Hey guys! Here is my hardware:
CPU: 13900K
Cooler: Artic Freezer II 360 AIO
Mobo: Z790 Taichi Cararra (running the latest beta BIOS I think)
GPU: Gigabyte 4090
RAM: G.SKILL 64GB F5-6400J3239G32GX2-TZ5RS (is on QVL list)
PSU: Seasonic PRIME GX-1300
Drive: OS Win10 - 2TB Samsung 980 Pro
(I did have 3 other NVME drives connected should that matter)
So I am bit perplexed by this issue. This build is about 1 year old and overall, has been pretty good. While I transferred files from a SD Card to one of my NVME drives, I noticed that Windows was acting up. I checked my OS drive, which was getting close to full (about 180Gb left) so I went to clear out any old files with WinDirStat.
It completed its scan and I started to delete some old WinRar files in my downloads when I noticed the transfer had froze. I went to stop the transfer but it seemed that File Explorer was locking up. I went to continue with my deletion of old downloads but quickly noticed that I could not even delete them. I tried to open the path to the file from WinDirStat to File Explorer, but got a dialog box that stated:
"*something here I cant remember* was not working. Do you want to close" with Yes or No options.
I clicked Yes but the computer continued to not respond. This box popped up 2-3 more times on various icons I clicked. I could not access task manager, start menu, or anything. I tapped the power button on my case and waited, but nothing occurred so I was forced to hold it for a shut down.
Upon reboot, a screen popped up with only text that seemed to be in the font/style of the ASRock mobo rather than Windows. It mentioned pressing F2 or Del for BIOS, or some other key for I think the boot manager. Unfortunately it was not responding to any keystrokes.
I restarted again but got nothing on the screen/was unable to get to the BIOS while the board displayed error code A0.
From there, I tried various steps and also called ASRock support to no avail:

• Clear CMOS
• Reseat RAM
• Try 1 stick of RAM in each slot
• Remove GPU and connect to HDMI on Mobo
• Reseat all cables
• Remove all other drives except the OS
• Remove all USB devices
• Connect GPU via HDMI and not DP.

None of these worked and I always get stuck on A0. While it might be a stretch, I am hoping maybe one of yall might have solution.
Research shows that a few others have had this issue with this board, and other Z690/790 boards but not clear solutions.
For what it's worth, I did notice that my CPU did seem to heat up faster than other examples I saw online. My CB scores were decent, but I do not think my cooling was inadequate. Especially given that my case is an O11 Dynamic Evo with 7 Lian Li fans. Airflow/Cooling should have been great.

Hey guys! Here is my hardware:
CPU: 13900K
Cooler: Artic Freezer II 360 AIO
Mobo: Z790 Taichi Cararra (running the latest beta BIOS I think)
GPU: Gigabyte 4090
RAM: G.SKILL 64GB F5-6400J3239G32GX2-TZ5RS (is on QVL list)
PSU: Seasonic PRIME GX-1300
Drive: OS Win10 - 2TB Samsung 980 Pro
(I did have 3 other NVME drives connected should that matter)
So I am bit perplexed by this issue. This build is about 1 year old and overall, has been pretty good. While I transferred files from a SD Card to one of my NVME drives, I noticed that Windows was acting up. I checked my OS drive, which was getting close to full (about 180Gb left) so I went to clear out any old files with WinDirStat.
It completed its scan and I started to delete some old WinRar files in my downloads when I noticed the transfer had froze. I went to stop the transfer but it seemed that File Explorer was locking up. I went to continue with my deletion of old downloads but quickly noticed that I could not even delete them. I tried to open the path to the file from WinDirStat to File Explorer, but got a dialog box that stated:
"*something here I cant remember* was not working. Do you want to close" with Yes or No options.
I clicked Yes but the computer continued to not respond. This box popped up 2-3 more times on various icons I clicked. I could not access task manager, start menu, or anything. I tapped the power button on my case and waited, but nothing occurred so I was forced to hold it for a shut down.
Upon reboot, a screen popped up with only text that seemed to be in the font/style of the ASRock mobo rather than Windows. It mentioned pressing F2 or Del for BIOS, or some other key for I think the boot manager. Unfortunately it was not responding to any keystrokes.
I restarted again but got nothing on the screen while the board displayed error code A0.
From there, I tried various steps and also called ASRock support to no avail:
Clear CMOS
Reseat RAM
Try 1 stick of RAM in each slot
Remove GPU and connect to HDMI on Mobo
Reseat all cables
Remove all other drives except the OS
Remove all USB devices
Connect GPU via HDMI and not DP.
None of these worked and I always get stuck on A0. While it might be a strech, I am hoping maybe one of yall might have solution.
Research shows that a few others have had this issue with this board, and other Z690/790 boards but not clear solutions.
For what it's worth, I did notice that my CPU did seem to heat up faster than other examples I saw online. My CB scores were decent, but I do not think my cooling was inadequate. Especially given that my case is an O11 Dynamic Evo with 7 Lian Li fans. Airflow/Cooling should have been great.

