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An italian engineering studio
An old italian joke is that if you want to search engineers and researchers you always have to go down some basement.
Another italian joke says that all basements are equal, but some basements are more equal.
i used some AI software to quickly edit out the people inside here so if you see "ghosts" they were people once.
enjoy.
Another italian joke says that all basements are equal, but some basements are more equal.
i used some AI software to quickly edit out the people inside here so if you see "ghosts" they were people once.
ððĪĢððĪĢðððŊ
enjoy.
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Not just Umbrella. Last Sunday I confronted my shadowrun group with an underground lab full of paranormal critters, corpses, and corpses of paranormal critters...
Group managed to complete their objective and also adopted two genetically modified Fenris-wolves (imagine wolves the size of a horse) Now the characters just need to figure out how to train them properly.... ...because until then they are going to cause all kinds of trouble.
Group managed to complete their objective and also adopted two genetically modified Fenris-wolves (imagine wolves the size of a horse) Now the characters just need to figure out how to train them properly.... ...because until then they are going to cause all kinds of trouble.
Let's just say the ..person.. they were tasked to retrieve from that place turned out to be a bit ....different from the images in their heads.
They thought they were looking for an 8-year-old boy, but in fact it turned out to be a fully grown Naga. 12 meters long - and a spellcaster to boot (or should I say "to tail?")
For those unfamiliar, Naga in the setting of Shadowrun are intelligent awakened serpents, capable of speech and reason. They are no mere animals anymore. Their two major disadvantages are that 1. they have no hands, so need to use magic to interact with objects, and 2. they are somewhat slow on land due to their size - much like an Anaconda.
They thought they were looking for an 8-year-old boy, but in fact it turned out to be a fully grown Naga. 12 meters long - and a spellcaster to boot (or should I say "to tail?")
For those unfamiliar, Naga in the setting of Shadowrun are intelligent awakened serpents, capable of speech and reason. They are no mere animals anymore. Their two major disadvantages are that 1. they have no hands, so need to use magic to interact with objects, and 2. they are somewhat slow on land due to their size - much like an Anaconda.
Essentially it is about stopping a nefarious cult from accessing and activating a sunken nuclear power plant in order to cause a massive nuclear incident near an urban sprawl, which would make Chernobyl look like a firecracker by comparison. Thing is, the players aren't even aware of all the stakes yet. Right now they are just looking into the drug trafficking that funds the whole operation.
I understand one thing that frustrates North Americans about Italian cars (and many European cars in general) is that they're a bit too highly-tuned to suit their native environment. They may react poorly and wear out often in the particular range of climate and operating conditions a North American driver will encounter. For example, I don't believe that snowy weather is nearly as much a concern for the British as it is for Americans and Canadians.
Some other prestige brands are frustrating because they gain their performance with precision engines that it's hard to meet the maintenance demands of, because the right mechanics and parts are a lot rarer on this side of the Atlantic. And also because, once again. they aren't built for generalist use.
Some other prestige brands are frustrating because they gain their performance with precision engines that it's hard to meet the maintenance demands of, because the right mechanics and parts are a lot rarer on this side of the Atlantic. And also because, once again. they aren't built for generalist use.
Most of our low price cars can handle snow because people in the mountains rarely have much money.
But those are usually never exported because they look like this: https://foto1.newsauto.it/wp-conten.....agnelli-10.jpg
That's a 5.9K euro car that's also a 4x4 offroad vehicle.
But those are usually never exported because they look like this: https://foto1.newsauto.it/wp-conten.....agnelli-10.jpg
That's a 5.9K euro car that's also a 4x4 offroad vehicle.
(It seems the site loves to attach my comments in the wrong spots today.)
I figured Italy would probably have cars that handled snow well. You have weather and terrain conditions that would encourage it. England doesn't.
That seems like a solid car in general. It simply has the no-frills look of a Volkswagen Rabbit and if someone thinks a bit, the Kia Souls Americans think nothing of seeing everywhere are ass-ugly. People in similar lifestyle situations here might really like it, considering it's cost. The problem would be (surprise!) finding appropriate replacement parts and mechanics.
I figured Italy would probably have cars that handled snow well. You have weather and terrain conditions that would encourage it. England doesn't.
That seems like a solid car in general. It simply has the no-frills look of a Volkswagen Rabbit and if someone thinks a bit, the Kia Souls Americans think nothing of seeing everywhere are ass-ugly. People in similar lifestyle situations here might really like it, considering it's cost. The problem would be (surprise!) finding appropriate replacement parts and mechanics.
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