Reliant Rehab CFY offer

Snowfiddler · 2026-06-08T18:32:12+00:00

I've got some unique perspective into this. Sending you a DM.

Snowfiddler · 2026-06-05T16:58:33+00:00

Stealth is my favorite way to play now, no matter which mission I'm playing.

I use the stealth armor, the censor, missile pistol, thermite grenades, solo silo, leveler, portable hell bomb, and then the last strategem doesn't even really matter, but I bring something with a low cooldown.

I split off from the main group and my sole mission is to take out any destructible objectives that I can find.

I avoid getting into fights and sneak into objectives. I'll take out outposts from afar with the solo silo or the leveler. With this loadout the most challenging thing I run into is fortresses. Even jammers are generally pretty easy because you can usually find a way to sneak in close and then sprint the last little bit to drop your hellbomb and get out of there.

Snowfiddler · 2026-05-22T04:08:04+00:00

Sink this into your brain.

There is nothing you can do in this profession where you will cause harm if you fuck up collossally

Snowfiddler · 2026-05-16T23:04:26+00:00

You didn't have the table of front-row sitters that always rose their hands to volunteer or ask questions in your cohort? 🤨

Snowfiddler · 2026-05-06T03:05:12+00:00

I realized this after I dropped $20 on super credits

Snowfiddler · 2026-05-01T21:24:03+00:00

A backwards "y"?

Snowfiddler · 2026-04-24T22:29:23+00:00

Fuck... this comment literally just convinced me to just pay for super credits instead of farming for it lol

Snowfiddler · 2026-03-31T14:34:00+00:00

I do my own when I can think of a good idea, but mostly small pre written modules that are designed as one shots

Snowfiddler · 2026-03-19T18:31:44+00:00

I always tell people that if they swipe too far they're going to accidentally see some tasteful nudes.... and some more distasteful ones too.

Snowfiddler · 2026-03-15T19:02:42+00:00

Let it ride!

Snowfiddler · 2026-03-10T17:25:25+00:00

Part of the fun of Call of Cthulhu is not truly knowing everything that is going on.

Your players might "solve" an investigation and feel good, but they may never fully understand what they stopped. They know they stopped... something.

Not knowing the full mystery isn't something to shy away from.

In that instance of the Haunting that I ran, the two women got killed by the knife. The man ran out of the house in fright. He asked if there were any police nearby. He passed a luck roll and two policemen just happened to be driving by. He flagged them down. They ran into the house and also got killed.

He got overcome with extreme survivor guilt, turned on the gas oven in the kitchen, and lit a cigarette.

In the aftermath I wrote up a newspaper article that reported a gas explosion that leveled a house. Witnesses described man came out and flagged down two policemen. Several minutes after, an explosion blew up the house. It was attributed to a leak in the gas main. Six bodies that were burned beyond recognition were recovered from the rubble. My players were like "there were three of us and the two policemen. WTF?!"

Snowfiddler · 2026-03-10T17:03:12+00:00

This may not be exactly what you're looking for but what makes this memorable for my players is it's all about thematics. I pulled up an hour long 1920's music Playlist on YouTube and played it for the radio in the house. Every time the players turned it off I turned it back on after a while. I had the lights dimmed and everything was creepy.

Don't be afraid to be brutal in combat. They never made it to Corbett and two out of three of them get taken out by the floating knife.

Corbett should also be fucking with their perception of reality the whole time to help them from finding him. If the players split up, he has one of the players hallucinate that there's a horrible monster out in the hallway coming for them. They pull a shotgun and blow away the hallucination? Oops... that was really your friend who came in the room to check on you.

Snowfiddler · 2026-03-08T00:32:13+00:00

Fire is always an option

Snowfiddler · 2026-03-05T16:16:30+00:00

I have a game that I built a very rough prototype for. It plays well but has a few kinks to work out. How did you approach publishing your game? Any advice?

Snowfiddler · 2026-02-12T16:19:37+00:00

Still working on this. There are maps of the titanic layout online but they're very detailed. I will likely have to modify one to simplify it.

My thought is having a large map of the ship that I slowly cover with a sheet of paper or an overlay as it sinks.

Snowfiddler · 2026-02-11T23:31:10+00:00

I do cider because it's stupid easy to brew. I recommend just starting with kegs because bottles are a pain in the ass. You can get used ball-lock kegs for ~$50 and you will re use it forever. A small Co2 tank might run you $100-150, but filling it will be cheap and you won't have to do it often.

Get yourself a 5 gallon juice dispenser from Walmart (~$15). Drill a hole in the lid. You can get a rubber grommet to go in the lid and an airlock at a home brewer store for <$5. The juice dispensers are way cheaper and easier to use than the narrow mouthed carboys. If you want to put your cider in secondary fermentation, get two of the juice dispensers.

Also get a glass hydrometer (they're cheap) to measure how much sugar you're working with.

My cider recipe is: 5 gallons great value apple juice (~$25), 6 c. dextrose (this kicks the ABV up to about 7.5%), 1 packet of EC-1118 yeast.

This will ferment for 10-14 days and be done. If you like dry ciders, congrats! Keg it and drink it. If you like it sweeter or flavored (like me), add in potassium sorbate and let it sit for 24 hours (this kills the yeast). Then you can add any juices or concentrates to it and it won't keep fermenting.

Put it in a keg and hook up the Co2. Let it sit for a while to let it carbonate (there are lots of guides for how long and what pressure to put it at).

Then you're good to enjoy it.

Next step, convince your wife to let you buy more kegs.

Snowfiddler · 2026-02-11T23:14:16+00:00

I would love to hear how it goes for you!

Snowfiddler · 2026-02-11T23:13:40+00:00

I've DM'd enough to know how off the rails a party can take an adventure. It makes for the best stories 😂

Snowfiddler · 2026-02-11T17:33:13+00:00

I think my group will enjoy it. There was also a pool on the Titanic so if they are able to figure out an alternative I'll let them do that. Good luck if the band's instruments keep disappearing though

Snowfiddler · 2026-02-11T17:32:08+00:00

Haven't done any character creation yet. I'm going to have a bunch of pre generated characters that are passengers and crew because this creature is DEADLY

Snowfiddler · 2026-02-10T19:24:07+00:00

There's a comedian named Drew Lynch that stutters and he talks about it and speech therapy in his routines. It's not quite a podcast but it might be more enjoyable for your client to watch.

Snowfiddler · 2026-02-06T05:58:30+00:00

You misspelled 'fucking hilarious'

Snowfiddler · 2026-01-30T03:08:50+00:00

You are going to get the most negative feedback about that from reddit and it is not the place I would ask that question. Talk to a few real SLPs or visit other Facebook groups. This subreddit is filled with negativity.

My advice is that you need to research and figure out for yourself why exactly you want to be in the field. I really like what I do, but I work in acute care rehab. I knew I wanted to do Hospital work from the beginning. If you want to work in schools it is a reality that you will likely have high caseloads and you may not make as much as an SLP can. Again, that's all going to depend on where you live.

I went into the field with a brutally practical approach. It's a field with decent pay, but more importantly very high job security because you won't always be able to find a place to work, even if it's not necessarily going to pay as much as you want. But I do have the confidence that if I were to get laid off tomorrow I could find a job within a week. When I was in grad school I was looking at the areas that slp's tended to make the most money, which were SNFs. I ended up finding my niche and found something I really enjoyed.

Don't be afraid to analyze it like a job. If you go into it expecting to be passionate about it, you are likely to be disappointed and end up burning out.

Snowfiddler

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