, Benoît Payan, on rappelle à Marsactu que ce dernier « a toujours soutenu la réforme » et que la validation du Conseil constitutionnel « est un pas vers une démocratie plus respectueuse des attentes des Marseillais ».

« On regrette toutefois l’exception faite au droit commun avec la prime majoritaire à 25 % », poursuit cette source. Le député socialiste Laurent Lhardit, membre de la majorité de Benoît Payan au conseil municipal, prolonge sur ce point : « Ça serait important à l’avenir de réfléchir à rétablir le mode de scrutin vraiment comme dans toutes les villes de France. »

Je suis pas d'accord avec lui, cette prime majoritaire de 50% ça donne trop de poids à la liste qui gagne et la culture française de vouloir des majorités fortes est un problème, une majorité moins forte, ça va forcer les élus à négocier, faire des compromis et prendre leurs responsabilités meme si dans l'opposition, plutôt que de voter le doigt sur la couture du pantalon

It would be great for the project if Spain can bring some common sense in the ego battle between Germany and France

FCAS will come in 20 years, so I expect, EF or rafale for the next 30 years

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Considering that some cosmic ray reach energy in the Joule range, it would definitely be very bad.

On the other hand, people would use you as a particle accelerator for research and that's damn cool

Enjoy yourself, have fun with your wife, and don't overhtink-it, your dick won't fly away

Indeed, I am old enough to remember the time when delta green was just a COC sourcebook but it's a great take on COC. There is also a couple of modernized Chtulhu games, let alone non mythos horror games (Kult 😍😍😍)

What do you mean by “bleed potential”?

Bleed is that moment where your in-game emotion starts to mix with your IRL emotional system. A non RPG example would be crying while reading a book/wathcing a movie. The same can happen in RPG where you're feeling angry, sad, happy because your character feels so. It's something that some RPG player (Mostly narrative games and nordic LARP) players look for.

The word actually comes from nordic larp but is also commonly used in tabletop https://nordiclarp.org/wiki/Bleed

What a plot-twist on the final day of the votes :) As usual there was some great contribution, but I need to give a name so it'll be for ...

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That's a tricky question, but let's try-it

1. A D20, level based, high fantasy game, so let's say D&D/Pathfinder or one of the many clones

2. A prompt based, narrative immersive game with a lot of bleed potential let's say Alice is missing

3. A horror games, I would say Call of Chtulhu because it's the classic one, but also to show player a percent-based skill mechanic

4. Iron-sworn in GM-less mode, as it ticks both the narrative consequence driven game (PBTA) and the GM-less box

5. A sci-fi game, in order to get a recent design, and a sample of dice pool I would say Coriolis

Only 5 games is actually quite restrictive, especially to show different game type and mechanics. I am a bit annoyed that I didn't found any slot for Vampire/World-of-Darkness (considering how popular is the franchise) and that Iron sworn is the only PBTA (especially considering it's not the classical PBTA) I would also love to add a Cyberpunk game (Shadowrun or Red) as it's also a popular franchise, extend the D&D clones with OSR, and add Blade in the Dark considering it's massive influence on the recent RPG scene

Du Nougat Français aux US ?

Ah un moment, je vais être cohérent avec moi-même, je peux pas d'un coté encourager les gens à consommer local, et trouver normal d'envoyer du Nougat par avion (ou même bateau) aux US. Je vais sonner décliniste, mais si on en est à s'inquieter du Nougat et du vin qu'on envoie aux US, c'est inquiétant pour l'industrie Française

This is the complicated part with water consumption, saving water in the Netherlands won't make rain in Morroco.

However, there is only so many rain water stored in the ground at a given time and brought by the rivers. This water need to be used mostly for agriculture, then human consumption, and finally industry. Once it's back in the cloud we don't fully know where it will fall again, let alone if it's polluted.

Sure it's a renewable ressource, the problem start when you the water faster than the rate at which it renews, especially during summer. In Europe the problem will be even worse with the global warming. The alpine glacier are disappearing meaning that we'll loose a major water reserve for summer