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Messages - Frumple

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Are there any reuseable n95ers? I just did a glancing cost check and they seem to be sold in the price range of 10-30 Crowns per mask ($1-3) here, and 20 crowns per day isn't a negligible reoccurrent cost.
Most of them I've noticed are noted as being reusable at least four or five times before it starts being a concern, iirc, especially if you let them air out for a day or two between uses.

You might want to be extra careful if you've been in a particularly high risk environment (i.e. inside a hospital or whatever), but for day to day use some reuse seems to be okay.

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What the hell else could warrant violently dragging someone out of a car?

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N, R, and P 99 all seem to be about the same thing; 99% minimum efficiency respirators. There's a 100 tier, too, that's 99.97% efficient. Mostly seems to be getting up to the point there's active filters of some sort or another going on, they seem to generally have the lil' insert thingummies on 'em. They're apparently notably less comfortable than a n95, and largely overkill for general use to boot.

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Other Games / Re: Games you wish existed
« on: March 01, 2023, 08:30:25 pm »
I wish an RPG existed in which non-violent interactions with NPCs had the same mechanical depth as combat and were an equally valid option for solving encounters and quests.
This is from like a month ago, but Griftlands more or less literally has its non-violent interactions have the same mechanical depth as its combat ones, because it's a deck builder that has separate decks for physical and non-physical conflict.

From what I recall, it's not the only game out there that rolls like that, too, though I'm blanking on specifics. Trawling around smaller indie/experimental RPG adjacent stuff is probably your best bet to find stuff like this. Itch.io, etc.

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: March 01, 2023, 08:09:49 pm »
I have today learned of the satanic leaf-tailed gecko. Adorably bitey lizards, but they got one hell of a name. *desultory drum tish*

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General Discussion / Re: The Devil vs The Levid
« on: March 01, 2023, 05:38:59 pm »

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you mildly upset today thread
« on: February 28, 2023, 07:54:34 pm »
that feeling when you're carrying food into another room, and because your hands are occupied doing that there's not much you can do but watch as the spoon or fork or whatever slides down into the bowl and sinks beneath the surface of whatever you're planning on eating

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Other Games / Re: How did you last die?
« on: February 28, 2023, 07:29:05 pm »
Y'know, I can't remember if phoenix feather golems were amazing finds or unholy death machines. It was one of the two, but I can't remember which. The parts were either super valuable and they were easy to kill, or they were basically hyperspeed monofiliament murdermachines, and it's been so long since I played IVAN I'unno which it is.

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: February 27, 2023, 10:13:27 pm »
that feeling when you come across a comic page of darth vader jumping off a winged horse to attack a giant land shark that shoots lasers out its mouth

like

thank you, yes, i didn't know vader riding space!pegasus vs landshark kaiju was something that would brighten my day

but, uh

===

anyway, i can't be arsed to link it but searching google for darth vader land shark will probably find it if you, too, wish to see this thing

E: to be slightly more helpful, it's apparently from the first volume of Darth Vader: Dark Visions, in which annieboy crash lands on a planet ravaged by a world destroying shark kaiju, and then apparently does space wizard battle with it.

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Other Games / Re: Amazing Cultivation Simulator
« on: February 26, 2023, 06:00:45 pm »
The dog is just a puppy. Can it actually help at all?
The puppy could probably murder your entire sect at the point you get it, iirc. Folks have already noted it, but it's a significant force multiplier early in the game, and can largely handle most invasions you'll encounter for a... while. Don't underestimate the bowwow.

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: February 26, 2023, 11:06:05 am »
I think they're trying to make a joke about the similarly spelled small burrowing mammal?

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Other Games / Re: Pocket games thread
« on: February 26, 2023, 09:30:12 am »
Space Battleship Story RPG, Chimera (Soul Armors, prior to it existing) Recollect, Stick Rangers. Those have been about the only three I can recall that have been consistently on my mobile devices since I've had mobile devices to put things on and noticed the games existed. Don't necessarily play them very often (my tablet's more for reading, don't really use the phone much at all), but they're always there.

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General Discussion / Re: AmeriPol thread
« on: February 26, 2023, 08:29:58 am »
Contacts with minors are voidable, as far as I'm aware without exception in any state of the US; that is, they can be annulled without consequence to the minor. It's a risk companies take when they make contracts with chilluns, which is one of the reasons any business that isn't skeevy as all hell tends to not do business with them beyond, like, a cash register. If an issue is with underage folks having debts, fucking void the debts. Issuers took their chances, let them choke on it.

I'd probably go a step further and have the sacks of shit that issued the debt to begin with have to pay the kids they tried to entrap double the amount the kid owed, but I'm less sure how legal that would be.

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frigafrassin

cat is using my foot as a pillow

it is adorable and also my foot is warm

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General Discussion / Re: Reactions to Chinese White Balloon of AI Awareness
« on: February 25, 2023, 09:38:14 pm »
Learned speakers speak the language by the book, native speakers speak the tongue by the heart.

The latter is, sometimes unfortunately, always the correct one, in a way, since it is their language. Even though sometimes they speak so wrongly it makes everyone else both native and taught mad, like people who say "could of" instead of "could have/could've" and similar "X of" constructs, which clearly is not just wrong to everyone who can spot it but also breaks the language in a way that is contrarian to ease of use and understanding but hey they carry the language in their hearts so they have the right to debase and ruin it by their ignorance
the best one is "coulda", which coulda' been any of them :V

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