I'm disappointed with it, but that's my problem. I can't put my finger on why, I think my expectations have changed. Somehow I was expecting it to blow me away like the first time I played it and obviously it just can't do that.
Still gonna sink a fair few hours into it though.
I was going for the community centre bundle. I was so close. I was waiting for one more duck feather. I play relaxed and sporadically so it took me til year 4 to even get to this point. Then my young son played on my profile and did joja.
My heart. She breaks.
"You jinx it? Believe it or not, jail"
At the risk of doing some kind of ism, it's weird that normal people do it.
I can see the merit giving them to someone who is a drug addict or otherwise mentally enfeebled so they can get the intended gift with a little more agency over specifics with less risk of them spending it unwisely.
A lot of my Google searches end up being answered by reddit threads
That's what he's trying to do, just doesn't know where to go for that.
Now that I'm thinking about it I'm surprised there isn't a dragons den type thing for software development.
I feel that so hard.
All that ended up happening was I'd learned not to bother trying. If I didn't try I'd still beat everyone else. Then real life started and it turns out the only lesson you needed to learn in school was to learn how to try.
A suit?
Knowing literally no other details other than your ages and the fact youre asking strangers, I would say bad idea. It might be a phenomenal idea though with more information.
The oedipus offensive
Bitcoin wasn't wrecking us fast enough
You've obviously put a lot more thought into this than I ever will, but I've never reached a point of claustrophobia, more the opposite, like agoraphobia. Every time I learn a little more there's references to things I don't know yet so need to learn those to understand that. But surprise! That topic also has references and underlying details I don't understand and haven't heard of before.
I get very intimidated by the awareness of the sheer scope of my ignorance.