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I was watching a friend play through silent hill 2 recently - they're new to the series, so they were taking it reeeeal slow. Exploring everything, taking a while to remember the combat controls, etc. Accordingly, the monsters in the apartment complex seemed to be vibing out whenever she walked up to them, patiently waiting until she got around to smacking them in the face with her stick

Ofc watching her play made me want to go through it again too, so I picked up a new game myself on the same disk, etc - and can barely so much as get in the same zip code as a monster before they decide to spray their hello-goop all over me.

Is this a known thing? If so, what determines it? I tried checkin

I was watching this video over at r/dataisbeautiful, and the narrator said the following:

The average citizen only produced $6 a day

Regarding people in the 1800's. Which makes sense - basically everything productivity-wise was way slower and more expensive. I'm assuming this means a mixture of three things:

• Individuals consume fewer goods (e.g. no smart phones)
• More individuals produce non-luxury items (e.g. many fewer poets/web designers/game designers/authors)
• The items those people produce last longer (individual books are treated as significant possessions, clothes

I was leafing through some of my old notes from one of my favorite campaign settings that I was planning on reusing and realized that:

1. I really like writing that type of thing
2. I'm actually pretty decent at it, considering it's something I do in my free time (in the same plane of existence of modules I've played through, definitely not among the best of them)
3. It'd be nice to have a real excuse to round out all of the notes' gaps and rough edges, since there are a lot of good ideas that never needed to be fleshed out

The setting was written with the intention of having other people work off of it (I was co-gming with 2 other people for a West Marches style campaign that eventually f

We (girlfriend and I) have a Shiba Inu who recently took to the habit of whining when we're not around to watch her eat.

While I don't think either of us mind, it's certainly a curiosity. In the past, she's been relatively defensive of food toward our other animals (although she's perfectly fine with people). I don't know of any other dogs that prefer to be watched while eating. The habit started after we started mixing her kibble with some water.

Just tried it - massively overrated, IMO.

Any other opinions/experiences?

So, my girlfriend wants it about once a month, whereas I want it about once a day. While she usually ends up giving me sex about once to, on a good week, twice a week, so I was wondering how other sexxiters deal with low levels of sex in a relationship. It tends to cause tension in our relationship since she views her sex drive as lower than usual but still normal, and I get kind of depressed when it seems like my woman isn't really into sex for at least a month at a time, but I was wondering if there was any way to get around/fix this?

Also, how much is too much to expect when it comes to sex in a relationship? I always feel guilty when I harass my SO about sex, but I'm not sure if it's ju