Hey guys! Here is my hardware:
CPU: 13900K
Cooler: Artic Freezer II 360 AIO
Mobo: Z790 Taichi Carrara (running the latest beta BIOS I think)
GPU: Gigabyte 4090
RAM: G.SKILL 64GB F5-6400J3239G32GX2-TZ5RS (is on QVL list)
PSU: Seasonic PRIME GX-1300
Drive: OS Win10 - 2TB Samsung 980 Pro
(I did have 3 other NVME drives connected should that matter)
So I am bit perplexed by this issue. This build is about 1 year old and overall, has been pretty good. While I transferred files from a SD Card to one of my NVME drives, I noticed that Windows was acting up. I checked my OS drive, which was getting close to full (about 180Gb left) so I went to clear out any old files with WinDirStat.
It completed its scan and I started to delete some old WinRar files in my downloads when I noticed the transfer had froze. I went to stop the transfer but it seemed that File Explorer was locking up. I went to continue with my deletion of old downloads but quickly noticed that I could not even delete them. I tried to open the path to the file from WinDirStat to File Explorer, but got a dialog box that stated:
"*something here I cant remember* was not working. Do you want to close" with Yes or No options.
I clicked Yes but the computer continued to not respond. This box popped up 2-3 more times on various icons I clicked. I could not access task manager, start menu, or anything. I tapped the power button on my case and waited, but nothing occurred so I was forced to hold it for a shut down.
Upon reboot, a screen popped up with only text that seemed to be in the font/style of the ASRock mobo rather than Windows. It mentioned pressing F2 or Del for BIOS, or some other key for I think the boot manager. Unfortunately it was not responding to any keystrokes.
I restarted again but got nothing on the screen while the board displayed error code A0.
From there, I tried various steps and also called ASRock support to no avail:

• Clear CMOS
• Reseat RAM
• Try 1 stick of RAM in each slot
• Remove GPU and connect to HDMI on Mobo
• Reseat all cables
• Remove all other drives except the OS
• Remove all USB devices
• Connect GPU via HDMI and not DP.

None of these worked and I always get stuck on A0. While it might be a strech, I am hoping maybe one of yall might have solution.
Research shows that a few others have had this issue with this board, and other Z690/790 boards but not clear solutions.
For what it's worth, I did notice that my CPU did seem to heat up faster than other examples I saw online. My CB scores were decent, but I do not think my cooling was inadequate. Especially given that my case is an O11 Dynamic Evo with 7 Lian Li fans. Airflow/Cooling should have been great.

Hi everyone,
I tried Prolauncher recently and really liked the minimal look of it, with the added productivity tools/shortcuts that I was missing with olauncher.
Unfortunately, I can't wrap my head around paying 10€/year or 30€ for the premium version, and the free version is basically unusable, with pop-up every minute if you touch something not included in that plan. Also, paying to be able to create folder or changing the apps on the homescreen...
So, I tried to create a similar version on Nova Launcher, which I've used for years, and ended with a satisfying results. I saw someone asking about Prolauncher here recently, so I thought I'd share.
(The screenshot is my homescreen, I couldn't add another one the let you compare with the original.)
Here is the setup
For the apps on the side I've set the icon size to the minimum, and I have a grid of 12x6 with small margins on my homescreen. The icon pack that I use is the "LineX White", but you can use any other one that you like.
For the apps in plain text I used a 4x1 KWGT widget. I created one with just text. The font is "Poppins" in regular, size 40, and position is center left. I've set them to launch the matching app on touch.
Clock I've made a square KWGT widget again. Same font. Text for the clock is "$df(hh:mm)$", size 145. Text for the date and battery is "$df(EEE, a1d)$ $df(dd)$ $df(MMMM)$ $bi(level)$%", size 40. You'll have to try to find the right position for those to be aligned. Also, I've set it so that touching the clock open the matching app, and the date opens my agenda.
After that, you can add a page on each side with the right widgets if you want the exact same functions than Prolauncher.
Good things - you can tweak everything to get the right setup for you (add widget, change to any font, add or remove any app or shortcuts to the homescreen, change the colors of everything etc...) - you keep the gesture shortcuts and other cool things that Nova has - Nova isn't in anticipated access, and therefore should have less bugs - it's cheaper : I used KWGT for free, and I paid Nova years ago for 4 or 5€. Maybe it is possible to get this result with the free version (if someone wants to confirm). Also, I think that the icon pack is free, but I have it for a while and don't remember.
Not so good - you're not paying the dev for their work (even though you're not really using theirs) - definitely more work to setup, and switching the apps in plain text demands that you change the settings of the widget. Upside is that you won't want to change it every 5 min - the app drawer and Nova in general isn't as minimal as Pro Launcher - if Prolauncher gets great updates later, you won't have those, or you'll have to make them yourself if you want them.
Overall, I'm happy with the result. Hope I could help some of you looking for a simple yet useful setup, saving you some money in the process.
Have a good one

A girl wanted me to name her pet with fonts ( the cool letters ) so i said yes ofc and she was so worried that i would scam her so i said if u dont trust me don’t do its fine but she rly wanted the fonts so i did and gave her pet back and she was like « omg thanks for no scamming me i was about to cry » and i was so shocked that now u can’t even ask help to someone bc scamming exist and she litterally gave me a black mummy cat to thanks me an di felt so bad for heerr

Just a general question.
Personally it feels a bit lacking in terms fo the freedom given to mess around with designs and what-not.
The lack of real life sponsor logos also hurts a bit, the fictional companies and sponsors don't quite cut it for me personally.
It would also be really cool for there to be a hub to show-case designs and liveries.
I'd really like ot have the ability to play around with shapes, letters, fonts etc, to really make the design yours.
What do you all feel about this?

