I saw an early post that pointed out that the Antiquary icon kinda looks like the collections icon rather than a hand of playing cards. I can envision a world where that was intended, but the players didn’t agree, so they’re changing it.
I’m also annoyed that skritt-digging-in-the-ground requires a target. They’re not really stealing any more.
Because dragons drawn with goat eyes would be weird.
Age 8 here. Wheezy high-five up top.
As I understand it, there’s usually various triggers. Cold-induced, exercise-induced and allergy-induced are all ones that I “enjoy” – what’s yours?
My pleasure! We had a great time with Vietnam. I still work with some of the people who were on that team – different company, but still. Gamedev is a tiny world.
Thanks for the memories!
I worked for DICE Canada, on the Battlefield 1942: Secret Weapons of WWII expansion, and Battlefield: Vietnam. And a little bit on the BF2 Special Forces expansion. I love that people are still playing the classics.
We like Kozlik’s a lot. They’re in Toronto and in a lot of farmer’s markets. Their Market Mustard is probably the closest to yellow deli style
It’s not much extra per day, but don’t forget about https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Jade_Fragment_Node in the home instance (or homestead). You can even harvest another player’s and save the 50 gold for buying it.
https://gw.zweistein.cz/gw2stacks/ is very useful for this.
I advise that you don’t follow it 100% blindly, but it’s very helpful. Note that you will need to create a (read-only) API key from your account page at https://account.arena.net/applications
git+lfs is a bandaid for the problem, and theoretically would solve the issue, but the tools are still rather limited. Sparse checkouts, shallow clones, git subtree and git submodule are all somewhat useful to mitigate large file issues. I’ve also been meaning to check out the meta meta-repository tool for my own personal stuff.
In the industry, perforce is often used, or a custom rolled solution that is a heterogeneous mix of git for source, svn (or something else) for binaries. If you’re made of money, alienbrain has always looked great to me, but I’ve never had the opportunity to use it.
Probably the Speckled Shortfang or Gilded Shortfang, with a dark dye job.
If you’re talking audio, I’ve no idea.
For written work, I’ve always liked Ursula Le Guin’s prosaic adaptation. Jane English’s translation is a great one too, but less prose.