Throw it on the pile with the other lawsuits.
No judge will order an arrest warrant against him, cause no matter if the police carries it out or refuses, it could trigger a civil war.
But when you can’t get arrested, all other rulings and convictions are just pieces of paper.
In Northern Europe, that’s called a library.
The one in Helsinki has board games, media stations for watching films or listening to music, gaming consoles, PCs with design and CAD software, VR rooms, 3D printers and other fabrication machines, conference rooms, study rooms, workshops for fixing things, recording and photo studios, a shared kitchen, a cinema, a playground…
Oh, and books.
The oil is the key. It’s running out and whoever controls the last drops wins.
But then you have to give up one of your attacks to move or do anything else that takes an action
Yes. That’s generally how it is. If you first have to run to your opponent to hit them, you can’t hit them as often as if you were already there.
If you shoot while moving, you will have a lower effective rate of fire.
But my actual point is: turn-based combat is always an abstraction. I like to abstract it a bit more than DnD does, simply to avoid wasting any game time on arguing about action types.
They’re worried you’ll constantly make puns about women riding you.
This is the type of shit I dislike about DnD.
In any system I write and run, you simply get 2 actions per turn. Action types are a complication that add nothing to the game.
That happens every day anyway.
He’s going to submit the plans in 2 weeks.
It’s the same shape, just reshaped
genius!
Which is exactly my point. Summer time forces me to get up 1h earlier than normal because I can’t choose to come to work an hour late.
But with normal time, you can always choose to live on “summer time” for yourself by getting up an hour early.
After the workers are finished, Mandy from Saxony comes home to see the result of the house renovation.
The entire floor is covered in white bread.
She shouts “What’s this? I wanted parquet flooring, not baguette flooring!”
(Parquet and Baguette are pronounced exactly the same in Saxonian dialect)
My Plague Inc run is finally going as planned.
And in true German fashion, they privatized it only half-way, combining the disadvantages of a privately run enterprise with the drawbacks of a state-owned company.
EU allows automakers to “pool” their fleets with others for CO2 measurements, so if one of them is below the threshold and the other above, they can meet it with the average of their combined fleets and avoid the fines.
The automakers dragging the CO2 average down (by selling EVs) are paid by those who wouldn’t meet the limit for this “service”.
There’s nothing inherently wrong with this. It is an incentive for automakers to do even better than the limit, since they can earn money with it.
No one stops you from getting up 1h earlier in the morning.
Permanent summer time would force everyone to do it.
What’s the “logical” time zone?
The one closer to Spanish solar time, or the one shared by most EU countries, which facilitates trade and cross-border cooperation?
As a systems administrator, I’ll not worry about users taking over my job as long as Citrix exists.
My guess is it was about who has the longest one.
Sounds like a pretty good opportunity to train under more realistic conditions.
The one in Helsinki is separated into 3 floors, 1 of them is for quiet reading.