It is the item uncle Gael is looking for, which the painter tells you about.

There is a huge gap between $50 million and $1 billion+. There are 160,000 people in the US that have more than $20 million [1].

The graphics and soundtrack were fantastic in Ni No Kuni, but the story was really boring and repetitive. Every time there was a villain, they weren’t really bad, etc. I beat the game but felt very unsatisfied. I was so excited for the game that it was the entire reason I bought a PS3 and a Television (before I only…

In this case, I really think the free market should rein. People can give away mods or ask for money for them. If people ask for a lot of money for the dog thing from the Neverending story, then it is likely almost no people would purchase it. It should be just like a game-specific app store, except with mods instead…

Assuming the article isn’t being sensationalist, why does the player community care so much about this? By having paid mods as an option, were modders not able to make their work free anymore? Assuming this isn’t the case, why not let the free market sort it out? It should be just like an App Store. Having paid mods…

This. The combat in DA:I is terribly boring. Just hold R for the most part until your abilities are ready, then do something like cast barrier. I'm playing on Hard, and I haven't had any real challenges since passing level 5 or 6. The combat either needs to be twitchier and deeper (e.g., Witcher 2) or more tactical…

This is wrong. Purple sweet potatoes and taro are both purple, but they are different plants. You can buy both at Asian supermarkets in Southern California. Purple sweet potatoes tend to be sold at Korean and Japanese markets in particular. Taro and sweet potatoes are not even closely related (same phylum, different…