How many years of luck increases do you need in XCOM 2 not to miss a 99 % shot?

Seriously though, do you have any good sources to read about this?

I hate the PRNG of XCOMs. For anyone suffering from that I recommend Hard West. It's a buggy game, but the luck mechanism is interesting. Basically when missing, your luck increases, and eventually that helps you hit. So missing a good shot isn't that bad, because you can build a strategy on it regardless.

cause and effect will always be the same

Actually no. Mostly, but some actions affect the PRNG and when loading saves they haven't remembered to reset the effect of those, so the results can change a bit between loads. It has been a while, so I don't remember the specifics. But you can abuse this property to get out of really tough spots by gaming the PRNG across loads.

I have probably save scummed too much.

I hope the ships are going to be towed outside the environment first.

Calibre + DeDRM plugins rock.

Did he get out of France already?

As a finn I'm pretty interested. There's a huge difference between whether ships are intercepted in international or national waters.

Did the interception happen inside Taiwan's territorial waters?

Stick to one distribution. Using notes is fine. Make aliases if necessary. You will learn with repetition.

I continued Witcher 3 after a long time. Trying to stop thinking of it as a chore to complete, and instead live it like an adventure where I can go and do something funny for a while without worrying if I get any progress.

Genocide is another proper word for what Russia is doing.

Learning to read manpages is honestly the best advice. They are pretty dense in information, so maybe that's why some people go to great lengths to run circles around them looking for inferior sources of information.

Does it support flashing from web browser?

What encryption? There is no E2EE by default. It's all plaintext.

Telegram always seemed a bit sus to me. I have hard time trusting that they don't sell all that non-encrypted data somewhere.

It's also illegal in EU.

How does the tax get added if you don't use a credit card?

The stories in the Bible are kind of comforting, in a way. It's basically a chain of generations after generations fucking everything up and doing every horrible thing mankind does. Yet through all that the message is that God is always the same and always waiting for his people to stop running away from him.

It's not only interesting, it's difficult to understand, and Old Testament contains a lot of stuff that makes you doubt. But if you look at it from a theological view, God's judgement does not disappear anywhere in New Testament. It's just diverted into one person: his own son, who he abandons to be crucified, even though he is innocent.

Christianity is really a horrifying religion. The core of it is disgusting and offensive.

But it doesn't end there.

I can confirm, OBS Studio is perfect for recording Microsoft Teams sessions. Other parties are not aware of the recording unlike Teams built-on recording.

Probably works for every similar application as well.