I struggle with the Alchemist artificer as I do not find its abilities that great and while the elixir's are cool they do not scale with level or spell slot level and I feel that wizards missed the mark on that part. The best Elixir to me is the boldness elixer which is bless in a bottle for 1 person. While it is good, how to you get value out of it if you are not using a SS or GWM build or handing it off to one... My concept is a character that almost never misses. When fully built out we cast bless with our action, and order our humnculous to feed us a potion with our bonus action. (They can administer a potion as an action(humunculous's) to an unconscious person I can not see why they can not for a conscious person.) The plus 5 from bless/boldness and the enhanced arcane focus means we will shot with a 90-95% chance to hit depending on the level. After the first round our humculous can blast with increased chance to hit due to bless and the enhanced arcane focus. With con proficiency, a +1 modifier and +5 due to bless/boldness we are never failing a dc 10 save and with eldrich mind we should regularly be rolling at level 5 24 so we should almost never drop concentration from hits if we don't get knocked out by the hit.
At later levels the build goes into draconic sorcerer brass so that you can add charisma fire damage to your Eldritch blasts which are augmented with fire by efreeti Genie. Rounds where the BA is not filled out can be used on Humunculous attacks. Naturally the DPR is higher concentrating on Hex rather than bless but I what I felt was unique was stacking so many buffs to the attack.
I have calculated the numbers assuming 2 short rests and an adventuring day of 6-8 encounters.
LevelBaseline Comp. 1-0.4358974359 20.2091503268 30.5032679739 40.2175757576 50.1118181818 60.2422727273 70.2422727273 80.1008474576 90.2232344633 100.3671963277 110.2661141805 120.460888582 130.5544198895 140.612407919
Below is the build level progression and strategy:
Alchemic BlasterCombat Strategy Artificer 1: Custom Lineage, Feat - Fey Touched(bless), Stats- 8/14/12/14/8/18, Equipment: Medium Armor, Shield, StaffFirebolt Warlock 1: Genie, Efreeti(fire)Firebolt + Hex Warlock 2: Agonizing Blast, Eldritch Mind?Eldritch Blast + Hex Artificer 2: Enhanced arcane focus, HomunculusRound 1: Bless, Homunculus blast, Other rounds: Eldritch blast, Homunculus blast Artificer 3: Alchemist, Experimental ElixirRound 1: Bless, Homunculus boldness Elixir, Other rounds: Eldritch blast, Homunculus blast Artificer 4: +2 Charisma Sorcerer 1: Draconic Blood(Brass - Fire)We will use level 6 feature to add 5 fire damage Sorcerer 2: Font of magicMore level 1 spell slots! Sorcerer 3: Quicken, SubtleIntermittent bonus quickened Eldritch blasts Sorcerer 4: ASI +2 IntPump Int to increase Homunculus chance to hit. Sorcerer 5: Fireball, Counter spell Sorcerer 6: Elemental Gift Fire Sorcerer 7: Sorcerer 8: ASI +2 Int

Well, praying that I didn't fail my last two classes💀 I’m finally done with my degree. So why not share my unfiltered opinion/experience that I’m sure Faculty has been eagerly waiting for? Ranking wrt:
Course Content / Instructor / Organization / Exam/Pset Difficulty. Copying most recent post's format. Major congrats and shoutout to all graduating this semester and beyond, it's been more than real.
A lil motivation: don't give up, don't ever give up...
live look at brain having bruh moment during exam (is this a record?)
S-TIER:

1. CS 1110 - Intro CS Python: Will always be goated course for me. After switching majors, was very intimidated by CS. Prof Lee/Bracy & staff were godsent, course was very enjoyable and beginner friendly (duh) while remaining very fulfilling and challenging. Projects/Labs were very helpful and plenty of resources for help, enjoyed studying for exams and material thoroughly. Thank god I did not stick w Matlab (unbiassed opinion why do you ask)
2. ORIE 3500 - Prob & Stats II: An out of whack sequenced class took during summer but love how Goldberg teaches. Not sure if still applicable but grading was very friendly and not a lot of tedious course work but learned a lot and enjoyed class. Exams were challenging but fun and grade cutoff made learning pressure-free. Shoutout D Goldberg one of my favorite professors
3. ORIE 4580 - Simulation Modeling: Took this course w/o prereqs so was unprepared but Henderson is amazing person & Professor and will help you out. Really enjoyed Simio and project/assignments were fun, interactive, interesting. Shoutout Henderson: great guy award helped me through rough spot super approachable/easy to talk to. Decent amount of work and I didn't understand half of it but tools and info still relevant

