Fallen London is a free-to-play desktop RPG that is set in a gothic fantasy version of Victorian London. London has physically fallen underground, having been “stolen by bats” to become the new home of a mysterious entity known as the Echo Bazaar.There’s no plot, just an endless series of side-quests and storylets in which you, the player, slowly gain prominence in London and uncover secrets about the Neath. Throughout the game, you gain qualities, which allow you to complete tasks. Watchful, represented by an owl, allows you to spy on people. Shadowy, represented by a cat, allows you to steal from people. Dangerous, represented by a bear, allows you to fight people. Persuasive, represented by a fox, allows you to manipulate people. That’s an oversimplification, but this game does encourage you to be a a bit of a bad person, and that’s kind of fun! The sagacious, devious, puissant and compelling persona that you build lets you be who you are in the dark. When you fail challenges, you gain points of the four main Menaces, which counter the four Qualities: Nightmares (for Watchful), Suspicion (for Shadowy), Wounds (for Dangerous), and Scandal (for Persuasive). Exceeding 8 on any of those exiles you to various areas. For example, I tend to have a lot of Nightmares and go mad for a while, laughing and setting things on fire in the Royal Bethlehem Hotel (a luxury hotel for the insane) until I come to my senses.

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It largely depends on what the designer is actually doing. UI/UX projects should include detailed case studies. Branding projects should demonstrate progress, some changes, and actual work used in different environments. Digital works of art should also have close-up screen shots. There are many other things that make the portfolio look great, but I think the most important part is the designer. A portfolio is a tool for promoting yourself, not just your work.

Also, it's worth mentioning that if you're a college student, you shouldn't try to make your portfolio believe it's an older portfolio (mostly because you're likely to fail because of how well you do your job). Be simple, present the best work you have, and leave premium fonts, trendy videos and 3D layouts for later when you have more experience and better know how/when to use different materials for the showcase.

I haven't fished in years, but I grew up fishing every Saturday (except winter) in New England. Mostly flounders, but also tried to catch trout several times. My grandfather and I had such pleasant memories...

I've fished on the high seas many times since I moved to South Florida, mostly for the sake of the mahi mahi, but I also have a sailboat on my office wall that I caught in the early 1990s.

I love fishing and enjoy cooking mahi-mahi for guests, but I let others eat them.

I've never ordered a moving company in Canada, so I can't help with that. But I know a person who moved his company from one area to another, I will ask him what company's services he used and whether he was satisfied with them. I'll PM to you. To be honest, we only used the moving company when we lived in London. We had to move our stuff and some of the furniture from the rented apartment to the new house . We were very worried about how we would handle it, because we don't really trust our stuff to strangers.

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