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Bedfordshire Police is appealing for the public's help to find missing Neill from Bedford. The 51-year-old from was last seen on Monday at around 10.30am. He is described as around 5’11”...

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I just rewatched Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight trilogy and following Bane's and Miranda's story made me realize that I'm a bit saturated in regards to playing as the hero, the protagonist, the "good guy" in PC games. While I love saving the world as much as the next person, I'd love to play as some perhaps self-righteous villain, or antagonist, or simply somebody portrayed in a way that's meant to make the player sympathize with questionable morality or, at the very least, be conflicted about why you suddenly find yourself rooting for them.

I'm mostly looking for story driven open world single player games, but any recommendations are welcome. :)

Does this method work on Linux too?

This is my submission for fishyvison 2026. Please vote for me because I was first and thus deserve to come in first.

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Un team di ricerca guidato da Cormac Larkin del Max-Planck-Institut für Kernphysik, e del quale fa parte anche Mario Guarcello dell’Inaf di Palermo, ha osservato la stella Wd1-72, una binaria compatta nel superammasso Westerlund 1, subito dopo un episodio d’interazione di massa. Lo studio, in uscita su A&A, offre una rara finestra su una fase estremamente breve e

Hello (tt)rpg people!

Easter is coming and so is my get-together with my friends to play TTRPGs for ~three days straight this weekend.
Last time we played one of the Mothership RPG stories and while there was a bit of friction ("you are not the almighty hero") it was still pretty awesome for me as a DM.

This year I have an idea for a (for us) different one-shot - Ghost Busters but its just a party full of paladins maybe getting hired for odd jobs in a fantasy setting?
maybe even phantasmagoria - a cross between parts of a modern world and fantasy (e.g. embracing the Sending Stones as phones trope etc).
I am keeping the definition a bit loose in my head and not strictly focused on being a parody of the GB movies so basically anything goes, it's supposed to be really light and just funny.

If you have any potentially funny ideas, be it bits, custom spells, "combat scenarios" or puzzles please share! I am running a bit dry :D

Also, still not sure if I want to use our usual system Pathfinder 2E for this.
My players default to being (red) button pushers - but are always open to try different things, I wouldn't do this if that was not the case.
They like to build characters to primarily try out the class combat features & combos, but with this being a one-shot I want to try a more narrative heavy approach - a collective story-telling thing (though my players will definitely need RP hints).
The alternatives I got are either D&D 5e for being simpler then pf2e (and actually having a Paladin as a simple class compared to PF). My searches led me to Shadowdark being a super simple system but I have never tried it.
Either way my current idea is to just pick the core ideas of pf2e/d20 systems and then go with the flow after that.
If anyone can recommend or has an idea how to handle the system when it comes to rules-light, narrative gameplay please share.

Thank you!

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