A-TIER:

• HD 3620 - Human Bonding: Not only easy and straightforward class but content was captivating and enjoyed studying for exams. I recommend this course to anyone, insightful and lends some underappreciated good advice/knowledge🧢
• ORIE 4160 - Topics in Data Sc: Not to meat-ride Goldberg🍔 but top 3 prof I had. Class not tedious BS work; approaches high level topics with colloquial-like speech (not always) and I find learning easy with him. If only he would change his lecture notes format so its not formatted in size 1.5 pt font and jumbledtogetherinasingleboldedsentence, but looked forward to class. Relaxed classroom environment, would sometimes spend entire lecture on one proof but can't complain, was prob important lol
• ORIE 3120 - Tools for OML: liked this class, Frazier is cool and material is well encompassing and useful outside of classroom. cool project; recommend to anyone interested in DS/OR
• PSYCH 1102 - CogSci: Probably my most thoroughly enjoyed class I took here. Honestly would switch majors to this if I had the chance, fascinating stuff and was like exam only easy A
• ORIE 3300 - Opt I: fw'd this course and instructors heavy. Had hard time initially but after time gained decent understanding. Shoutout Ishan/Varun, awesome instructors and great people. Made me like ORIE, f simplex.

B-TIEUSEFUL:

• AEM 2011 S/S Modeling: Took during Summeasynch and was good intro to basics of data analyses/Excel. Fair grading/don't know if ever saw Prof but sure he was coo
• AEM 4060 Risk Sim: Super chill class w Turkey who is sweetie. Another "real world" application class where you gain usable skills so can't go wrong. Very low workload no one showed up, only 3 assignments including Final so def recommend for ENG major requirement. I <3 AEM
• PHYS 2214 III - Waves/Q&M: Prob fav science course taken. Textbook was helpful plenty of recitation/lab help. Amazes me how ppl managed to figure stuff like that out lol. Grade cut off was stupid, a 37 was lower bound for C on exams so ya boy fit in for once. Didn't feel like I was reading out of textbook, felt exploratory
• ENGRD 2700 - Intro Prob & Stats: Took with Callister → My Guy. Interesting character, enjoyed his sarcastic/rude ED responses 😂 Very straightforward course, wish I retained more
• ORIE 3150 - Accounting: Now we're talking. Yaddi know OG Callister got me right. Was nice breaking from OR curriculum and actually useful course. Lecture optional, just read textbook; could get a lil tedious
• MATH 1920 - Multivariable: Zoom math ≠ learning. Not bad think was fav math.

MIDDLE-UPPER-LOWER-TIEGEED:

• ORIE 4340 - Modeling and Computation: Okay didn't exactly give this course a chance due to scheduling but moved pretty fast and Prof severely understated amount of work it would take to catch up. Endless lecture notes and material but still cool class/learned little AMPL but def didn't get what I could have
• CHEM 2090: Took this so long ago i doubt the periodic table is still a thing. Don't remember much except always walking out of exams stunned and lab partner who rightfully hated my ass. Barely passed but in hindsight didn't prepare well as wasn't that hard. Look for better sources
• MATH 2940 - Lin Alg: zoom math smfh. probably the most important/relevant math course and still comes back and haunts me in every OR class so pay attention. Don't take during pandemic or you'll be learning from Youtube
• ORIE 4600 - Financial Eng: Thought I would enjoy more than I did. Struggled with understanding content but also didn't go to class or try so perhaps could have something to do with it🤷 Very forgiving and chill grading scheme, wish I actually payed attention it was super hard to learn from lecture slides
• PHYS 1112 M&H: Don't really remember much tbh, dropped it first time but eventually got the hang of it. I like physics textbooks
• ORIE 3310 Opt 2: Just relearning 3300, boring and already learned material. Grading nice

EASY/CREDIT:

• ECON 1110 - Micro: Covid sem. took online and was pretty easy.
• ECON 1120 - Macro: Exams were more difficult, content is impressively boring and dull. Easy online credit tho
• ORIE 4152 - Entrepreneurship for Engineers LMAO: Don't know how this course got approved/became legit tbh. easiest class on course roster i think there was one HW and just final project as a joke. Got to enjoy a bit more Callister, this semester was a my fav lol
• PSYCH 2940 - Better Decisions: I might need to retake💀
• PE 1430 - Yoga: Odd instructor pretty sure later got fired but loved class lol nice mid-day bool + good for the soul. Best PE credit. Pranayama 🧘
• PE 1420 - Intro to Meditation: over zoom lol.

