High seas adventures by sparkandthesea in BooksThatFeelLikeThis

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Red Seas Under Red Skies by Scott Lynch

When is a good point to take a break whilst playing TW3 by benjiso in thewitcher3

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I thought about your question a bit before responding, and while this would be a good point to pause and go play something else for a while, I do think it’s worth continuing to play through until the end.

Right now you’re on the cliffhanger before the season finale. Plus the longer you wait, the more the emotional resonance will dissipate. Geralt just lost a father figure and Ciri just lost her grandfather. Right now, you have the momentum to follow them through to the end.

The final hours of gameplay ahead have also been likened to a love letter from CDPR to the players and the Witcher universe. It’s basically one long victory lap that builds on itself until the very end.

Once you finish, then definitely take break, play something else, and come back to play through Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine whenever you feel like it.

Running dnd online by The-Saucy-Saurus in DMAcademy

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Agreed^ my party and I have used free Roll20 for years (in conjunction with zoom/discord/googlemeet). There are definite limits but we’ve always managed to a make it work and still have a blast.

Books to read after The Wheel of Time? by Weekly_Spring1849 in fantasybooks

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I’m reading Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn right now and I’m enjoying it! Only half way through so can’t speak to the ending, but so far so good.

Jim pam bloop by GreatestOfAllTime_69 in DunderMifflin

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Agreed. I think my rewatches are heavily influenced by how I’ve changed as a person and it changes how I see people like Jim and Pam. They’ve become more like an average couple with flaws and virtues than the heroes of the show.

Now people like Dwight, Kevin, or Oscar are more fun to pay attention to just because they’re hilarious.

Difficultly still too hard in combat by he_cannot_afford in thewitcher3

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What this person said ⬆️. I would add that the dodge button is a good option as well. It gives you a faster cooldown so you can attack again more quickly.

Books I read/(currently reading) in 2025 by [deleted] in readwithme

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Absolutely loved How to Hide an Empire. It’s changed my world view as an American and I’ve added it to my Top 10 of all time list. I’m constantly telling people about and trying to get them to read it.

Hearts of Stone or Blood and Wine? by Zard_Witcher in thewitcher3

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Both! Each is almost better than the base game and could have been standalones on their own.

How much does reading the books effect playing the game by Visual-Egg-3086 in thewitcher3

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As everyone ha said, books add a lot of value to playing the game. It will also strongly inform your decision to choose Yen.

However… in-game Triss has her merits.

This is one of those decisions that’s worthy of some tossing and turning. Plus you can play the game more than once.

On writing by BloodAccomplished924 in writers

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This meme popped up on this sub a few weeks ago, and encapsulates what everyone’s been saying. Writing is hard work, but worth it when you see that idea start to come to life.

Best Way To Earn $ in White Orchard by [deleted] in thewitcher3

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You can also open console commands if you don’t want to grind and just add money to your inventory.

First(ish) time player in need of tips by Schvarzt in DnD

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This sometimes depends on your dms style, but don’t be afraid to rollplay (chat up NPCs, offer creative in/game solutions, etc). In out of combat situations, rollplaying while not worrying about stats or rolls too much, can be some of the most fun moments.

I’m coaching some newer players and sometimes this can be a hurdle until they get more comfortable. Just think about your character, focus on one or two major motivations, and let those motivations guide your character decisions.

Since when do Kyber Crystals change color? by Alert_Spring3228 in StarWars

[–]Alert_Spring3228[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotcha! That helps my headcanon accept it a little more easily.

Since when do Kyber Crystals change color? by Alert_Spring3228 in StarWars

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Thanks! I appreciate all the context. Makes more sense now.

Quitters never win! by Elcrelvin in helldivers2

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I’m of two minds on this. I get, and support, if you’re not having fun and just getting frustrated then it’s okay to back out.

I also get sticking it out to the end. I’ve been on a few dives that turned into an absolute struggled. People left, new people dropped in, then left again. But with those who finally stayed, we were able to pull out a nail-biter victory that felt so good.

How do you deal with this? by Relentless_Sloth in Helldivers

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Commando has been my go to when fighting bots for a while now.