teamtebow

Weird and I've never noticed anything like this. I'm coming back after not playing for a year or two, never had any problems. For the past week, haven't had problems.

But theres this one area in Velia with a clusterfuck of fishers stacked on each other that will immediately crash my game if I get too close.

I dunno if it's related to the player count, maybe a cosmetic, but it's 100% related to the area. I crashed at least 10 times and kept trying to follow suggestions I found online, but when I tried logging in and just running away from the spot, suddenly my game is fine.

It seems like a relatively small area. I was able to sail out of Velia port, through 20 something galleys, but that

To preface, shoutout to the devs for their hard work. I really like spiderdude, and sawmill is a lot of fun.I've played since the discord release, but I'm just now writing this because of all the renewed interest.

That said, I have three major complaints

1. Scrap progression feels meaningless now. On launch, there was a lot more you needed to scavenge for. Getting a crafting recipe every time was a bit too clunky, but every player could make a fairly expensive item + upgrade their class tool significantly. This made it so going off the main path for scrap was worthwhile. It gave survivors an interesting decision;risk losing their current investments to get slightly stronger, or just chug

The early prison system and early underlord implementation was really poor imo. Felt like the game didn't quite know what it was doing, and I thought the core game couldn't work. Left around the time the underlords were first added.

Didn't see much news after I left.

Game is fukn great now. I'm glad the developers were willing to undo some features. I'm glad they're taking the chance to experiment with stuff like the prison. They really cut down on a lot of the screen clutter nonsense. I was able to pick up and play well after being gone for so long, even with all the changes.

Now, heres to hoping that good energy rubs off on Artifact.

Boss said "Please ring the doorbell by that door and someone will let you in".

I swung by the building. Theres a normal door bell, a sign next to it saying "ring for deliveries" and an intercom system off a bit farther to the side.

Gut says to follow instructions exactly and ring doorbell, but I also just don't want to use the intercom.

I'm pretty sure I'll get fired for this. What do?

Like many of you also noticed, POE Trade Macro is getting unbearably slow (and still relies on a 3rd party API), so a few years ago, GGG set about making a replacement. Today, that replacement is still largely disliked, and I would like to introduce you to Solo Self Found.

This is an ancient release, but they've managed to knock out most of the troublesome items. Solo Self Found supports:

Yourself
All your friends 

Support is nonexistant.

Other features on their way:

I remember this being the plan, but thought it was rolled back.

Stuck between playing one of the least pleasant metas i've seen in a card's standard AND draft mode, or wasting the mastery pass. Only winning move is to not play.

Feb 11, 2019, the official blog announced the sale of Hyperion for 137.8 ETH. It mentioned being the highest selling card for a short while, before being overtaken by a copy of black lotus that apparently sold around the same time. https://blog.godsunchained.com/2019/02/11/the-62000-card/

August 7, 2018, this site named BlockChainGamer, announced the sale of Hyperion for 146.271 ETH. It mentioned being the highest selling card for a short while, before being overtaken by a copy of black lotus that apparently sold around the same time. https://www.blockchaingamer.biz/news/5374/gods-unchained-sells-the-second-most-valuable-card-in-the-world/

The strangest part, to me, is that the older annou