yodacoder

Today was my first time, my prescriber wanted me to start with 50mg tablets and titrate up. I had caffeine beforehand which wasn't a great idea lol.

Within about 20 minutes, I noticed my ADHD type brain noise had calmed down. Sort of how stimulants do but a bit different. My mind was just quiet. I also noticed a slight perceptual change. I was with others who were watching me for safety. It stayed this way for a little while, so I figured I started with a nice, low dose.

As I was about to find out minutes later, this is not infact, what the peak of low dose ketatmine feels like, and I soon rapidly experienced lightheadedness (BP/O2 were fine), became sort of crosseyed, and everything felt

Title. It was by a younger YouTuber and he was the "god" of the simulation and was talking to people on earth, then revealed he can talk to his God, and that god can talk to their God, and there's a big chain of gods going up.

They said empire's fleet is destroyed.

How much of the fleet was destroyed? I can't imagine all means 100%, wouldn't make sense to not leave a few ships behind protecting trantor.

Maybe even more then that survived, and I wonder what percentage of the fleet is really gone.

What causes it to be pleasurable from a biological sense?

Pains in the ass? Pain in the asses?

Pains in the asses?

It's so stupid but I can't figure it out

Even if the changes were better received by the community, story content still seems to bring in the most players and probably the biggest boost in revenue.

Imagine instead of 3 hours of new story every "expansion" every two years we got 10+ every year.

So why not spend 3/4 of the budget on story and the other 1/4th on fixing bugs & enhancing the end game experience with minor combat changes, rather than spending most of the effort and budget on controversial (even game breaking) changes?

(Also, I can see a reason for redoing combat mechanics but the UI changes were totally unnecessary.)