Clubhouse is a big maybe for me. I want it to be able to do two things:

It’s sometimes an annoyance when pet owners use the language of parenting to refer to what they do: calling pets the “grandkids,” talking about their development or extracurriculars, and so on. It feels like an appropriation that doesn’t hold up in the particulars of parental obligations versus pet ownership.

There’s not much navigation involved. The menus are very simple.

I’ve just played Until Dawn and Man of Medan, so this may be what I need to tide me over until Little Hope comes out.

And the name of those ashes? Albert Einstein.

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It is nice! I don’t even like Epic, but I do support games being available on people’s platforms of choice.

To be fair to your take, the game is 8 years old. For me, at least a part of the reluctance is that I no longer have the time for online games like I did in 2012 or even 2016, and there are a lot of more recent options.

Thank you for answering. I work in university writing centers and teach composition.

Regarding missing words, I saw this:

It would help if you pointed out the issues you saw.

Given how complete an experience their games usually are on release, I can’t fault them for releasing when they do and taking time to flesh out their other plans and cut material as DLC.

I’ll quote my other response:

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2013), over half of marriages (57.6%) started between the ages 23 and 28 are still together at age 46. Yes, the median age of first marriage has been going up for a few decades, but most marriages in that start in the mid-20s age range still stay together. That’s not a good…

At least when it comes to home ownership and asset sharing, marriage usually gives greater legal protections than doing so while legally single.

#1: I read this:

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You can use the Internet Wayback Machine to access archived versions of websites. Here’s what I found for the guide.

I prefer the coloring in the original. There are more earthy and rusty tones, especially on the character models.

Alright, so I had to do a deeper dive into the Biblical verses being used here. The translation used and the context for these verses helps to understand more of ThatGuy4913's theological bent.