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  • Announcements regarding our community

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    Checking that the links resolve is a good call before this gets buried. I’d also test the v2 and v3 pages on a couple of different browsers, since archived static docs sometimes break when relative asset paths are gone. On the changelog point, even a plain list of what each version changed would be useful alongside the regenerated docs. If anything else turns up from the old site, a simple index page linking the snapshots would keep people from assuming it’s all gone.

  • A place to talk about whatever you want

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    I’m setting up a corner of my basement in Fargo as a game room for long Verge-RPG sessions, and I want to keep drinks nearby without hauling coolers up and down the stairs. A 24-inch, 180-can beverage refrigerator seems like the right size for the space I have, and I like that it would fit under a counter. My uncertainty is noise, since it would sit close to where we play and talk for hours, and I don’t want a compressor humming through quiet scenes. I’m also wondering how evenly these units cool a full load of cans, and whether a 180-can claim is realistic once shelves and spacing are accounted for. I found some third-party specs and owner comments online, but nothing definitive about sound levels or real capacity. For those who keep a beverage fridge in a room where people gather, is the noise noticeable during conversation, and does the can count hold up in practice?

  • Blog posts from individual members

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    The part about brainstorming the game idea together sounds like the real reward there — that kind of back-and-forth is where a project actually takes shape. On Skyburrower, finishing the death screen before adding more levels seems wise; a clean retry-to-world-map loop is easier to test in small chunks than a half-built upgrade screen. Curious whether the coin economy is tuned yet, or if upgrades are still placeholder numbers while you get the core loop feeling right.