Today I Learned [v2]

This is the pakicetus inachus. It and its genus are generally considered the first whales.

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Looks like a whale to me.

Truthseeker4449 wrote:

Lief Katano wrote:lief
/lēf/
adverb archaic
adverb: lief
as happily; as gladly.
"he would just as lief eat a pincushion"

Where did you find that?

Google search "lief".

You could also probably search "define lief".

Ghosting Dishonored has got nothing on the achievements related to the Dishonored: City Trials DLC, according to reviews. Apparently they're so challenging that many people have gone from loving the game to outright hating it. Largely because of the use of RNG to ensure each challenge attempt is unique, 100 tries to get an achievement appears not to be uncommon.

Welp, I guess I won't bother with the DLC for Dishonored then.

You should get Brigimore Witches and Knife of Dunwall though, in theory anyway because I haven't bought either yet. Both are "extensions" to the original game with new missions, but instead of Corvo, it's Daud. Witches is also a prequel to Dishonored 2.

Ooo! Okay, I'll reconsider them!

I may also get the Void Walker's Arsenal just for the hell of it, it gives Corvo and Daud more toys to play with, though this will be after I get Mostly Flesh and Steel because picking up something in the Arsenal voids the achievement.

are you doing a high chaos or low chaos run first?
low chaos is canon in both games, so I'd do high chaos first.

returnofmastercrazyhand wrote:are you doing a high chaos or low chaos run first?
low chaos is canon in both games, so I'd do high chaos first.

I've been largely focusing on getting the achievements from first time I played. Both of my runs have been low chaos runs as a result of aiming for Ghost and Clean Hands, which are low chaos by nature. Now that I have both, Mostly Flesh and Steel is next on my list, which as far as I know, doesn't care about chaos so I have much more freedom in how I want to do things. I'll probably still aim for a mostly low chaos run though. Doing High Chaos adds more weepers and rat swarms for starters and I think it also has an impact on guard alertness.

I am aiming to murder my targets this time though and if I'm caught, then it'll probably be a bloodbath. I can safely kill up to 10% of the population and still achieve low chaos.

In Generation VII, the move relearner can not only teach Pokémon moves it can learn at lower levels, but also moves it can learn at later levels.

Of course, the move relearner in SuMo is at [spoiltext]Mount Lanakila[/spoiltext], the last area, when most Pokémon have already exhausted most of their learnset, so it's not like you're gonna be using Hydro Pump against Hau's level 7 Litten. :V

That Arcola Fire Department, the fire department in the town just a little to the south Personally I refer to the whole area as Ashburn because it's virtually impossible to draw lines in what is almost like 4 towns sprawled across a dozen miles. used to have a tanker until a couple months ago. It wasn't some old warhorse either, it was a 2014 Kenworth.

In an area that has been somewhat explosive in growth, it shouldn't really surprise me that they got rid of it because the station sits at the edge of very large residential area with a good fire hydrant network and wasn't being used much in the past few years. Still the very fact there was a tanker not far from where I live fascinates me.

The tanker hasn't gone too far, it was bought by the fire department in Lineboro, Maryland.

Spoiler:

Drones are hard to fly...

As I mentioned in the Pokémon thread, my aunt gave me a few early birthday gifts. Along with the Pokémon hoodies, I also got a Batwing Micro Drone!

It's so cool! ...but it also freaks me out a bit because every time I've tried to fly it, it seems to come straight at my face...

Along with that, I got a Superman zip up hoodie (Batman Vs. Superman ).

That you can get killed by the fans in Ancho-V Games