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That should be normal. "listen to your body" is the general advice I'd give there. Some people eat on schedule, to the same level, because it's part of their daily ritual. If you're not feeling at least a little hungry at meal time then that might be a sign to adjust things.

Mind, listen to your body can also be goddamn terrible advice. When my grandmother does that she ends up in the hospital these days, due either to dehydration or issues with not bloody eating. Sometimes your body gives you really shitty signals.

In any case, yeah, sometimes I'll end up forgetting if I ate earlier in the day. Tends to happen when it's early/a small meal, and I take a nap or get really engaged with something. Will end up not entirely sure if I ate or not. Generally, if I really can't tell I'll first see if I'm having any issues with shaking, and then maybe nibble on something small, just to make sure I don't friggin' fall over or somethin'.

There are already spelljammers present in BG2 -- there's one docked in the Underdark city.

Sure, but that was like twenty years ago.

Spelljammer (especially a pretty damn well animated nautiloid, for that matter) in a fairly major game franchise two decades later surprised me.

Different link for that second one, if it helps any: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-06-16/suspects-charged-killing-santa-cruz-cop-and-oakland-federal-officer

Dunno. Last I heard anything about airports, they were packing people into small rooms for hours *shrugs*

The concept of the TSA stepping up is pretty laughable, tho', so I'd image it's not going well.

Huh. It keeps that up, and the upside to this whole mess is we'll finally have found proof FTL (transmission speed goes below zero seconds or somethin') is possible, and the theory of spontaneous generation will see a revival as the plague starts creating people ex nihilo to infect.

I don't welcome our reality breaking crow virus overlords, but I'd at least feel less bad about our species getting collectively shitkicked by them. Somewhat less bad. Maybe a little.

I have zero idea about the answer to any of those in-game questions (though the name rings an old, very faint bell, as does the mention of an elements city... might have been one I dipped into years and years ago, back when I was sorta' interested in muds), but just the clear it up you're definitely asking in the right subforum. Other Games is indeed the place for questions like the ones you have.

I mean... it depends on the celebrity. It's pretty easy to see how someone who's works (music, acting, writing, whatever) offered who knows how much comfort or happiness or whatever to you would cause you to be sad when you find out the person passed away. Or just disappointed that someone greatly skilled or enthusiastic or whatev' in their field isn't around anymore, or so on.

Like, I can't say I've really felt like that myself, much (probably the closest I can recall was when prachett passed), 'cause I don't invest much emotionally into any one creator or body of works, but I can understand the sentiment pretty easily. Some folks really do seriously invest themselves like that, spend hours and hours steadily experiencing someone specific's stuff, or have really pivotal moments in their life it helps carry them through, or etc., and for those sorts of folks being pretty tore up when the person in question passes is just... totally understandable, yeah?

Okay, so. I Dracula Genesis. Twinstick roguelite, enter the gungeon-ish. Seems neat, not point of post.

Is anyone else that has noticed the thing also getting significant Chaos Engine vibes from the general aesthetics? 'Cause I've been watching vids, hearing folks say the look is significantly unique, and I'm just going, "Chaos Engine. This thing reminds of me of chaos engine." Modernized, and whatnot, but... still.