had a balcony with chairs on it, when I destroyed a chair, the corner pieces fell off and couldn't be rebuilt.

I put the chair back, and I could rebuild the square.

Chairs are magic.

I just started using colour fluid pipes, and for some reason they keep running dry.

It looks like if I use the same space pipe to feed each different lane into a different platform, the ones up the pipe always run dry while the pipe incredibly slowly fills up the unnecessary space going to a platform that doesn't even use that lane.

So platform 1 and 2 can't maintain the fluid needed, because every second drop goes to fill up a long pipe to another platform where it won't ever be used. Normally I'd just wait it out... but it also seems like this will take forever.

Is the trick to just, once you've hit your first platform, always put the next platform nearby to limit the amount of pipe tha

Those developers are back at it at Dartmouth Cove again this morning. They just put up a couple of large 'no trespassing' signs on the trail, claiming it is closed to pedestrians. Needless to say, the trail is not closed.

The signs also blame HRM for the 'closure'. HRM had a hand in preventing them from closing the trail last year, so if anything HRM is to thank for keeping the trail open. Not surprising they act like this.

Fortunately everyone is just ignoring them, laughing at them, or angrily taking pictures before walking past.

My old Gaggia reservoir machine today stopped pumping water. (I hope that's the right model in the title, it's literally the only thing on the label next to Mod:)

Yesterday, it was normal good water flow, today the first and second cup had a 5-10 second delay before it began pouring (and when it did pour, the water flow was good, like wasn't a slow trickle as if it was clogged), then the third cup nothing happens at all.

I see lots of stuff about priming the pump, but it also mentions opening the steam valves. I never use the steam, but when i opened them and flipped the switch, nothing at all happened either. All the priming the pump info I could find says to let the air flow out that way

Was just going to do the end bosses then do the DLC since it doesn't start you on NG+ right away. Didn't realize I had to kill Vendrick.

So just kinda bricked my run, no Aldia fight or ending. Hooray.

Just found this out googling info on soul memory ranges for co-op and found old threads. I'm sure it's fairly common knowledge around here, but I had no idea.

When selecting a bonfire to warp to, if there is a red border it means that's the place for you to go for multiplayer.

Return to Drangleic going well for me.

Chilling at ruin sentinels, sign down, reading a book, helping people kill those ganging up pricks.

Always been my favourite part of these games.

Made a home that needs a 60 degree roof support... but that piece only exists in T2, not T1 or 3...

Did the game break and somehow I didn't unlock it? The wiki doesn't show that piece as existing either.

I was building with the T1 wood, and I could go 4 stories tall even when over-engineering it with beams and supports and whatnot.

I replaced the foundation with T2 foundation, and now my T1 walls can go a bit over 7 stories. Nothing I do seems to reduce or increase it.

So... are foundations are all that matters?

Anyone know where they actually sell tailbone cushions around here? (dartmouth preferably)

Walmart and Staples only have them as order from elsewhere and I'd really like to avoid Amazon. Someone told me lawton's, but their website makes no mention of it all among their other products.

Thanks!

Completely hooked on this game after getting it for practically nothing, did not fully click with me until the steam sale was over for weeks.

Now I sit here on a long weekend, staring at historical steam sale data, convincing myself it'll be on sale in the next 5 days, and I'm way too stubborn to back down and pay full price now.

I have been spoiled.

I just finished reading the book "The Kingdom of Matthias" by Paul E. Johnson and Sean Wilentz, about a small second great awakening cult in upstate New York (1830s) after a friend recommended it; I couldn't put the book down.

A radical cult based around returning to masculinity and unshakable patriarchy due to feeling uncomfortable/dissatisfied with the inevitable changes of society and the world, with a lot of focus on increasing women's rights and changes to the role women play in family and spiritual life. Yearning to return to the simplicity of a world where men are in charge and things weren't so scary and complicated. A cult where the the idea of giving women rights means attacking