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Really happy to see this game released as out of early access, and looking forward to future updates.
This game is good and it is nice to see it supported even after release.
It is technically a finished product, but knowing it gets more support and updates, especially with content many people are looking forward to, really makes me happy.
What awesome Game Devs of a lovely studio.

Sorry but much like you with your anti sexual standpoint, I have my own reservations about accepting friend requests from those I do not know IRL

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Publicado originalmente por Despiser:

My point was to ulfrinn that Trump doesn't go through the houses but bypass them with a pen because he mentioned the legislative branch. It's irrelevant what is in every individual order. It's actually wasteful to be paying all those high salaries for doing half the work. No wonder they're so silent.

First that's a bit of a complaint that's common to presidents in general. S.N.L. has a skit about Obama doing more or less the same thing, and it's really less so picking on Obama specifically as it is a civics lesson in how things really work, as opposed to how we learned they are supposed to work. The president doesn't need a new authorization from congress for every little thing he does. Numerous laws already exist on the books for him to squiggle his little pen about.

Plus it really isn't irrelevant. The extent to what Trump can be held accountable for are his top down orders, so if there is nothing particularly insiduous about the order itself, then he can't be held at fault for its implementation. At some point in time we do have to recognize that there are overzealous officers who bear some part of the responsibility for how the executive branch operates. The president leads the executive branch. He doesn't personally go kicking down tents. If nobody's reading the orders, then nobody can really say what Trump is or isn't doing.

And his order is to use the framework of existing laws, so if there are no such laws nothing gets done. And if there are such laws, then you have to ask a more important question: Who passed those laws in the first place? The legislature has a bit more of the accountability for what happens than the president to be honest.

Publicado originalmente por xBCxRangers:

"Or you can spend funds more efficiently." I'm sure he could have, but what he is done is cut taxes adding near 5 trillion to the national debt. And so he has not cut relatively anything efficiently to the tune of 5 trillion.

And so if Mr Trump wants to borrow and spend his way thru his presidency, he may need to borrow hundreds of billions of dollars to give to states specifically to aid the homeless crisis, being the federal government does not have the authority themselves.

And given he is already cutting funding to states that have these needs in effort to give those monies to Mr Netanyahu or Mr Zelensky, Border Patrol or to the Rich, this problem will indefinitey continue up and until taxes are raises to remedy the issue.

Eeh, first when I wrote that I meant with regards to the allocation of funding afforded to this specific issue. Not broader policy at large. He's cutting funds from supervised drug consumption sites. Ain't Zelensky payin' the U.S.A. back with that minerals deal? Wasn't that like, half the point of making him sign the dotted line?

Plus the U.S.A. sends truckloads of money to Isreal. What else is new?

Publicado originalmente por Despiser:

What is even more absurd is adding that much to the debt despite cutting social programs and the huge tariff tax to revenue. How is it possible to not be running a surplus let alone 5 trillion debt? Must be stuffing rich pockets and military, there's no other explanation.

He has big ambitions on manufacturing. Tax cuts on factories manufacturing U.S. made goods. If he can manage that, maybe some of these poor wretches will be able to get themselves a job with on-site training. Maybe not even in manufacturing, but from one of the jobs that opens up when possibly as many as 20% of working Americans switch to manufacturing themselves[www.statista.com].

Based on 133 million full time employees that's 26.6 million people who could be switching jobs[www.statista.com].

There are only about 771,480 homeless people across all of the U.S.A., in all categories of homelessness[usafacts.org]

If employers lose employees to manufacturing, then not only might these people find it easier to find a job, but these jobs might have to pay more and be a little less picky about who they hire in order to attract work.

Another weather event:

Spore Storm: The fungus that plagued Tully's backyard in the first game comes back as a weather event. It causes random bugs around the map to become permanently infected. Infected bugs behave like they do in the first game: infected weevils explode, infected ladybugs shoot spore bombs at you, and infected ticks attack you with long range projectiles. To balance this out, the game will never infect more than 50% of all bugs in the park at any one time. An unchecked Spore Storm events would turn the entire map infected and be a nightmare to early game players. Or, Spore Storms would be unlocked in Act 2, caused by the events following the end of Act 1.

Publicado originalmente por 1amfr3e:

wasn't the last update on July 23, 2025.

Last hot fix was July 23. Last content update was June 4th. Last expedition ended May 7th.

2.5 months between content update is uncommon. 3.5 months between expeditions is a bit odd.

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Publicado originalmente por vivan:

Still in the pool, but now when you get him you'll get 8 Afterglow Corals instead of 3.
https://wutheringwaves.fandom.com/wiki/Convene#Coral_Items

Thank ye. Relatively new to the game, from Warframe mostly. It had a great wiki. Does WuWa's fandom wiki do a good job of staying up to date in general?

No game has a wiki as good as Warframe's. At 6500 hours I can't touch that game anymore, but its fanbase is extremely deep in the lore and incredibly dedicated to sharing it.
Wuwa's is pretty good though. If you just need gameplay advice then prydwen is much better.

My brother and I are very curious to see where the co-op goes, I tried it a little and liked the game a bit. But we were both hoping for this style game to be co-op. If that works out, we will be sinking good hours into it for sure.