Parenting, career growth, and saving for a house.
Parenting, career growth, and saving for a house.
100% it’s my kid. November will be the anniversary of concluding a multi-year custody battle in which I got sole custody.
Damn. Nailed it.
I’ve spent thousands of dollars on yoyos, one of which was $750 and is made of titanium damascus.
Yup I’ve tried all those too. They’re great. I found that a decently balanced experience for me was the one that adds tons of inventory space so I could build really good wands and the mini map mod. Knowing where enemies and hearts are makes the game a lot easier.
The game is very difficult but if you still have an interest there are a ton of workshop mods that make the game easier to learn/play. It’s really fun and I’ve logged hundreds of hours but vanilla is honestly too hard for me too.
He’s definitely not right
I feel that so hard. Open source/personal projects seem just a little out of reach with my current mental bandwidth.
If the test’s purpose is to prove you have retained knowledge, wouldn’t a tattoo be a permanent retention of that knowledge?
Sometimes I wonder if big studios are even capable of creating truly good games. Might be that they realize the end result will be mediocre anyways so they may as well put in less effort for quick cash.
I trust a studio like SuperGiant to take as long as they need to create a masterpiece but I simply don’t believe EA could do the same with all the time in the world.
How about Washington?
Like Jason but with an H
I think Google is a great company. They make very high quality products that I use daily.
IMHO one of the hardest negative aspects of the company to argue against is their pattern of killing products and features with little to no notice regardless of previous statements. To their credit, my experience with the Stadia shutdown felt fair and reasonable, so it’s not necessarily the end of the world when they do.
Probably something to keep in mind when reading about multi year support statements.
Wtf… yes that’s exactly correct.