I have to agree. I have over 800 and they’ve added more opportunities to obtain them. I’ve spent some here or there to rush furniture, but never if it costs more than 30. I also don’t feel obligated to do all the events if I don’t like the rewards. I only spend maybe 20~ minutes two or three times a day (if I remember)…

Holy shit, I thought I was the only one! I was 15 when it came out, and I COMPLETELY hated it. I hated the graphics, hated the music, hated the weird goofy characters, hated the gameplay... Everything. And I’d been a Zelda fan since ‘88.

First of all, as someone who’s not on the spectrum, I totally get it and am the same way when it comes to “you’ll have to tell me you want that before I do it”. I am so terrified of making someone I like uncomfortable that I wait until I’m 100% sure as well. But then, I guess I’m horrible at reading social cues, too.

I believe this would be a more accurate fusion.

This seems like the right take to me. Probably the best comparison to regular sports is boxing, or tennis, or golf, or maybe even pro poker—one of those ones where the money is based in a loosely confederated circuit of competitions, and amateurs or semi-pros who aspire to climb up dedicating their lives to practicing…

You can only have a debate with people if they’re fundamentally willing to admit they’re possibly wrong about a subject, and are willing to approach that debate with an open mind.

I'm not into the ccg games, but playing 40k for a few decades. I've always thought that the best approach for the company is to sponsor and not run events. If they want floor rules, or similar, that's fine. But usually if they outsource the actual tourney, it's less risk and less financial investment.

You can pre-order it on Square Enix’s North American store. You can also find most released vinyl being sold by somebody at Discogs, if you want to get it later.

Ahhh.... the Vikings got called on that same penalty to allow the Packers to score a field goal before the 1st half you fucking hack

You know it’s an accident, because it’s not intendo

Usually and what people tend to miss is that its less about having kids and more about how much you wan’t to be a parent. Are you into spending time and teaching somebody who is both incontinent and wholly ignorant when you meet them and getting them to be an entirely separate entity from you. Then you’re good to be a…

Agreed (and I have a kid). It’s not crazy to want to have certain things in place (career, finances, etc). HOWEVER. If you, as a couple, really want kids, and you don’t have a clear timeline for when those things will be achieved, then it’s not a good reason. Either get a timeline or just say “fuck it” and go.

I get comments from co-workers who are parents “It must be nice to not have kids and you can afford to go on cruises”.

I think I might just start commenting on everything “seems a bit racist” and watch the dominos fall.

It’s going to be up to what folks decide to do with these models.

It’s interesting though saying the game is running on the NES is like saying a VHS player playing a recording of a game is running the SNES game.

Mostly I agree with you. However, the Fish Slapping Dance.

It’s just that it’s ridiculous (though, kids today really seem to enjoy goofy things being specifically done in public so I’m sure that gets it extra points)

<Seinfeld voice> What’s up with “New Girl”? She’s known all these people for years now. Now very “new” anymore is she? Amiright?

Chapters 5-8 remove it from "top 20 JRPG" contention.