BUNS:

1. MATH 1910 - Calc I: Did shitty after prelim 1, not bad course but possibly recommend taking CASE exam if you already know material, kind of waste
2. ENGRD 2110 - Obj-Oriented Prog: Took in summer, was hopeful after enjoying CS1110 but class and content not as fun. Liked VanHattum, call me?
3. PHYS 2213 - EM: Imma be 100p here and not even pretend I deserve credit hours for this course but was available online (ilovecovid) so that was no brainer. Least favorite stem class. Dont cae
4. PSYCH 2350: Don't remember taking this. typical canvas credit course

FEVER DREAM / C&B TORTURE:

1. ORIE 3510 - Stoch Proc I: Second class I failed 😎 Somehow made less sense 2nd time. Cursed course its hard to recognize when you are fully wrong/using wrong intuition but you might not realize this until you get a 31 on the Final. Must attend in person. Thought it would cake retaking but had Scully who is great guy/genius but taught it almost entirely different format than previous year. Info seemed to go in one ear (wp= u/λ) and out the other, not a fan of his notes/material organization. Scully is huge improvement from Dai nonetheless.
2. MATH 2930 (First time😉)- DiffEq: My first failure!🤓 (took it when it was hard i swear) Even though 1st time through was rough, enjoyed solving equations and remains my central to major, def most involved of required math courses. Restructured version was an actual joke compared to previous year, legit had the option to retry & submit everything you turned in until you essentially got it right via brute-force submitting every possible answer.
3. FWS: (Challenges of Modernity): Sigh
4. ENGRI 1160 - Modern Structures: cool project but prof was hard to understand and psets were way too hard for sem1 intro eng course. TA could barely help, made me switch out of civil
5. FWS(Anthrop Persp. of Tech Worlds)?: Now they invent ChatGPT, sick

O-H

1. BIOG 1250 - Biology Seminar (The Rise and Fall of Viruses): Went to class for 3 weeks and learned ab Kentucky bluegrass and rocks, realized class wouldn't count towards major so dropped but figured I'd throw it in here.

Anyone know of or going to a after party tomorrow? 2 guys pretty friendly and interesting to talk to. We both drink moderatly and one smokes sometimes. Just looking for some memories to make and cool people to chill with. Early 30's do well with 20-40s. Had a good time at Font Row bar shooting pool looking to comploment it with a bigger crowd saterday after seening my reason to even go here, sleep token!!!!!!

Hey y'all,
I like to do reviews - I don't know why; maybe I'm just a born critic. But I think that really I enjoy the feeling of finding something really cool and sharing it. Recently, a handful of really nice homebrew supplements have come to my attention, and I wanted to start sharing them with y'all.
Tonight, we're going over the first one: u/CosmicJackalop's Investor's Guide.
What I'm Reviewing:
https://www.reddit.com/cyberpunkred/comments/1ctacav/after_too_much_waiting_the_2nd_chapter_of_the/
The Investor's Guide is presented as a prospectus from the Bangor* Association of Investment Traders (BAIT), working through four up-and-coming corporations. Each corporation has a backstory, key personalities, and some of their products detailed. Only two corporations have been finished as of the time of this writing, and the document clocks in at 16 pages.
Why I'm Reviewing It:
That's a bit more of an existential question, I think, but there's really two reasons:

1. Because it does some interesting things, and it does them stylishly
2. Because that's what communities do - sure, we bicker, argue, and downvote, but we also lift people up when they do something awesome

A third, sort-of-bonus reason is that I want more folks to be aware of where the bar is being set for Cyberpunk RED homebrew. The homebrew I've been seeing blows some of the paid products on DriveThru out of the water, and I want to elevate that.
Now, a quick note on this review. This product is half done, but that first half is promising, and that deserves a look. I'm not going to be docking points for grammar or spelling. That amnesty is extended because a) this is someone's homebrew, offered for free, b) because you can never tell when someone's ESL and c) because I don't find proofreading to be an interesting exercise.
The Good:
Layout and writing are solid throughout the book. This carries through down to the little details (like how the page numbers are written in a similar font to US currency). The backstories for the corporations have an interesting switch in voice from the first to the second, since the second corporation has a first-hand account of the company's startup. That's hard to do, and it was interesting to read.
As to the gear, it swings for the fences. There's an assault rifle that crits on 5's and 6's on the dice. Now, it only has four shots before you have to reload, it's $5K, and it requires a bipod or BODY 11 to use, but that alone bumps the respectable crit chance of an AR from ~20% to ~51%. Hot damn.
There's also a great little anti-grenade system that uses clay discs to neutralize thrown grenades. And pigeons. And small children. Look, the point is, are your players enamored of grenades? Well give your bad guys this and watch the PCs have to figure out exactly how many discs are left before they use their precious grenade ammo! It's going in my next bad guy's toolkit.
There's also a cyber eye you can take out and leave somewhere, an option to let two Cyberdecks get paired together, and a ballistic coprocessor that gives smart ammo a +12 to hit instead of the usual +10.
Look, I'm not a great judge of game balance (I gave my current players in my 5E game double feats), because game balance isn't the most important thing I look for. But in terms of the Christmas morning factor, that sense of "I cannot wait to play with this!" I think this book passes with flying colors.
The Bad:
There are a couple of points I think could use some improvement from a table-focused perspective. These are primarily from a GM's point of view, so take them with a grain of salt.
The book's focus on founder-mythology in the corporation's backstories means that "how does this corp affect your players" is very nebulous. I would have preferred something like a screamsheet in the back, maybe one per corp, that puts that corporation in the crosshairs of a group of PCs. Maybe not as villains, but as victims of intercorp espionage, etc. I want the Gopnikov Concern to matter to my PCs. I think we can do more to bring that out.
There was very little focus on plots or plans by the corps. This may have been a product of the framing device, or there may be more to be revealed later in the book, but I'd like to know what key people in these corps want. What are there goals and motivations?
Recommendation:
Get it now, and keep an eye out for more down the road. Even if you use nothing from it, the ideas inside give you a solid jumping-off point for your own homebrew. Well done!
*A delightful place in an underrated state

I’m graduating this spring and it would be really cool to have my major on my stole for pictures. I already have it, any places where I can get it professionally embroidered to match the colofont?

