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[Fred736]

I'm gonna play some fallout new vegas. I've played it a million times already but I can't get enough.

Ive heard a bunch about but still haven't played it myself should give it a shot one of these days.

 

[-Bonk-]

Welp, anyway, I'm off to bed.
Bye everyone, have a good rest of your day/night!
See you all tomorrow!

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Good times with sluuuuuum. Maybe tomorrow if you're up for it

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Until then............... Sleep well little Slumbug



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[Ashield]

And nobody is forcing you to Ashield.
But could you at least quote the post you're replying to?

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Harem Hotel and Cosy Cafe are my two favorite games here, you could give them a try.

I actually tried to initially. Apparently failed. Worked it out now though.
Edit: Mostly...

 

[Underlord]

Ive heard a bunch about but still haven't played it myself should give it a shot one of these days.

If you like Fallout 3 you can play it in New Vegas.....New Vegas has a mod that make the entire fallout 3 in to a DLC size mod.....
Also has a lot of edits to make it lore friendly like Lone Wanderer is the Courier and dialogue has mostly been edited to reflect that.
You can play the best Fallout experience in my opinion especially if you add more mods to it.

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[RogueOwl]

Depends what you're looking for people like and hate different things...

Hmm, that is hard for my ass! I have played a ton of barrow various game, and I don't have any fav. depends on my mood. so idk, maybe I'm looking for something different. The main thing I know I don't care for is the Bara, BL stuff. Well, irl I'm bi and open to a lot

 

[goals]

Ive heard a bunch about but still haven't played it myself should give it a shot one of these days.

It definitely shows its age without heavy modding, but the story is still worth the time (as long as you are someone who's into singleplayer games for the story).

 

[uncbuck]

I got rescued from having to fix the dripping garden faucet - because it is raining -- Obviously God wants me to nap. It really is not so much the actual repair that I am dreading -- It is more the 5 trips to the hardware store followed by an emergency call to a plumber that the repair will entail.

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[Underlord]

It definitely shows its age without heavy modding, but the story is still worth the time (as long as you are someone who's into singleplayer games for the story).

I mean you got a single player game that age well without mods?

 

[HarelM]

I got rescued from having to fix the dripping garden faucet - because it is raining -- Obviously God wants me to nap. It really is not so much the actual repair that I am dreading -- It is more the 5 trips to the hardware store followed by an emergency call to a plumber that the repair will entail.

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emergency plumber needed after water hammer issues from turning water on and off at the main? Yeah, I can see that being an issue... even if the initial leak is simply the valve gasket on the outside faucet... I'd open a lot of valves before turning the water back on, but I ain't a plumber (funny how that word still has the "lead" root in it all these centuries later), so take my advice with a pound of salt.

 

[Underlord]

emergency plumber needed after water hammer issues from turning water on and off at the main? Yeah, I can see that being an issue... even if the initial leak is simply the valve gasket on the outside faucet... I'd open a lot of valves before turning the water back on, but I ain't a plumber (funny how that word still has the "lead" root in it all these centuries later), so take my advice with a pound of salt.

Just buy a new house....haha

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[goals]

I mean you got a single player game that age well without mods?

When it comes to graphics, depends on the era it was made. I'd say something like Witcher 3 is still very playable today despite of being 10 years old. I think the gameplay does hold up still on NV.

 

[Underlord]

When it comes to graphics, depends on the era it was made. I'd say something like Witcher 3 is still very playable today despite of being 10 years old. I think the gameplay does hold up still on NV.

Hey stop calling people here old....most of them are still in their 30s hahaha

 

[uncbuck]

even if the initial leak is simply the valve gasket on the outside faucet...

I "think" it is just the gasket -- but the valve was put in service in 1974 and I envision either breaking the valve or the pipe whilst trying to take it apart. I will , of course turn off the well before I start -- but (there is always a "butt") if I break the pipe I don't want to be without water until I get a plumber in. Funny thing is -- in my old oil field days replacing valves -- even 4 / 6 inch ones - was only a half hour job at the most. now I am a bit more "'seasoned" and time weighs heavily on both my house's infrastructure -- and mine.

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[HarelM]

Hey stop calling people here old....most of them are still in their 30s hahaha

Only for certain values of "most"

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[Underlord]

I "think" it is just the gasket -- but the valve was put in service in 1974 and I envision either breaking the valve or the pipe whilst trying to take it apart. I will , of course turn off the well before I start -- but (there is always a "butt") if I break the pipe I don't want to be without water until I get a plumber in. Funny thing is -- in my old oil field days replacing valves -- even 4 / 6 inch ones - was only a half hour job at the most. now I am a bit more "'seasoned" and time weighs heavily on both my house's infrastructure -- and mine.

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Only for certain values of "most"

Once you hit 30 you old....support this message...hahaha

 

[HarelM]

I "think" it is just the gasket -- but the valve was put in service in 1974 and I envision either breaking the valve or the pipe whilst trying to take it apart. I will , of course turn off the well before I start -- but (there is always a "butt") if I break the pipe I don't want to be without water until I get a plumber in. Funny thing is -- in my old oil field days replacing valves -- even 4 / 6 inch ones - was only a half hour job at the most. now I am a bit more "'seasoned" and time weighs heavily on both my house's infrastructure -- and mine.

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I'm given to understand that heating the threaded region on the valve spigot thingummy (sorry to get all technical on ya), but not on the pipe, can improve the chances ot its clean removal. But I've not done that myself... I've only removed removable valves via the screw on the bottom holding them on... g'luck.

 

[uncbuck]

Hey stop calling people here old....most of them are still in their 30s hahaha

We prefer "well seasoned" citizens

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[Oberon]

I need some opinions asap. I have played several games recently and i dont know what to try and play first from here. Any of you lovely people want to throw some suggestions my way? What are some of the top games that isnt BL

I'm assuming BL means boy love? Ah, I see your second reply. Yeah, bara and BL stuff just has a weird vibe, even if as someone who's into guys, I get ya.

Not really sure what youve played and haven't. Or what your interests are gameplay wise. On a scale of Courses of Temptation or Degrees of Lewdity to a Caribdis AVN, how important is imagery and art, and how important is text and story to you? Where do you find the fun in an adult game

 

[Underlord]

I'm given to understand that heating the threaded region on the valve spigot thingummy (sorry to get all technical on ya), but not on the pipe, can improve the chances ot its clean removal. But I've not done that myself... I've only removed removable valves via the screw on the bottom holding them on... g'luck.

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We prefer "well seasoned" citizens

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Let me take you to the retirement home....

 

[uncbuck]

I'm given to understand that heating the threaded region on the valve spigot thingummy (sorry to get all technical on ya), but not on the pipe, can improve the chances ot its clean removal. But I've not done that myself.

I have -- and that does work -- but that means an annoying trip to the hardware store (which I am trying to avoid and I might not need) to buy a torch bottle. arrrrghhhhhhh

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