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prof-thaddeus · 1 year
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"There's a lot of gear driving going on" - Sam 'the back hood' Riegel
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thestarsarelaughing · 2 months
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Mood.
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beedreamscape · 1 year
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Matt, years ago, calling Sam a weird fey creature and I'm going crazy about it
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atombonniebaby · 10 months
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If you need some cheering up and want to laugh your asses off!.. This Critical Role one-shot should do it 🤣🤣🤣
I'm only halfway through, but thought I'd share a couple of moments! (If the timestamps didn't link with the videos, I've made notes!)
1:09:00 -The reason why I now headcanon that MacCready stays away from chems is because they transform him from Sexy-Rat man to Paranoid Trash-Panda (also why he hates you hoarding scrap! 🤣)
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1:19:10 - The screenshot below is all you need to know 🤣🤣🤣
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tiklishgirl · 1 year
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If I had a nickel for every time the players ended up on top of the table at a Sam Riegel one shot …
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dailymarisharay · 1 year
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pagesofkenna · 3 months
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I think about the 'crisscross' joke in the Crash Pandas oneshot all the time and no one ever gets what I'm referencing, so I finally compiled the entire bit into a single video for everyone who forgot this oneshot existed
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broodygaming · 2 years
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one of the cars had BETTER be steered by a five racoons in a trench coat ala crash pandas! 
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thevalleyisjolly · 2 years
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Please let the finale of the race just be the cast having to blow the crawler mini over the finish line.
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luckthebard · 7 months
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I often see people talking about wanting popular actual plays to showcase systems other then 5e, so I thought I’d make a handy list of which ttrpgs have been played on a large platform by the Big Two.
Systems other than 5e Critical Role has played games in:
Pathfinder
Honey Heist (3 different games)
Vampire: The Masquerade (2 part special)
Crash Pandas
Monsterhearts 2
Savage Worlds (Deadlands: Reloaded) (oneshot and a 4 part miniseries)
Call of Cthulhu
Mothership/Alien mashup
My Little Pony: Tails of Equestria
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands
A Familiar Problem
Sam’s 8-Bit Homebrew
Candela Obscura (ongoing miniseries)
Legend of Zelda Homebrew
Til the Last Gasp
Systems other than 5e Dimension 20 has played games in:
Good Society/5e mashup
Star Wars 5e
Kids on Bikes
Kids on Brooms
The Mythic System
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isthatacalzone · 1 year
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varun766 · 7 months
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What is a try-except block in Python?
In Python, a try-except block is a fundamental programming construct used to handle exceptions or errors that may occur during the execution of a program. Exception handling is a critical aspect of writing robust and reliable code, as it allows developers to gracefully handle unexpected situations and prevent program crashes. Here, we'll delve into the theory and principles of try-except blocks in Python.
Exception Handling: Exception handling is a programming paradigm that deals with errors, anomalies, or exceptional situations that can arise during program execution. These exceptions can be caused by a variety of factors, such as incorrect user input, file I/O errors, division by zero, or attempts to access nonexistent resources.
The Role of Try-Except Blocks: A try-except block is used to surround a section of code where exceptions might occur. It consists of two main parts:
The Try Block: This is where you place the code that you suspect might raise an exception. Python will execute the code within the try block.
The Except Block(s): If an exception occurs within the try block, Python will jump to the appropriate except block based on the type of exception raised. Each except block specifies the type of exception it can handle and the code to execute if that specific exception occurs.
Exception Propagation: When an exception is raised within the try block, Python searches for a matching except block. If it finds one, it transfers control to that block to handle the exception. If no matching except block is found within the current function, the exception propagates up the call stack to higher-level functions, where it continues to search for an appropriate except block. If no handler is found anywhere along the call stack, the program terminates with an unhandled exception error. Apart from it by obtaining Python Course, you can advance your career in Python. With this course, you can demonstrate your expertise as an as Sequences and File Operations, Conditional statements, Functions, Loops, OOPs, Modules and Handling Exceptions, various libraries such as NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, many more.
Handling Multiple Exceptions: Python allows you to have multiple except blocks to handle different types of exceptions. You can also use a generic except block without specifying the exception type to catch any unhandled exceptions. However, it's generally good practice to be specific about the exceptions you expect and handle them accordingly.
The Finally Block: In addition to try and except blocks, you can use a finally block. The code within a finally block is executed regardless of whether an exception occurred or not. It's often used for cleanup operations, such as closing files or releasing resources.
Use Cases for Try-Except Blocks:
File I/O: When reading or writing files, exceptions can occur due to file not found, permissions issues, or other file-related errors.
User Input Validation: When dealing with user input, try-except blocks can prevent crashes due to unexpected or invalid input.
Network Operations: Handling network-related exceptions, like connection errors or timeouts, is essential in network programming.
Mathematical Operations: Exception handling can be used to handle mathematical errors like division by zero.
Database Operations: When working with databases, try-except blocks can handle exceptions that arise from connection issues or query errors.
Best Practices:
Be specific in your exception handling. Catch only the exceptions you expect and can handle effectively.
Avoid using a generic except block without specifying the exception type unless it's for top-level error handling or logging.
Use the finally block for cleanup operations.
Consider logging exceptions to help with debugging and monitoring.
In summary, try-except blocks in Python are a powerful mechanism for handling exceptions and errors gracefully, allowing programs to recover from unexpected situations and continue execution. Effective exception handling enhances the reliability and robustness of Python applications and is a fundamental skill for any Python developer.
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queenofshenanigans · 3 years
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Ok so I started watching Sam Riegel's Crash Pandas one-shot while working but it was a bad idea. I'm dying fr holding in laughter. This will be an at-home show.
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sir-bertrandbell · 3 years
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“you pry open the back hood-”
“the back hood?”
“the trunk?”
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feelslessfoodmore · 3 years
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All these sprinkle posts are making me realize that I really can't wait for whatever honey heist esque one shot we get with sprinkle as the protagonist
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saintdollyparton · 4 years
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I wanna see a Crash Pandas/Honey Heist style one-shot where Sprinkle is the main character and the rest are other slightly unhinged small animals. Then the big bad is Professor Thaddeus who is trying to eat them.
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