Drop any names:> looking for some exotic names! You could even leave the names in cool fonts and stuff I got both of them yesterday !!! And also looking for names for a glacier kitsune and a undead jousting horse

Hey everyone! This is my first post to the RPG subreddit. I'm played and GMed around 12 game systems at this point, with the goal of hitting 30 by the end of next year. I love rules-lite systems, Pathfinder 2e, Call of Cthulhu, and more. I run for my friends and for teens at my local libraries, both of which require different skills not just with GMing but with handling the groups in general.
Basic concept: You play six vampire commandos tasked to rampaging the German streets to get to Hitler and kill him. There is no investigation or downtime, only fight scenes. You can learn more about this product here: https://rowanrookanddecard.com/product-category/game-systems/eat-the-reich/
I backed Eat the Reich because I loved the theme and the company. While I have other books from the same company, this is the first one I finally had a chance to run. And the results so far are...something. Disclaimer: I'm only about halfway through with about two sessions to go (I'm spreading it out a little).
THE GOOD
With no investigations, it's fun having a gory rated-M rampage with players that can get into it. The tone of the game is set really well in the book, and its a very unique experience compared to others I've played.
I really like the Havoc engine. Very quickly, you roll a number of d6 on your turn based off a stat, equipment, abilities, etc. You only count the 4, 5, and 6, with the 6 being a crit. You can use these successes to go toward the main goal, side goals, gaining blood (to power abilities), and blocking/dealing damage. I think it's a very light system that allows for quick turns. There's a lot of potential for this system.
Equipment is great. The idea that the final use of a equipment gives you an extra dice is great because it incentives using your stuff rather than hoarding it. I wish more RPGs demanded its players to use every trinket on them rather than stuff it in a bag of holding and forget about it.
The pre-gen characters are really cool and thematic. The vampires look really interesting without feeling derivative, and their abilities are diverse. Powers include scavenging for ammo, flying around, using dark magic, and dark glamours.
Boss fights are handled really well. I don't want to spoil them but I think they do their job well. My players are just about to hit one of these fights and I feel like it'll run fine.
THE BAD
My major problem is how this book is organized. This is not a toolbox core rulebook like others I've read. It's trying to tell one specific story with some light hack suggestions at the end. Because of this, I don't really have another use for this book after I've run it once. Sure, it's marketed as a one-shot to begin with, but it feels like such a waste rather than building up this crack team of vampire commandos doing all sorts of adventures rather than just killing Hitler.
Slightly compounding the above problem, the style of this book also works against it. While I love all the dark reds and greens that make this look like a splatter house dream, it makes reading some of these fonts really tough.
When running the game itself, it feels like the game is just too rigid for my tastes. It's tough for players to want to do anything outside of their strongest traits. As the GM, I can only do so much to the players that isn't already prepared in the book. To be clear, I'm a big fan of PbtA because while they're narrative heavy like this book, that system gives both sides chances to flourish and do cool things.
I'm also having problems with combat. The problem is rushing the main objective seems more powerful than attacking my enemies. If they attack my enemies, I roll less dice, but it's better to just block my attacks and try to rush the objective and run to the next set piece. I do like the idea of these vampires holding back the Nazi horde and rushing down Hitler, but it's hard to incentive any direct conflict.
EARLY VERDICT
This was a challenge. I went into this book with a lot of reservations. Luckily, my players are super creative and having fun with the narrative prompts, but all of us are very candid with the mechanical issues. It's tough in a narrative heavy game where you can feel the gears creaking from strain. I'm glad they're willing to try this out with me and I am having fun, but I think it's more the strength of the table rather than the game.
So far, I'm not the biggest fan overall, but if given the chance I'd say anyone should give it a read for some good inspiration.
I would love to hear some early thoughts about this game. Also, this is my first full length post on here, so if I need to clarify anything please let me know. I'm also down to write more of these for some good discussions if anyone is interested. Thank you for reading!

