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As many episodes and seasons as it takes to tell the complete story. My sweet spot for most series is probably 4-6 seasons with 10-12 45-minute long episodes per season.

Pole Position - Which driver will post the fastest lap in Q3? VER Podium - Which drivers will finish the Grand Prix in the top three positions AFTER MAX VERSTAPPEN IS REMOVED FROM THE RESULTS? 1. SAI 2. PER 3. LEC Random Driver - Predict the finishing position of this week's random driver, Yuki Tsunoda. P11 Bonus Question - Which of the "bottom five" teams will get a car into Q3 - RB, Haas, Sauber, Williams, Alpine or None? RB

We have really good tacos here that cost around 2 bucks each.

Make votes visible to us peasants, I want to know whom I'll be fighting!

That's a very white people version of tacos, haha

¿Por qué no los dos? Both are good when prepared well. I personally prefer (soft shell) tacos, because smaller size means that it's better for portion control and I can order several to try different flavours!

That's a valid point, I meant politics in terms of different factions that you can build relationships with that also affect how you interact with other factions, aka New Vegas style, but on a larger scale and with larger implications. So probably an action RPG more than action-adventure... That's why I mentioned The Expanse, I think it nailed the concept of "ordinary people caught up in a middle of epic scale events" very well, and I'd like to see it in a game

Yes, Skull and Bones. I haven't played it, but according to the reviews, it's monotonous and grindy, and the story and quests are lackluster. You can't board other ships and have swashbuckling hand to hand combat, and there's little to none gameplay on land. So essentially, it is a game where you're a boat and not a pirate. Add to that microtransactions, and this game can fuck right off as much as I'm concerned...

Yeah, I know Stellaris... But I want something like first or third person, action-adventure, RPG, etc. Thanks though!

A single player, open-world pirate RPG game where choices matter. A truly open-world, free-roam Star Wars game where you can travel around a fully-explorable vast universe (generated like in Space Engine) doing whatever the fuck you want. An open-world hard sci-fi game with heavy focus on diplomacy, politics, trade, colonization, science & technology, terraforming of planets, etc. Preferably based on The Expanse, or just something similar. A historically accurate game about preparing for and embarking on expeditions. Polar expeditions, Africa, Asia, etc. A mix of survival + sailing/traveling + making discoveries. A single-player game set in pre-Colombian Americas, with historically accurate representation of nations/tribes. Heavy focus on politics, trade, culture. A racing driver simulator where you start from grassroots motorsports as a kid, and move up the career ladder through various racing series. Similar to above, an immersive first-person football player simulator game where you start in youth academy as a kid and try to make it to the top, and including detailed events both on and off the pitch. Something similar to the concept in I am Playr, which was a brilliant idea. A proper game based on LOST TV series. So many possibilities there. More couch co-op narrative-driven adventure games with a well-written story.

I joined the original forum on the 29th of September 2009... Was doing my Master's degree in the Netherlands at that time. It was my first time living alone abroad!

Whisky is a dessert, beer is the main meal!

Idk, eating beer for 5-6 days doesn't sound that bad...

I can see korma qualifying as a curry, but Pad Thai definitely doesn't. Stir-fries also aren't curries, imo

Whenever I see images of British Chinese food, it's basically just all brown