Not really, getting the story done faster gets you the horse which helps and the side quests can all be done after the fact.
I would blast through the main story and save the side quests for later.
You could group them and look at everything "outdoors" related from multiple communities in a single feed.
I hope that with future versions of lemmy they can create "lists" that people can subscribe to that will do this.
or at least let you add communities to your own lists that do that.
I think it depends on the game and community migration from reddit.
Deep Rock Galactic and Hunt: Showdown both seem to be picking up steam on their own communities in the fediverse.
Both myself and my wife really enjoyed it. I have played D&D for a long time and my wife had never had any interest in it.
Rock and stone!
That is a great idea. The planet itself becoming a threat would be super neat.
I completely agree. I can suggest this instance and know that most people will find a place and have a similar experience.
I've been using the Beta for a while and it is a very refreshing upgrade for a lot of the menus. Also the pinned notes is awesome.
He was such a good boy. His name was Murphy and he was a great dane/english mastiff. We got him at 2 months old and he immediately stole our hearts. He was a big cuddle bug and loved the kids. He protected them fiercely from people walking on the sidewalk across the street or when our neighbors brought their groceries in from the car.
Two weeks ago (2 days before he turned 18 months old) he went to the vet to get fixed and get his stomach pinned. He was so excited to see them! The surgery went well and he started his recovery off being very relaxed, he was a beast with his cone on but he wasn't a licker so he got a lot of no cone time with supervision.
He was doing great for a few days, but not eating much. Then he started to throw up. He got very lethargic and we brought him back to the vet. They gave us some stomach meds and told us to stop the painkillers until he ate again. He continued to not eat and just lay down on his bed. Getting him up to go out to pee or drink water was hard. 2 more days of meds and trying handfuls of food we took him back to the vet and they did xrays and a CT scan but couldn't find anything wrong. They did an exploratory surgery and found he had an ulcer that ate through his stomach and was spilling into his abdomen. It had caused organ damage and had burned a hole through his diaphragm.
We didn't want to risk waking him up or doing a 50/50 chance of survival surgery so we decided the best option was to let him go peacefully. It was too young for anyone to go. But he is now sleeping on the big couch in the sky.
My daughter just graduated from Kindergarten! I am so proud of how far she has come, but she is already anxious about Grade One. Does anyone have advice on how to help with that?