Hey everyone, EzeDoesIt back at it again with a surprise spoiler breakdown of everything Creative Director of the Rules and Lore Team, Luis Loza ( u/Paizo_Luis ), talked about during his interview today from BadLuckGamer! This was a last minute notification for me, so I made sure to spend the time today detailing every spoiler Luis talked about. He held back a few times, due to how close PaizoCon was (coming up next weekend!). But he did spill some beans, so I'll be relaying what was said.
Please check out the VOD for the full interview, and all the interesting discussions I did not cover HERE!
Beware ye, for there do be spoilers:
Gorum was chosen as the god to die, since his death would result in a lot of interesting changes and developments in the setting. It was not due to Gorum being boring, but rather the possibilities of the stories his death would create made it so he was the one that needed to die.
At one point, the god that was slated to die was actually Torag, not Gorum! Luis cited the ending hidden message in Lost Omens: Highhelm as a hint for Torag's possible death, and also set up the Dwarven Pantheon without Torag as either another hint of his death, or as a possible explanation if he did go on living ("You need to learn to live without me"). There ARE changes to the dwarven pantheon in the coming months, though!
Nethys was never on the chopping block. Luis doesn't want to "pop that balloon", and feels that the mechanics around magic would've needed to be changed in response to him dying. So he's been safe since the beginning. Again, the update to the Archives of Nethys lining up to Nethys being marked safe was a coincidence, but a fun one at that!
Luis was asked if there was anything in Pathfinder that he worked on that he was particularly proud of? And Luis answered, saying he's the most proud of developing the Automaton ancestry, and was really proud of being able to secretly doubling the ancestry's feat count by having the Enhancements in the level 1-9 feats.
Luis' crown jewel book he's worked on is Lost Omens: Divine Mysteries! AND Divine Mysteries was actually conceived BEFORE the OGL fiasco! They always wanted to do a sequel to Lost Omens: Gods & Magic, and came up with Yvali to delve into what makes a god and what makes them tick. Having a good framing device/narrative makes writing books more exciting for writers, and that excitement can definitely be felt by those who read the books!
Different pantheons are gonna be talked about in depth. The Orc pantheon and the Crucible will be covered. The Goblin pantheon, due to the interesting bits with the Barghest Goblin gods will be covered (Eze Note: this was mentioned before the OGL stuff came up in conversation, so not sure if Barghest Goblin gods will still be around or if the Goblin gods will still be Barghests, given new Barghests in Monster Core). The Azlanti pantheon is being explored as well, talking about how previously prominent gods fell into obscurity.
Luis made sure to grab every god stat block he could find and update them for the Remaster. All of the domains across all the books and AP backmatter have been collected and updated as well. Luis wanted to make sure every god was covered, so players wouldn't be left out in the cold due to switching to the Remaster version of the rules.
Luis talked about his job as a Creative Director of the Rules and Lore team, and cited an example where he had to make the call on whether Centaurs should have pointed ears or rounded ears. After consulting previous artwork and seeing it was split in the middle, Luis decided that Centaurs will have rounded ears. That way, it's one less detail artists will have to worry about.
The freelancers working on Divine Mysteries didn't know about Gorum's death! Gorum was put in the outline, and Luis assigned Gorum to himself to help keep the scent off the trail. Only the freelancer working on Arazni's section knew about Gorum's death ahead of the announcement, due to Arazni's promotion to the Core 20.
Luis was asked why archetypes aren't playtested like classes are, and Luis answered that the designers know how to make archetypes due to their knowledge of how classes work, and generally archetypes don't have brand new tech in them that warrants playtesting like that of class playtests (Commanders' Tactics and Exemplars' Ikons being stated as a new tech that needed testing). Also, classes are the thing players are most likely to interact with. Most of the time, you're not getting an archetype at Level 1 (obvious exceptions not-withstanding). But classes are, and so classes need to be put through the paces the most.
Another reason too is, if every archetype needed to be playtested, they would either not be able to put out as many books as they are currently, or they'd have to release far fewer archetypes due to how long the playtest process works. If they needed to playest the archetypes in the APG, they'd only have 5 or 6 archetypes at most, instead of the 40 archetypes we did get.
"Which lore books are you doing for the foreseeable future?" Can't talk about that since they aren't announced, but regional books are a safe bet! Aside from that, just know that the people assigned to future books are assigned to them because they are excited to be leading/writing them, and that should hopefully come through in reading the books in the future.
The word "Bloodrager" is gonna be spoken at PaizoCon. Such a tease!
The Battle Harbinger in Lost Omens: Divine Mysteries is gonna have their spellcasting diminished a bit and have their Divine Font change significantly in order for them to gain new, interesting combat abilities to allow them into the frontlines (or engaging more directly) more so than Warpriests already do. Doing so as a class archetype, they aren't restricted by the small wiggle room of the Cleric's doctrines. Luis dropped the fact they will have "Battle Auras", and left it at that!
Luis answered several of my submitted questions! The first one is in regards to info about Apsu and Dahak. Apsu and Dahak are getting entries in Divine Mysteries, and they are still around. Their story is getting changed and retcon'd, due to the OGL situation. But it's also being expanded! Dahak is gonna have other siblings, so the idea of more Dragon gods are being teased out in Divine Mysteries.
