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Doesn't it currently only support like one or two games? I have a grandfathered premium account. It's a must for me for the few games I used to mod. Not to mention all the other mod utilities that outright don't work. Things the community has built. Not mad at them for not making another version of their apps.

Maybe one solution is for most games to have some kind of built in mod support? Bg3 basically did it. CP77 also kinda tried.

Technically, it can be played by one person. Two would be the more ideal bare minimum.

And ya you'd use them to play the game. With a game like this, or any other TTRPG you essentially have near infinite entertainment.

I'd take a gander at my digital copies of several D&D books. Maybe chop all the art/pics and just have text. If nothing else just the core books and a dice app if I couldn't bring physical ones.

laughs in pi-hole blocking in-app ads

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Seems legit

Hard to say. But it's something to consider. Lots of other worthwhile suggestions I see too. Hopefully it's not a combination of things.

Let us know how it goes!

Laptops now use the internal main battery as a replacement of the cmos rs2032 battery (in a lot of em at least).

Not that such a low draw cause this level of drain. Maybe the battery is going out as well.

11 minutes to 55 seconds in their example is interesting. I'd wager this won't do much for the consumer side, but enterprise...could save tons of time.

You're still missing the point.

You can also setup local comms network for them and the bands they can operate in have better structural penetration vs most WiFi/cellular?

It also gives them a singular, simple device that won't be confused for personal notifications like a smart phone.

Not everything needs to be bleeding edge. We still use forks and spoons cuz they just work.

Idk, it worked well for me. Been on fedora for a while now.