Wait, it’s more convenient to swap a pack than to plug into the cord next to the couch? Really?  Sounds roughly equal to me.

We have three dogs. :P But one is a tripod who can’t really play anymore (because the other dog won’t go easy on her and she ends up on the floor) and the other is much older and not really interested in playing much.

We have one and I use it often.  It’s nice not to directly touch the slobbery ball. 

I have the same trouble with my husband’s dog. She’s dropping her ball or other toy on my feet all day. I spend half my breaks tossing it into the back yard for her.  We tried one of those launchers but it terrified her (she has an anxiety disorder).

I live in a rural neighborhood, so daily walks are still part of my life. There’s almost never anyone around and if there is, I can just cross to other side of the street and social distancing (plus some) is maintained. My dog appreciates being able to go with me, too, although I have to go slower than I’m used to…

This grows yeast even faster if you use water leftover from boiling mashed potatoes instead of tap water in the initial starter.

He was stanning for Square just as hard in the FF7R review. Dude’s just that obsessive about his fandoms.

Just stop.

It also makes backwards compatibility possible, since many PS4 games do map it to something when clicked.  

I’m sure there will be other color schemes. I mostly like the modern, minimalist aesthetic thing it has going on, but aesthetics are probably one of the most subjective things you can talk about.

no one used it on the DS4

Well, it’s a controller. It’s aesthetically pleasing, I suppose.

Nevermind.

I’m having the same cycle, where I get productive for a while and then get so much anxiety about the virus that it becomes difficult to do anything.

I decided to sell my Lego collection. I’ve been sorting and cleaning 8 tubs of little bricks. While doing that, I’ve been catching up on TV I’ve been meaning to watch.

I trust that the hot water kept us safe from the virus.

It’s not about being an “edgelord”. Arguing that something is great because a majority like it is nothing but a logical fallacy known as an appeal to popularity - stating that something is true because the majority believe it’s true.

Gee, it’s almost like I didn’t explicitly label it as opinion.  Oh, wait, I did.  You just can’t read.

Reviews are subjective.  I labeled mine as opinion.  Perhaps you should recognize that your opinions are just that.  Being a popular opinion doesn’t make them any more valid.  That’s just an appeal to popularity fallacy.

Final Fantasy XII, XIII and its sequels, and XV were all terrible, IMO. As was Kingdom Hearts III.