Somehow the last part seems worse than vomiting. I know it isn't, but eeww.

I still chuckle years ago later with a skit from Trick: zou no zou no zou (elephant shaped statue).

How so?

Holy hell, sparta to Athens in two days?

Well I opened Google maps and it is 2 days 3 hours lol. 233km on modern roads. If he'd run on an average 10km/h for 12 hours per day total, yes it would be barely possible I guess. So it is indeed believable, but dude was really rad.

If you are interested in this, you have to see a youtube video of an adventurous guy with a channel called Shiey, backpacking to the region and staying overnight. Such an incredible journey.

I actually didn't know that Gnome stood for anything. Interesting.

I understand that the notion behind it is to eat easy to digest foods, instead of red meat, in order not to burden your body trying to metabolise them while it is also fighting a disease.

I can sort of get behind this, but I also say you still need your protein. Over here a chicken stew is quite commonly given to sick people, maybe for this reasoning.

Only reason I cared about it was the one in a gazillion chance to get a free steam deck.

Good.

Huh, what is the issue? Been working fine for me for years.

So things like curl or lynx would be illegal eh? Good luck enforcing those.

So as someone who is an avid fan of Bg1 and bg2, but having never played divinity games because of kinda lack of interest, is bg3 worthy or not? I don't want to get disappointed.

I had played some post-bg rpgs like dragon age: origins, but it felt like meh and I did not complete it.