you can definitely back your save up. They’re developing a different save backup system specifically for this game.

They like the shared island feature so much that they’re doing all this extra work.

I don’t see what the fuss is about outside of the transfer issue.
My whole family played on one town on gamecube/everyone in Japan had everyone play in one town on N64. My wife daughter and I all shared one house on DS.

I’m thinking that you can’t transfer the save to a new console, because the switch transfers saves…

The rules allow for doing this without penalty. The rules probably shouldn’t, but they do. It’s not cheating to follow the rules.

It’s really weird to say that playing by the rules is cheating.
Is it cheating to take a delay of game penalty to get more room for a punt?

I’m also tired of “Let it Go” being used out of context. It literally means “Unleash it!” in the movie context

I think using multiple memory cards in order to have everyone in your house have the same town wasn’t really what they intended or expected players to do.

Especially considering that it was an N64 title to begin with. 

A sham as in, not allowing the Sanders guys to flood the convention and steal delegates that he hadn’t earned at the ballot? It was only a mess because Sanders was trying to cheat.

On Gamecube we all had a character in the same town. On the DS we all had a character in the same HOUSE.

I’m not sure why you’re bothered by sharing an island

I’m hoping this is the bad dress.

I didn’t see it as a big joke at the time.

Literally has been used as an intensifier for centuries. There are lots of words like this. So many that there’s word to describe them. Auto-Antonyms.

For example,
Cleave

Just like white people don’t get to decide when the N word is no longer a slur, Colonizers don’t get to decide when “Savage” is OK. This residential schools thing isn’t ancient history either. My Great Grandpa was in one of these programs.

The word Savage isn’t gonna hurt us

This is delicious Heather,
Thank you

And who better to determine which things are trivial and which aren’t than you.

Your run to the dictionary was pre-called out in the article. You’re not as clever as you think

Oh dang! I’m sorry that someone asking you think about a word used to justify the genocide against my people makes you a little uncomfortable.

The bottom one is definitely the updated one. They put a lot of detail into W3 back then.

About your frustration with HDT...

They just made updates that might relieve your frustration this morning.

What you’re describing would be very illegal. When you display the odds of getting something, screwing with those odds could get you into a lot of trouble.