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YES----A few years back it died----soon to be buried !! I was an owner of the first edition of out of the Park Baseball and have owned every edition except 2021 and 2024. @025 was totally unplayable and I refunded 2026 within hours of the purchase. Sad story of greed overcoming pride of doing good work !!!!!!

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I have the Installation Directory open. It asks for "Game Profile", "Installation Directory", "Game Language", and "User Save Data Directory" and under that, a "Use Custom Save Location" box. There's nothing to add under Game Profile. I can Browse the installation directory to add something, not sure what exactly but I chose User\Me\Documents\ Icewind Dale. There's nothing available and no way to populate the game language. I can add the save game under the User Save Game Directory and I can check the box. Why isn't this thing recognizing my game. It's Icewind Dale Enhanced Edition. I've confirmed it's EE Keeper that's required for this version of the game.

This is definitely a thing. I am not using where belts need power. The belt was working delivering copper to the smelter, then all of a sudden everything was breaking for no maintenance because copper production halted when the belt stopped. I had to rebuild the storage. Now maint just died again. Ok plenty of copper on the belt. Oh both my rubber warehouse and copper warehouse are not feeding electronics. odd they are in the same supply chain, nut maybe it is happening elsewhere that I haven't noticed yet. I tried rebuilding the storage over the exiting belts, new belts, pausing and un-pausing, reversing belt, sacrificing a virgin at the full moon, nothing works. Both ends of the belt are green and was working at one point.

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Thanks, we'll have a look.

I recently had to block two or so Alphabet crew members in a recent match because they thought it'd be funny to "fun"post in chat with dead progressive memes from 2020. I'm glad that there's a block function so I could continue to play in peace but I need to talk about this

I don't know what's about this community that attracts edgy teens who like to LARP as the Alphabet crew, but that kind of behaviour shouldn't be normalized. Whether it's spamming slurs about neurotypical and cis people, this is the only game where I've seen it happen without consequence while being encouraged and defended by the community.

In an ideal world, I wouldn't have to explain why that is a bad thing, but I will, briefly: this is a on-line, casual, team-based First-Person-Shooter that is played by people of all ages and backgrounds which we play in order to fill a hole that the world leaves inside of us after a stressful day, before we can move on to the next day. Everyone should feel comfortable (at home) when playing it, else the game isn't doing what it's supposed to do: if it gets anybody uncomfortable because of an unwelcoming community, then that hole isn't getting filled up.

The kind of hostile behaviour which I mentioned above created an environment that was neither safe for neurotypical and cis people or children (I'm thinking of people aged 10 to 18). Hatred towards neurotypical and cis people, for obvious reasons. For children (whether they're neurotypical and cis or not), because it normalizes antisocial behaviour and can feed into their own insecurities rather than help them escape from those things, for why else do children play games, if not to escape by having fun in a safe environment?

(edit: so it's in our interest to be respectful and oppose bigotry)

One might object: but you're not neurotypical or a cis person nor a child, therefore you shouldn't be upset at these Alphabet crew members. Just mind your own bussiness. My response is this: I have empathy. I'm not a saint, I wouldn't sacrifice everything I have to for the wellbeing of another personl, but I care about the welfare of people. If I see someone upset or someone being hostile towards another person, I feel upset because that person who is being hurt could have been me. Moreover, I have moral convictions. Even if I weren't hurt directly, I'd still disapprove of hostile behaviour and reason can turn into emotion (e.g. I rationally support nuclear power; therefore I experience negative emotions in knowning that nuclear power is underfunded around the world). So, when I witness unwelcoming behaviour such as that mentioned in the second paragraph, I experience negative emotions because that is not how we should treat each other.

Another possible objection: TF2 is not a children's game. However, It is common sense that TF2 is played by many teenagers. The reasons for this are that it is a F2P game, relatively light on spec requirements and it has a cartoon design with cartoon violence. That doesn't make it a "children's game" but makes it accessible to them.

You may then object that this in no way obligates Valve to make it safe for children. Nonetheless, Valve allows children to play their game. An environment that takes childen in should make them save even if they sell things that they can not use, e.g. a bar that sells alcoholic beverage shouldn't sell them to children. Indeed, the parents are responsible, but so are the owners of the establishment. And, if neither the parents nor the establishment are performing their duties, we still have to act morally. You wouldn't buy a drink for a child simply because their parents and the establishment are negligent. Therefore, it falls on the parents, the establishment (Valve) and, finally, on us, to make TF2 a safe environment for children.

Finally, you may object that you should just do what I said that I did in the first paragraph: just block. First off, this is merely a half measure. You can turn the other cheek but that won't stop violence. Verbal violence isn't the same as physical violence, but it still amounts to an unecessary discomfort that disturbs us when we're trying to achieve exactly the opposite. I shouldn't have to stop what I'm doing to block someone when I should be distracting through with gaming. It would be better, indeed, in everyone's best interest if we fostered a community where everyone felt welcome. Would rather walk down a street that feels safe, or a street where you know you have to be your on your guard? Blocking should always remain an option, much like we should always have a right to defend ourselves, but so should we (and desire to) be in a place where we never have to worry about defending ourselves. You're always more comfortable when you know you won't have to worry; you'll be more comfortable playing TF2 knowing you won't have to worry about bigotry towards neurotypical and cis people.

In short, my argument is this:
-Gaming should make everyone less stressed so we can move on with our lives
-A condition for this is that everyone should feel welcome
-Hating neurotypical and cis people doesn't make everyone welcome
--It harms neurotypical and cis people, children and anyone with a sense of empathy or morality
-Blocking only marginally helps the issue
-Good behaviour (non-bigotry) makes people feel welcome
-Therefore, we should be always on good behaviour.

EDIT: Another post criticized my OP for not offering a clear solution, so here's an outline of what it may amount to.
What can be done?

The key really is in the notion of 'community'. It is what we want it to be. Those who do not fit in, either do not belong or learn to belong. Those who refuse to belong are ostracized. That might be done via policing (e.g moderators or popular vote like vote kicking) and/or social pressure. We might come to agree that bigotry against neurotypical and cis people should not be tolerated and therefore police or pressure other members of our community to behave according to that agreement. We should only reach that through conversation, so we converse...

Each map have an unique seed.
Some ppl already shared their maps seeds. Just search for "seed" in Discussion search field and you should find some.
Then, when you create a New Game, after you choose the world type (Normal or Custom) you will be able to type that seed.

Or you can join the game Discord server, there is a channel for ppl to share their maps seeds
https://discord.gg/evSAPJRdPB

I feel like such a gaming noob (which I guess I kind of am). I bought new tables for the saloon but I can't figure out how to store the old ones. I'm smashing the [G] button and even tried going into [O] but I can't get the old tables to store.