Reddit will replace the mod teams of the core subs with some of the many power hungry citizens of the web.
If they need to I expect they will pay contracts for them.
I'm not optimistic that it will affect Reddit.
Reddit will replace the mod teams of the core subs with some of the many power hungry citizens of the web.
If they need to I expect they will pay contracts for them.
I'm not optimistic that it will affect Reddit.
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What an absolute squat.
I really hope they can turn it around, but with the budget cap they can't do it the old McLaren way. But equally, maybe reigning in the big spenders will condense the grid in their favour.
Do the GDQs have terrible marketing, or do I just never encounter it? I always discover it on day 2 or 3.
Always enjoy working my way through the VODs over a couple of weeks.
My friends and I played it many years ago and felt like it was an endless grind, but that wasn't really a bad thing. We still had a great time.
I am forever returning to Skyrim, Oblivion and Fallout 4
...Yeah, I'm a basic Bethesda bitch.
Wasteland 3 maybe? Don't need to have played the previous entries to the series.
Turn-based combat, RPG, immersive world, choices have consequences. It sometimes has a puzzle feel to it with different ways to achieve a mission goal, or how you approach a fight.
I use Notally a lot, but I think it lacks the clearing feature (if you mean to reset the whole list in one go). I'm not sure it even has the ability to duplicate checklists.
I might actually try out some of the other suggestions, they look really good.
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