I'm curious how they came to the figure they used for car ownership, I've had 2 cars in my adult life and I paid them both off in ~6 years (I only got the second one because I got into an accident and totaled the first one a month after paying it off )
Am I an out of touch outlier here?
Ultima, everquest, anarchy online, star wars galaxies. All were popular MMOs with a subscription fee and predate world of warcraft.
Not only did the DLC just come out, but the base game also got a free major 2.0 update
$850 a month for 150 square feet???? Utter insanity aside, how is that even remotely considered 'deeply affordable'
I can't remember if I saw it online or if it was just something my friends and I were talking about, but it was a theory that Vulcans probably use stupidly spicy food while training to control their emotions.
It seems like you really need to decide if the paycheck is worth the drama. You make it sound like you have other options, so if fear of the unknown is the only thing keeping you from jumping ship, I think you should jump.
I remember playing guild wars 2 forever ago with one of my friends, we discovered that the walking animation while carrying a 2h weapon was extremely cool so we just started walking across the zone. It wasn't long before we had a small following and we all just explored while looking dope.
Maybe they're trying to appeal to the sovcits with maritime doublespeak
So up until very recently, the monster hunter games had a theme of living in balance with the environment and monsters were only hunted to help control manageable numbers or if some had gone out of control. Then they were apparently specifically told to tone down their environmental messaging to appeal to a wider audience.
I usually have a pretty bad attention span with games so it's wild to me that I've been playing warframe almost exclusively for nearly 3 months now, and I'm super excited for 1999 later this year.
I also really need to get back into the satisfactory server I've been hosting for some friends and finish the turbofuel power plant for them.
Finally, Monomyth came out in early access recently so I've been savoring it. Arx Fatalis had the absolute coolest fantasy setting I have ever seen, as well as just being an awesome game. Monomyth is a love letter and I couldn't be happier.
This game was so bonkers, they don't make them like this anymore. Though, they didn't really make them like that then either.
Right? It's definitely something different and I can't fault people for liking the look. The problem is the rest of the thing is also a poorly designed death trap from the ground up.