I should really re-install that...
We are using Prowlers and Paragons Ultimate edition for our Super Hero game. It is a pretty good system; I am enjoying it.
My biggest challenge is really around Podman on Bazzite. It is just different enough from Docker to be annoying. I had the system lock up, and the Podman containers / pods (whatever you want to call them) would not launch. In fact, the system claimed they didn't even exist. I was looking for the files and logs all over to try to figure it out. I ended up doing a clean shutdown and restart and then the container started without issue.
The second issue I have is also related to my Jellyfin container/pod. I have gone through all the recommended settings and troubleshooting, adding permissions exceptions, all the podman settings, and I still cannot get it to take advantage of the Nvidia acceleration unless I put SELinux in permissive mode, which the Internet says is a bad thing.
Other than, honestly Bazzite has been great as my daily driver for about 4 months now.
Another upvote for Netrunner. I have the original printing starter box (WOTC), Lots of the FFG cards, and I think the starter print-on-demand from Null Signal. I played in a tournament on Jinteki and absolutely had my ass handed to me, but I still had a good time. I also picked up a set of 3-d printed tokens from Litko. If you want to dig in with some youtube content, my go to is Metropole Grid - https://www.youtube.com/@MetropoleGrid
I played a little, but it never really clicked for me.
Only when it no longer works. I would have kept my last phone much longer, but the basic function of connecting to cell/mobile towers stopped. Still works as a wifi-only device.
The DFL is complicit.
Checks username - did I post this while avoiding the incessant noise from her phone?!
As mentioned in another thread, there is now VoidRunner Codex, from En World, part of their Advanced 5e family (D20). https://www.levelup5e.com/news/introducing-the-voidrunners-codex
There was one where Mr. Howell gives Gilligan some land, then they hear on the radio there is oil there, Howell takes it back, only to find out it was just a buried tanker. Hilarity ensues. That is all I remember. I don't think I have watched any episodes in about... um, so many years.
Wasn't that the basic plot of a Gilligan's Island episode (except with oil)?
I am planning a campaign set in the Old Republic. This era has a ton of time in which it could be, and huge factions battling it out. What are the key moments that era in your mind?
I have been playing a fair amount of Jump Drive lately. Really enjoying it. I did notice though that it seems if you get Comet Zone out early in the first 2 or so turns really seems to predict the win.
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Oh, yeah. They even talked about exactly that on the Enworld podcast/stream - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxzQ84JQozk - In D&D 5e, you are heroes (more or less). In Traveller, not so much. You can do space opera type games with 5e, I mean I enjoyed playing in Starfinder (1st edition, haven't played 2nd) campaigns. I have enjoyed Traveller games too, but those systems really don't seem to mesh.