I thought about your post and about that sort of character...

Dark... uh... poison?

Look, I loved the game and despised the ending of the game.

Just guessing, but a mix of a much larger amount of these devices going out and a larger amount of those people having immediate access to share their experiences with the device?

Hell, even the actual rants about why it sucked were vague because that was the ending. A vague color-coded choice that was missing any real conclusion that many were expecting.

Hey, now... you only need to exclude me once.

Unless you are playing Until Dawn. Some of the most fun I’ve ever had was controller swapping between four people. Some of our favorite in-jokes come from it.

Pedantic, but ‘fellow Sailor’, not Soldier.

Doesn’t this mean you can’t get that apartment with the high value weapon seller thing?  I’m trying to remember the rewards from finishing it.

“I like that the company is buying lots of ‘little’ developers because we can use the funding. I don’t mind that we are being brought under an umbrella group because we are all doing different things in different ways. Some of those have to succeed, right?”

Damn. The amount of times I made up *policy* just to avoid taking in obviously stolen goods walking in from the Walmart behind my store (and the amount of super uncomfortable conversations my GM had with me about increasing trade numbers, and unless they tell me to my face it is stolen...)

And it was so hard to tell people the truth, because you needed to have rotating cast of people because they were only going to be getting at best 10-12 hours a week.

GameStop was always hell to work at because of the looming threat of how easy it was to replace you, as there was always a long line of people who’d love to work at a place where ‘all you do is sit around, play and talk about games...’

This tends to be answered with ‘any game with a new game plus feature’ or ‘multiple romance options’.

I did. And, aside from being something new (and admittedly pretty) to look at, the game played the exact same way in short order. I spent all of ten minutes being hamstrung by a lack of gear, before getting it back.

Ubisoft thought of Vinland as a “pace breaker,” something that would challenge players to survive without their regular gear, while allowing them to discover a brand new region and its native people.

After the new Stardew patch dropped, I tried to start up a new game but I felt like it was taking a very long time to find my way to the new content I was interested in, and after experiencing it, it feels like the extra content is for people who have been playing their farm forever. With Stardew, I find most of my…

Yeah, I’m absolutely aware of the ‘embarrasment of riches’ thing.

So, I lucked into an order for a Series X last Thursday, and was told that I was going to be getting one from a Feb 15th shipment.

So, any news on what bug they replaced it with?