An interesting detail that's not getting talked in full quite yet is about Apsu and Dahak's granted spells for Clerics. Typically, unless they're a god like Nethys or Abraxas who are all about being tied into magic, most gods only grant 3 spells to Clerics. But Dahak and Apsu are "setting a particular and unique standard that's tied to them specifically" in that both will have 4 granted spells each. It'll make sense when you see it, but they'll have that extra 4th spell that they share that is setting up this common theme.
Luis mentions, as a comparison, themes that come up with the gods that people might not be aware of that have come up in development for them. The example he gives is Mzali and the three sun gods. He decided, in development, that they each grant the Zeal domain due to how all three of them have such enthusiasm and drive to them. So they not only share their connection to the sun, but they also all have the Zeal domain. So Apsu/Dahak will be further connected by the spells they grant, as an additional way to associate them with each other.
Next, Luis talked about when content outside of the Core 4 books will see about being Remastered. When it makes sense to bring something forward, they will (like how they're Remastering all of the domains in Divine Mysteries). But he feels like they've done a good job overall with keeping the game compatible with the previous content, sanctification and wizard schools being the most egregious changes. They're gonna address the most glaring things that need adjustment, but he asks to not expect them to go back and adjust every single thing to the Remaster. As the large amount of time it'd take to Remaster 4-5 years of content, it would mean next-to-no time left to create new material.
As an example for the above with bringing forward old content into the Remaster, there'll be updated Witch patrons in Lost Omens: Divine Mysteries, and Baba Yaga's entry the one that was specifically called out! (Eze Note: that'd just leave Mosquito Witch and Pact Patrons left to update to the Remaster, so I wonder if one or both of them will be coming forward as well?)
Luis does encourage this: If there's something that needs to be updated and you want it to be done, he recommends letting them know so they can assess that and find the time and space to get those issues looked at and addressed. Also, it might take time for those opportunities to publish these things to happen! Some might even be happening right now, but until it's announced or published, people just need to be patient and wait for the books to come out.
Someone asked about the Ysoki Tailblade being in the game? Luis doesn't know! He does know there's ancestry weapons in PC2, and of course Ratfolk are in PC2 as well, but he honestly does not know if it's in there. The same person asked about new ancestry weapons in general later. Luis couldn't say for sure there was new ones, and didn't want to get people's hopes up by making a mistake remembering which ones are new or not.
"Who does Arazni have a weird bond with?" In Arazni's entry in Lost Omens: Divine Mysteries, it's confirmed she will have a Herald! Luis wouldn't say who they are. She will have a shared history of trauma with them, and it's said Arazni will be learning to trust others a little bit to explain why she now has a herald (in addition to her needing a herald now that she's a Core 20 god!).
Another of my questions is answered! I asked if Luis was excited that Wrestler is in Player Core 2, and he of course said yes! He's not sure if it's been expanded at all (he joked Mike Sayre might declare it's perfect the way it is, lmao), but he's glad it's in the Core book now for more people to look at.
Luis' favorite player options in Tian Xia Character Guide is some of the new Magus stuff coming, but he doesn't elaborate further as he feels that TXCG is more so James Case and Eleanor Ferron's baby, and they should be the ones to talk about all that's in that book. He's also excited with some of the new ancestry stuff, especially the Yaoguai!
"Has there been anything as a Creative Director that you wanted to change or add, but you weren't able to?" Luis, and maybe other people might have this feeling as well, feels that maybe the timeline for Golarion didn't need to go back 10,000 years. A ton of stuff has changed just within the past 2024 years, so to conceive 10,000 years of history without as much change stretching the suspension of disbelief quite a bit. Obviously there's fantasy tropes of long histories, but sometimes it complicates some matters.
Final question I asked got answered, which was if Luis has helped out the Starfinder team with stuff in regards to the lore, especially considering SF2E is gonna be 100% compatible with PF2E. I also mentioned knowing they both have separate continuities, but wondered if there was still some collaboration there. Luis said yeah, he does. He, James Jacobs and Thurston Hillman (hi Thursty!), the three Creative Directors, get into weekly meetings with each other to discuss what each side in the Pathfinder rules, Pathfinder adventures, and Starfinder teams are all doing. The two games try not to do the same kinds of stories at the same time, like not wanting them to tell a Runelords story that's exactly like Return of the Runelords. Likewise, Starfinder probably won't be killing any of their gods right after War of Immortals comes out.
Although they try to keep the timelines separate, everyone still keeps in touch in order to make sure they aren't breaking each others' toys and keep at least some kind of connection between the two games. And there's an interest in crossover potential, too! So maybe there's a desire for things to line up, regardless. And we'll likely see some of these developments in the coming years!
And the final question is about whether frog-centric content is coming to PF2E! Luis mentions the Tripkee (new name of the Grippli) being in Player Core 2, and since they'll have a bit more space in PC2 compared to before, they'll be expanded a little bit.
Finally, Luis leaves us with this. He's teased enough about Divine Mysteries in today's stream, but he's sure to tease a little bit more during the Keynote at PaizoCon this coming weekend, and if you end up liking that tease, then you should show up during the Godsrain panel that same day so he can talk some more about what is in Divine Mysteries and show off some of the cool art in that book.
And that's all the spoilers said during the interview! Next post will be all of the spoilers I'll collect in the Discord Events server during PaizoCon! If you got questions you wanna ask, feel free to let me know (preferably via DMs here). I'll try to ask as many as I can during the entire weekend. Until next time!

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