I think what they are pointing out is that their individual stories were told as if they were solo. The vignettes on the other hand did establish that it was a party. And iirc the vignettes don’t really relate to the character plots so much as just their general characterization. So while it might build some…

I honestly just don’t understand bringing D&D to the big screen.

I mean, the manga/anime have a perfect ending if you stop reading/watching at the 2/3rds mark.

Yes?

I totally get where you’re coming from, but while this sounds simple it can vaaaasstly increase the writing/dev needs per scenario. So you’d end up with a lot fewer character options in the long run.

Some other options:

 could try to prosecute residents even for seeking an abortion across state lines.

I think that entire segment is actually supposed to be weeks.

Yeah. Like, I don’t care at all if BUNGIE profits from this suit.

I’d agree with you if these weren’t all things you’d know ahead of time, and if this wasn’t a monthly subscription.

Yeah, but... it’s not pretending to be that.

I don’t get why they changed their physical features. And Ellie looks chibified in a way that I absolutely loathe. Her character design in the original is SO GOOD - there’s no need to make her into a new person?

Unless resigning gives you some kind of massive benefit from your contract/circumstance, IN WRITING, then you should never resign rather than face a firing. Your protections and eligible benefits change wildly depending on if you choose to leave vs. get fired.

TRUTH to that. Which is why one of my unspoken rules, for myself, is to always be 2 hours early. (side story alert)

I think standing up is fine, just don’t be the person who tries to force ahead of the people sitting ahead of you. 

When I used to run cafes, nothing would be more frustrating then getting a bad review* than when the problem was never brought to our attention in the first place and was easily fixable. And it’s so frustratingly common, because mistakes happen.

Because I can think critically, I can move beyond the tone of one article, from one writer.

I mean, you’re describing digital TCGs.

I see absolutely no part of that quoted sentence which is telling you what you are supposed to think...

The only 2 of these I’ve ever heard of, tbh, are the hooves for gelatin and the chemicals for fast food ones...