Maestro

I fondly remember when my parents bought a new house that had yet to be built. I took all the drawings and made a Doom map so I could show my parents what their house would look like.

Most vehicles with this feature don't relock if they detect a key inside the vehicle.

After the OGL debacle, nobody should trust WotC or Hasbro

My personal pet theory is that these weirdo's are just afraid of dying. Christianity is fundamentally a death cult. Die now and get rewarded in heaven. But these extreme evangelicals found a loophole: the rapture. During the end times god saves all the true believers. Boom, a one way ticket to heaven without having to die. So these lunatics are actively trying to make the end times happen so they don't miss out and they don't have to die.

Get a Roborock. I love my S7 vac + mop. I have two long haired cats and a kid. It's awesome!

The "car" piece is a minifig rollerskate. Part no 11253 I think

I think they are working on DRG: Rogue Core: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2605790/Deep_Rock_Galactic_Rogue_Core/

I made my own using board, markers and that transparent sticky laminating foil. The reason Iis that we use Lego minifigs so I wanted the squares to be 4x4 Lego studs (32mm) instead of 1 inch (25mm)

"Don't split the party" is mostly just a warning to players that I'm not going to lower the difficulty of the encounters just because half of them decided to wander off.

I just finished "Styx: Master of Darkness" after getting it in a deep discount recently. It's a really fun stealth game. Unlike Assassin's Creed or Dishonored you can't just run around and fight everything. You really have to be sneaky and stealth(kill) your way through.

I think that 1974's "Super Star Trek" is the only Star Trek game I've ever played.

I added a targeting recticule by ray-casting a bloody giblet in-world onto the wall you're facing