“And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you :3.” - Nietzsche
To me, it wasn’t so much about each DLC making a huge impact or the story being amazing. It was more about already playing the game to death and then gaining access to more content to explore. Kind of like eating a delicious cake, still being hungry, and then finding another slice of that cake that was sitting out all day.
I would argue that all the fo3 and oblivion DLC were decent. Some obviously better than others, but they weren’t just soulless cash grabs. They had effort go into them, and were fairly new into the DLC space so some trial and error is to be expected. They had a pretty good amount of content for the price relative to the base game, compared to the starfield DLC/ current AAA norms.
Yeah, sometimes it’s not about finding the “perfect” solution, but taking 100 small steps that each move things in the right direction.
What’s it like having newly acquired back pain?
I had a job where I made 20+ calls per day. I worked there for almost 2 years, and hated it just as much the day i quit as the day i started. They weren’t even particularly difficult calls, just processing orders and looking up part numbers.
That being said now I sit in zoom meetings which don’t seem that different but I find them 100x less stressful.
I like to think they had Jeffrey Combes on set every day just in case any actors didn’t show up.
I love Jerboa, it most closely resembles RiF from the beforetimes.
Yeah, Microsoft Windows is such a good character.
They truly erected a masterpiece
Correct, episode 109. It was actually Kirk’s first appearance on Car Talk. You can tell he didn’t do much open mic banter before this from how awkwardly he answers a lot the questions. Many fans find it to be one of the more relatable episodes, especially the part where he breaks down and talks real about his brother. As funny and meme-worthy the later Car Talk episodes with Kirk as a guest are, something about his first episode just makes me go back and listen to it again and again. It’s like a warm blanket for your soul.
Also it’s easier to onboard new people when the UI closely resembles what they’re used to.
My bedridden grandmother is ruining it for us all
Same, mint is fucking vile.
Edit: I will die on this hill. You don’t scare me, only mint scares me.
No, you must select ONE of the playable classes.
He just got approved for that big $40+ billion compensation package from Tesla so he’s got lots to work with.
I found out my first cousin had a second child literally a year after she gave birth because everyone thought I was told by someone else.
I would like to see a robot procrastinate getting work done for hours on end as well as i do!
Exactly. It also has pretty nice cover art too!
Edit: I just thought of another good thing about Nemesis. The DRV/ Blu Ray versions can be used as a Frisby!
My neighborhood squirrel hung upsidedown on our bird feeder holding the top with his feet while he ninja’d seeds out of the feeder. I was more impressed than anything.
Also it shows a lack of empathy. 9/10 times it’s not that the client is dumb, but that they’re unfamiliar with processes, recieved conflicting information, have other requirements you don’t know about, have personal things going on, or an endless host of other factors.
It could even be that you didn’t do your job properly in explaining or walking them through. Like if I was a customer and the client-facing representative was so fragile that he’d blow up in my face over a minor inconvenience, I probably wouldn’t feel comfortable asking for something explained a second time.