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I had an argument a while back that Serbia will be a safer country and more left wing than many in the west and was called names for that, and look at Serbia now, and I'm right as usual...

The difference of prep for the out of the abyss Vs the infinite staircase is huge. To prep for one OOtA session I need to read the whole chapter, often more than once, and it's a lot of pages, then read elven tower notes, then some bits on Reddit if I need to clarify something,

And I could also just read the introduction part for each chapter and then just read the descriptions of the rooms to the players as we go, but I personally don't feel confident enough not to prep at all, but it is still possible!

The difference of prep for the out of the abyss Vs the infinite staircase is huge. To prep for one OOtA session I need to read the whole chapter, often more than once, and it's a lot of pages, then read elven tower notes, then some bits on Reddit if I need to clarify something,

I want a research on the difference of trophy culture on steam Vs playstation, because playstation pushes people more to get them, but at the same time I checked Skyrim achievements and only 2.3% on playstation have "master criminal" achievement vs 3.9% on steam.

So, after all, considering that some of these titles were released on PC much later, there's no prevalence in trophies to be more popular on playstation even if it gamifies it more, and PC users tend to achieve them slightly more often based on these 20 games.

I want a research on the difference of trophy culture on steam Vs playstation, because playstation pushes people more to get them, but at the same time I checked Skyrim achievements and only 2.3% on playstation have "master criminal" achievement vs 3.9% on steam.

11. DA Inquisition Inquisitor 1.9% 12. BG3 Busker — 2.7%, foehammer 3.2% 13. GTA V Humans of Los Santos 2.9%, Solid gold baby 3.3% 14. Witcher 2 Master marksman 1.8% 15. Borderlands 3 Getting a little on the side 2.9% 16. Clair Obscur Connoisseur 10.1%, Follow the trail 10.2%

I want a research on the difference of trophy culture on steam Vs playstation, because playstation pushes people more to get them, but at the same time I checked Skyrim achievements and only 2.3% on playstation have "master criminal" achievement vs 3.9% on steam.

Now compare to steam: 1. Date everything Collection complete — 0.1% 2. Blood of Dawnwalker Uphill battle — 3.2% 3. Cyberpunk 2077 Daemon in the shell — 5.9% (Rough Landing — 6.7%) 4. Bramble Survivor 1.8% 5. Horizon zero dawn (remastered) Downed 23 grazer dummies — 4.4% (not remastered 3.9%)

I want a research on the difference of trophy culture on steam Vs playstation, because playstation pushes people more to get them, but at the same time I checked Skyrim achievements and only 2.3% on playstation have "master criminal" achievement vs 3.9% on steam.

10. Mass effect: Andromeda cryptographer — 1.2% 11. DA inquisition inquisitor — 1.7% 12. BG3 Busker — 1.7% Foehammer — 1.2% 13. GTA 5 solid gold, baby — 0.1% 14. Wither 3 GOTY master marksman 1.6% 15. Borderlands 3 Getting a little on the side — 1.6% 16. Clair Obscur Follow the trail — 11.1%

I want a research on the difference of trophy culture on steam Vs playstation, because playstation pushes people more to get them, but at the same time I checked Skyrim achievements and only 2.3% on playstation have "master criminal" achievement vs 3.9% on steam.

I'll post stats for a few games on playstation first with the rarest achievement, if a few achievements have the same rarity, I will write the first one in the list: 1. Date everything collection complete — 0.1% 2. The blood of Dawnwalker uphill battle — 2.2% 3. Cyberpunk 2077 Rough Landing — 1.6%

I want a research on the difference of trophy culture on steam Vs playstation, because playstation pushes people more to get them, but at the same time I checked Skyrim achievements and only 2.3% on playstation have "master criminal" achievement vs 3.9% on steam.

I've been reading a programming book with exercises, and it uses pascal in the beginning to teach the basics because it's a good language to do that, e.g. it has procedures and functions, but girl I am tired of it after some time because it's not a production language

I updated MacOS because I kept getting timezone changed randomly, now not everything is ugly, but also xcode is downloading git for the third time and it still isn't working 😭

I mean, one more point to Linux, it is ugly, but git is working and I can run games without issue

I have positive affects of elvanse but also I'm so angry that I have to spend 182-183 hours per year to wash my hair (excluding drying if I need it)

Finally got to read "a court of thorns and roses" on my holiday, it's good to read when you're sleep deprived, but can't say I'm impressed 😭 quite shallow storytelling and character development, and from a glance on the next books I won't be reading more of it.

Also thinking about a one shot inspired by it, looks simple because it has typical good vs evil forces