While It Takes Two is great at the gameplay portion, that annoying book is awful. It’s so bad, if it were purely up to me - I’d stop playing long ago.

I legit haven’t heard anything about this since 2016 when I read Digital Sumo took it over. Definitely a sleeper to me if I hadn’t read it’s coming out in a few months (crosses fingers).

I read that in my mind, in the vernacular, complete with a super heavy Boston accent.

Ha. Looks like Dying Light 2 itself is undead. ba-dum-tss.

One day, I’d like to see “casual genitals” as a feature on the back of a game box that’s not inherently a sex game.

This professor probably would not have had those two things in order to possibly link them to a Nintendo Direct event. Good on you though - game studies design sounds like a fun class.

Luigi friendly, but not Mario friendly. Is that right, Universal?

I still want a Looney and Tooney.

That’s pretty nice of him.

It’s kind of smart to mod an existing vehicle that’s already street legal.

Exactly. It functions the same way. Just you understanding that much and be able to navigate it will have you leaps and bounds ahead of many others. Best of luck!

You already have one, but I used this one:

I responded to someone else. But what helped my family visualize what extra money towards principal can do is a loan amortization calculator. I had a spreadsheet that let me add extra principal by month and the interest and years melted off by adding even $100/mo.

I used a loan amortization spreadsheet I found online to help me visualize what I was actually paying in interest and how much I’d save if I paid more into the principal. I just plugged in how much more I wanted to pay towards the principal. On a 30-year fixed rate, starting at year 5, even an extra $100 a month takes…

The kicker is the top isn’t even Cobbs’ totem, it’s Mals’ totem. The viewer isn’t shown/told what Cobb uses as his totem. In the end, if the top topples over, the viewer still wouldn’t know if it was a dream or not.

I wouldn’t say “can’t lose”, but yes historically, investing long term should be the goal that works so long as one diversifies. It’s just hard to do when everyone says it’s going to be a bear after a long bull run. I feel like it’s lending money, you have to be willing to lose it, because there’s always a risk.

Hindsight and all. Who knew it’d be a 10 year bull run with crazy highs?

Very cool. I like the pure enthusiasm in Doug’s videos that really show off his genuine love for cars.

What a letdown. A build-up of lavishness and then a sub-par experience with the vehicle itself.

Is Rogue (1980), the original game?