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It says on the site that there will be an online stream for the main event itself, but I couldn't find anything about where. So stalk the site of the Tram EM and hopefully they well provide a link soon.

Ich war gestern und heute in Greifswald zum 250. Jubiläum von Caspar David Friedrich. Das mit der Kostümwette mit Dresden hatte einen lustigen Mix an Kostümen zur Folge. Manche waren richtig gut und stilecht verkleidet. Das dann das kleinere Greifswald sogar mehr Verkleidete auftreiben konnte hat die Stimmung dann natürlich ungemein positiv gemacht.

Im Pommerschen Landesmuseum ist natürlich derzeit auch eine Ausstellung zu CDF, aber das Hauptbild, Kreidefelsen auf Rügen, war auch schon in Hamburg und Berlin. Daher war das zwar nicht so interessant für mich, aber die Dauerausstellung ist wirklich gut gemacht und einen Besuch wert. Von der Entstehung der Region durch Gletscher und Kontinentalverschiebung über die frühe Besiedlung in der Steinzeit und die Slawen über den 30 jährigen Krieg hin zur Trennung in polnisches und deutsches Pommern.

Zusätzlich hat Greifswald eine wirklich schöne Altstadt und auch die Umgebung ist im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes malerisch. Die Klosterruine Eldena ist beeindruckend und das tollste ist, dass die Jugendherberge fußläufig zur Altstadt liegt und außerdem mit der MV Rad App auch das ausleihen von Fahrrädern einwandfrei geklappt hat.

That falls under the stupid category.

I wholeheartedly agree, the voices in this game are all awesome and fitting. I just didn't mention that because you either read the texts or sit even longer hearing them. Both ways you need a certain patience to enjoy this game. (Which not everyone has and that is okay as well)

Both are among the greatest RPGs.

Planescape suffers from it's zeitgeist and that it "needed" the fighting to be considered a RPG. I imagine it would surpass DE if they could have focused only on the story, the world and it's inhabitants.

DE could only reach it's high because PT existed first and showed what was possible and that the fighting only distracted.

If you haven't played Disco Elysium yet, I highly recommend it. Since you like reading long texts, that part of the game will not bother you as it does some other players.

Interesting, I didn't know these existed. Thanks!

Blacksmithing is mainly done with coal, not electricity. So just imagine all the dust in addition to cost for that instead =)

Correct and that was the supposed joke. Instead of chloride, the anion, which would occur in some form of a salt, the container would contain half NaCl and the other half just chlorine gas, Cl2. Thereby making the statement (50% less sodium) technically true. (Disregard the pressure you would need to put the same molar amount of gas into the volume of a solid)

No, they specifically put it in quotes, to make the distinction.

Specifically similar to RotOD is Heaven's Vault in that its pretty nonlinear, not hand holdy and that you figure out (a foreign language in this case). But it is more adventure style than RotOD.

Another one already mentioned Outer Wilds (not Outer Worlds!) and I completely agree and recommend it as well!

In general I have to say I disagree that new games are more of the same. We are in a golden age regarding new games and game genres. It's just, that there are so many games, that there are also many similar ones. And the big studios are the worst in that regard, just bury AAA and start to love Indie games!

As example, games which are different from others and not already mentioned in this thread:

• Eastshade (you are a painter exploring a fantasy world, solving quests by painting pictures)
• Rain World (you are a small animal trying to survive a hostile simulated world, you need to learn how the interaction between you, NPCs and the world works)
• INSIDE (nearly pure atmosphere & no gameplay, but still great!)
• Papers, Please (you are a government worker who has to check people coming over the border)
• Her Story (you try to figure out what happened to a person via searching videos from her interrogation by the police)
• What Remains of Edith Finch (part game anthology, part great story to connect those "mini games")
• A Little To the Left (OCD in game form)
• Ancestors: Humankind Odyssey (you play a primate tribe and evolve it towards Homo Sapiens in an african tropical forest)
• Edit: and how could I forget: Disco Elysium, the greatest RPG! without combat, only social encounters and technical problems to solve in a wonderful world full of memorable and interesting characters.

As you did, I bought the legendary edition, because all in all it is a good price for the game + upcoming DLC.

But your part about the upscaling taking work ... so did remaking the rest of the game and I am paying for that. But what are they going to do next if we don't give push back? Making each separate upscaled unit or faction a DLC?

Nope, Blade runner 2049 from this scene here