That is all true. The issue now is finding another opportunity. The market is so horrible that a lot of good people are wasting too much time in dead end jobs or unemployed.

Ace Attorney is probably my favorite series so seeing the creator back AND that he's doing something new has me cautiously overly excited. Which is an oxymoron but whatever.

It seriously depends on the situation. A bad job could boost your skills but if you're shoved into a situation where there aren't extra opportunities or you're doing the same things day in and day out extra years sitting at a desk isn't going to do much. If you have a crappy job but you're constantly doing something…

Yes/no based on my year of studying business Japanese. It really depends on the company. If you have an old school boss then, yes, you'll likely be trapped in the office until he goes home. Or you don't want to be the first to leave because people will look down on that.

To be fair, Drake's Filing would be hilarious and would likely have some sort of demon IRS agents in it.

Same here. I played the hell out of A2 on DS but that was a far easier game. I play tabletop RPGs so I thought I'd get the hang of Tactics/Tactics Ogre. Never really could.

Rock Band 2 and Heart of Glass vocals. 100% every time even on Hard. I'm still not exactly sure how.

And on a salary that is under 30k it's damn near impossible to live on your own.

I'd love a season three where Harlan Ellison guides them through the multiverse.

Fremont/Hayward has some studios for $1000! You know, if you want to live in a shoebox with little parking.

And they did in fact save the world in Mystery Incorporated so no one argue. We have spoken.

Yeah, you want a challenge but you don't want normal dudes being totally unaffected by 5 rounds from a decent gun. I know the games stray to the fantastical side but... some random guy in South America is still gonna slow down if you shoot him in the leg no matter how badass he is.

I played Uncharted on Easy most of the time too since it's difficult for me to use the shooting controls. Even so, Easy did provide more room for exploration and I could bump up to Normal when I felt like things were going too swimmingly.

The problem is that most of them would see it as a handbook... -_-

Beep boop blorp.

I think we have to assume they want to hire a robot and not a person.

We can ignore the privacy thing because it's now just par for the course that you're being bought and sold. They've prioritized their services so you get what they want you to use and not what may be the best to use. They flip flopped on/pick and choose the meaning of net neutrality after getting into the mobile…

Now there's a good idear.

That's what I assumed but that first break sort of killed the momentum and now there's a second one.

They don't but they're still totally fun. It's what got me hooked back in the 90s when Nick showed the reruns.