Frany

I'm fine, thanks.

Dropped into a volcano and have it recorded sounds fun. Apparently organic stuff tends to get explosive in there.

Olives yuck, olive oil

Me when I see pineapple on pizza

Lemon tea is my life. Never been a fan of coffee, I only drink it if I need to study at night and even then I have to add a few spoons of sugar to bear the taste.

I loved Pinball. I didn't really play minesweeper because 6 year old me had no idea how it actually worked, I thought you could only press randomly and never bothered to search the rules until much later lol

47 minutes ago, Infinite Citadel said:

CK2 was my introduction into Paradox, but I enjoy the map painting aspect more so than the individual character flavor. Therefore, EU4 gets the nod for me. Getting better at Stellaris/HOI4 are on my to do list - I think I'd really enjoy both of those games if I figured out how to "git gud" - the front aspect/encirclement strategies of HOI4 are fun (my favorite experience in a HOI4 game so far was playing as China and baiting 200 Japanese divisions into a enlarged front in Inner Mongolia/the Gobi Desert - once there was a sufficient number, I broke through their lines near Beijing to take 2 provinces/create a hilarious encirclement).

Haven't played HOI4 but I've heard it's more accessible than its predecessor. HOI3 will always remain a mystery to me, i could never figure out if i was going to lose or win a battle before actually engaging the enemy. 

March of the Eagles is the best one and no one can tell me otherwise.

jk it's victoria 2

As a non-Anglo speaker, I guess the closest equivalent would be "fizzy/gassy drink"

8 hours ago, Mitsuru said:

Seriously? That's interesting. You can still convert our former currency D-Mark to Euro at any branch of our central bank.

Apparently we're a semi-unique case in the Eurozone, convertibility was stopped in 2011-12. 

6 hours ago, Bright Dorne said:

that could be worth a considerable amount to the right collector at the right time.

Still too early, maybe my kids can make use of it

Technically not mine but my parents', and it's full of old italian lire which can't even be converted in euros anymore.

I started playing a few months ago thanks to a friend who basically brought me in as a replacement. It's a bit tiring, especially when sessions get to 3-4 hours in length, which is why we space things out (there are usually 7-10 days between each session), but it's a lot of fun.

Started using electric a year ago and I can't go back to manual anymore.