







I tried ddg too and wasn’t super happy, especially not when searching in a different language. I switched to Qwant and I’m very happy with it so can recommend trying that. There are other search engine options as well
I love that you’re still giving us Furryosa updates!
That’s not a problem with this strategy. There’s always gonna be people around who talk a lot of shit, we can still try to improve ourselves and how we interact with others.
Vikings theme song is a short version of If I Had A Heart by Fever Ray. I listened to Fever Ray (and The Knife) long before Vikings came out, so was pleasantly surprised. It does fit the show very well.


I had issues searching stuff in my native language when using duckduckgo as well. Switched to qwant and its been a lot better for me at least, so maybe try that?
Love the sneaky hands on the side holding it up
Thanks, this looks good. I like that it creates separate save files as well so no risk of contaminating the vanilla save files.
Randomizer mod needs .NET runtime though and not sure how to run it with this. Didn’t see anything in the instructions about something like that unless I missed something. Not used to doing these kind of set ups on Linux because honestly I haven’t needed to do anything like this yet.
They also linked another guide that looks promising but is 3 years old, has a lot of steps and lots of comments saying it still doesn’t work. Will try it out later today though.
Obviously I didn’t find an answer, otherwise I wouldn’t be asking here. I also checked the devs discord and reddit.
Could you link the answer you found please?


I’m pretty sure Sts2 has more content than the first game already even though its in early access


I didn’t claim to be a full blown hoarder, I said I used to be somewhat of a hoarder. OP also said they didn’t have that extreme of a problem with hoarding either so thought it could still be worth sharing what helped me.


I used to be somewhat of a hoarder and I found it helpful to ask myself things like “When have I used this past few years?” or “Would I even remember this thing if I got rid of it?” etc.
If you have stuff you never really look at or use and maybe never even think about until you find it again then why keep it?