The casting alone is a reason to be skeptical.

Innis is one of the best looking games I’ve played. It’s also a solid area control game.

If they do figure it out you could be in for a very long debate about how far away something is inside a bag of holding.

The imperium has access to mind wipe technology, and has used it for those that survive incidents with chaos or xenos that are considered classified. They can’t really afford to simply kill everyone exposed to these things.

Modern farming techniques consider sustainability, the larger problem is countries using traditional methods that are extremely harmful like burning forests.

This is one of the things I find funny about modern day self sufficient communes. Subsistence farming is awful, industrialized farming is less awful, but still far more work than most are willing to ever do.

Fair fights are for sports.

I partially agree with you. I like playing the game, but it does have some problems. The biggest thing is that you can fairly easily get screwed on cards and have no real options. There’s also a common occurrence that one player will be put into an unwinnable position every game. The other problem is the expansions make the game worse and significantly longer, if you happen to be the player that gets screwed it’s just more waiting to lose.

Also double that number if anyone is learning the game. Then if the box lists a per player time of 90 minutes or higher add another half hour per player.

It’s crazy how bright the sun is. At 98% it got to something close to golden hour.

It’s definitely somewhat common. Teachers in my state generally get one as part of the certification process. Management, especially middle or upper level can have an MBA. Some student athletes get them depending on how their scholarship eligibility works out. There was also a surge of masters degrees in the 08 recession, due to people avoiding the bad job market.

Served best with Old Style.

It doesn’t really matter what you use. The one you memorized is the useful one.

Not at those exact temperatures, but one degree matters in in grilling meat, making mash for beer, making candy, etc.

No it really doesn’t. Knowing water freezes at 0 gives you no help in day to day life vs knowing 32 or 300 for water to freeze. You still have to be cautious driving above the freezing point. Your refrigerator sits a few degrees above 0 instead of 35 or 305.

Knowing it’s 20 out only tells you useful information because you memorized what that feels like. You could just have internalized what 375 feels like.

Celsius is nice if you need to build a thermometer from scratch. That’s not something people generally do.

Not really, it’s just the one you’re more familiar with.

Both are equally arbitrary. You just have to know a handful of temperatures that you use in your day to day life either way.

I wouldn’t pay $40+ for a drink. Especially a martini, there’s not a perceptible increase in quality of ingredients to justify that price. I go to a cocktail bar for drinks that suck to make at home, tiki drinks, obscure liquors, house made syrups, blended drinks.

That seems like a good idea for parties that constantly exploit everything they can. One off creativity should probably be rewarded though.

You can make the argument taste is just extreme smell.