The building has stone cladding and graffiti on stone has to be removed quite quickly because after a while it is nearly impossible to clean it.

Don’t get me wrong it is still pr disaster and it should be handled differently, the cover of it, standing policemans around… It just gives feeling that they don’t want anyone to see it (which was maybe someones intention). Leaving it visible with some press release about protecting stone buildings and cleaning it immediately afterwards would be better pr option.

So the wargaming style games takes the longest time.

It is honestly such a hard task to make complex, easy to follow mechanics and still somehow explain it to players in short amount of time. Another takeaway from this is that when player led decisions/interactions aren’t easy to account for in the time estimates.

I think that another thing that is common in some games is some stalemate situations where some equilibrium with no winners is achieved and it just drags on.

Similar vibes to VLDL videos like this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R20DuABMPI

I like it.

Tbh I helped make explosives for school project.

Chem teacher just put really ambiguous assignment during COVID homeschooling so I helped my friend synthesize some stuff.

It was on pedaleo bikepacking festival in Switzerland. There were bunch of weird people some ultra cyclist joined us until Martigny.

She was just going around and asking people if they want to come with her.