Me neither. I’d get lucky once in a while and think I finally got it. Then I’d have another jousting tourney and realize, nope, still don’t get it.
Me neither. I’d get lucky once in a while and think I finally got it. Then I’d have another jousting tourney and realize, nope, still don’t get it.
I used to play both of those on Atari ST. Haven’t seen anybody mention Defender of the Crown in ages.
I’m glad I’m not the only one bothered by that. Way too much space around her nose and chin with that mask & how she’s wearing it.
A day after the RV was parked in their driveway, the Lynches found a note taped to it informing them that if the RV wasn’t removed, they’d face a fine of $100 per day, up to $1,000.
So, they’re full of shit because they are enforcing the rules the nurse agreed to, while she’s working from home (& not actually placing herself “at greater risk to take care of the rest of us”)? They also said, if she’d even communicated with them beforehand, they’re willing to allow the RV when she is actually going…
As of now the only solutions are to equip your net, face upward toward the tree & shake the tree first (it’ll switch back to your net & you can quickly grab the wasps) essentially meaning you have to shake the tree before you try to chop wood...or run inside a building and the wasps will disperse.
As an alternative, you can sneak up on them (holding A) until they raise their front legs. Stop, & wait for them to relax. Then move in again until they raise up. Repeat until close enough to catch with the net.
I’m still waiting until release (no pre-orders), but I’m also quite surprised it seems to be going so smoothly coming from EA.
January ‘83 here. I agree wholly. This Carbuncle is awful.
I’ve never actually run out of gas. I did, however, have my fuel pump go out on I-35 in San Antonio once. I’d driven about 1300 miles to get there over a couple of days. On the third day, I got stuck in some traffic heading northeast on I-35. Traffic came to a complete stop for a while. No worries, I had time and…
It is interesting that beyond the PR speak, the rest of the message is all about how yes, they released a broken product, but it’s okay because they’d already planned on patching it to functional levels.
Me as well. I really liked 1, but 2 just felt off somehow. I’ll definitely check out 3, though.
Maybe I’m blind, but I don’t see anything about Amazon Prime Members on the Switch Lite eBay page, and I see the same price whether I’m signed into my eBay account, my Amazon account, or neither.
Maybe I’m blind, but I don’t see anything about Amazon Prime Members on the Switch Lite eBay page, and I see the…
Years ago, I drove through the Phoenix area when they had speed cameras on the freeway. There were signs warning you “Speed Camera 1/2 mile.” At every camera point, every lane of the freeway - even those easily under the speed limit - would slam on their brakes. Then just after the cameras, everyone would speed back…
Also, shitting on 40% of the population is never a good strategy (dumb hillbilly White people hate to be called dumb hillbilly White people. Go figure.
If I know it’s going to snow overnight, and my windshield is currently dry, I actually will put one of those covers over the windshield. Then in the morning I will do steps 1 & 2, then remove the cover from the windshield pushing all that snow off at once, then continue with the remaining steps.
This was my grandma’s cure, and I still think it’s the best one I’ve ever tried (though I only block one ear since I’m using the other hand to hold the cup).
Oddly enough, it looks like there is a knob at the bottom of the giant touchscreen, with its own little display.
I really don’t understand the whole “victim blaming” take in this article. None of the quoted sections say anything about crashes being bikers’ faults because they weren’t wearing helmets, yet that’s where Aaron goes with it.
Somehow, he turns this:
You’re a real treat to be around, aren’t you?
If their “always online” isn’t well implemented, then I guess I won’t buy it. Just like I didn’t buy Diablo 3.