In my personal opinion: It doesn't
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As a foreigner living in Germany, I just knew this would be the main response. Germans LOVE to air out rooms
If you're ever in Sweden I can highly recommend Pizza Africana, blows Hawaii out of the water. Topping includes banana, peanuts, curry powder, sometimes pineapple, sometimes grilled chicken. Amazing!
No sorry, no idea where to find it in CH
I'm a big fan of Fritz-cola, and they have plenty of other sodas as well. Don't know how easy it is to find though
I've been looking for something similar for a while as well. Recently found this, which might fit your description: https://www.green-shirts.com/en/ They seem to originate from Germany
Yeah, that would be amazing!
No problem, enjoy! 😉
So, as I'm also an "older" gamer, it definitely helped with the time management 😉 How I did it was to first just look up which parts he used and try to find as many of them as possible, or otherwise trade for them in the Corvette parts shop. For some parts I also used alternatives until I had managed to collect all of the "original" parts. And when I had collected all the parts, I then followed the tutorial to do the actual build. And I enjoyed doing it this way 🙂
There are several different alternatives, but the youtube video I followed was this: https://youtu.be/WyxeEKAnlek
That was my experience as well for the first couple of years. But with the drop of the update where you can build your own Corvette, I finally converted. Finally I could build my very own Serenity! Next step is to make my way as a smuggler across the universe!
Edit: this is built after another players YouTube-tutorial by the way.
Yeah, this is part of what had me a bit confused. I'm on lemmy, and in addition there're different apps/readers for different instances? I just downloaded the top choice from the app store (Boost for lemmy). But they all talk to each other? And as far as I understood, you can also interact with for instance Mastodon which is an alternative to Twitter?
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To be fair, the Danish people themselves only have a tenuous grasp on Danish