Look around panicked, half jump / half fall off, run a few meters in the garden like crazy then act like nothing happened
Now the only question is: how did the blacksmith get the sword up there in the first place?
Meat is expensive, so veggie meals first. Something simple, nourishing and tasty is Risotto
Yep, thats a good one. Another one, ALT + . inputs the last argument from your last command, pressing it multiple times cycles thorough your past arguments.
Since this is clearly such a non-issue (seriously, who buys a veggie burger thinking it's actual meat?!) it's just used for distraction from the more important issues the EU / world faces.
Fall asleep at any time and place by will
Not sure how Pillars of Eternity: Deadfire sold, but i would love a new game in this series. I guess sadly not good enough to warrant a sequel :(
At least for now Obsidian announced an update which will introduce turn based mode to the first game, coming later this year: https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/134573-patch-138087535-is-live/
What a shitty title. They could just leave out the first part, wouldn't change the meaning.
You check existing themes and mix and match what you like, at least that's what i did before i kept mostly the defaults. What desktop environment are you using?
They also created a standalone, story based Gwent card game that is pretty good, just in case you didn't know: Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales
Schaut euch mal dieses Bild an! Da ist ein grossteil vom Dorf unter mehreren Metern Geröll begraben.

Quelle (mit weiteren Bildern): https://www.derbund.ch/grosse-teile-von-blatten-verschuettet-bilder-zeigen-geroelllawine-490800412498
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Yeah, not only does Adobe provide a DRM solution, seems like their reader doesn't even properly work.
Another reason to dislike Adobe: I'm using Linux and reading on an old Kindle Paperwhite i recently put KOReader on. Since i don't want to support amazon anyway I'm trying to buy books directly from authors, or if that doesn't work, from other book stores. The problem? Most ship the books using "Adobe DRM", meaning you get a *.acsm file, supposed to be opened with some Adobe tool to download the book you bought. This tool is of course not available on Linux, and even if it were, why not just provide the file directly?
There is acsmdownloader which works fine, but again, i have to jump through hoops to download my bought book (my bad for actually wanting to support authors i guess...). Sadly, this format of ebook delivery seems to have become the standard nowadays. Thank you Adobe...
Thank you to Tor Books for actually providing their files without DRM, though! At least one publisher seems to be doing it right.