Someone was already doing it, buying out reserved list cards and doubling prices overnight.

The history of this is that Shkreli got into it because someone on Reddit called another rich jerk buying out a bunch of reserved list cards the Martin Shkreli of Magic. And lo, the actual Martin Shkreli heard about it and moved in.

Too many, and not even from steam sales. Adjusting from fairly unlimited adult free time to restricted due to being a parent time was rough.

Haha, yeah. That’s what I mean. I don’t have a lot of free time, so I just ignore steam sales now.

I can say, as a gamer AND a parent at 30, that time doesn’t get any more free.

Here’s a tip: Don’t buy anything unless you wanted it before the sale AND are going to play it in the near future.

Oh man, I still need to play Virtue’s Last Reward. I played 999 and did not expect it to be as good as it was.

Forest Whitaker for Quinlan Vos!

Pail Reiser was in Aliens. Give comedians a chance, Danny McBride seems pretty talented.

The revival was trash, honestly. Id be fine if it never came back.

I don’t know, I wouldn’t call grinding an actual challenge. It just spends time - time as an adult and (recently) father I just don’t have to waste on that anymore.

Having had the “Compulsive Liar” experience myself... twice, I feel for the catfished guy.

I thought the two new slow-time mechanics were cool. One for a perfect dodge, and one for the bow when jumping off heights.

Oh thank god, I’ve been itching to get at this.

Every JRPG needs a fast-forward button. Every JRPG developer needs to reflect on why that is.

You’ve been super helpful. Thanks!

No... don’t back up your statements or anything.

Oh wow. So not only do I need to beat the dungeon, but I need to finish with full health.

Oh my god, thank you. So basically completing the challenge dungeon is what ‘saves’ your number of hearts. Is it your total hearts, or what you have remaining that saves?