Not that anybody asked, but I wouldn’t even pay $8 for this game. My brother and I played for a solid 2-3 hours and were just bored by how shallow the combat felt.
I just watched the documentary (joking, mostly) Purple Rain again a couple weeks ago and the Kid (Prince’s character) is definitely abusive to his love interest. He plays cruel pranks on her, gaslights her, and publicly humiliates her. But it’s all okay because he’s Prince and they’re probably in love.
Glad to hear that worked. I have one I dehydrated last fall before moving across country and I’m going to rehydrate it soon.
I know it’s ludicrous to need to ask for permission. I’m sure they won’t get it.
A “good deal” in the program is to get 150 coins from a pre order, let’s say of the new Astro game. I’m definitely going to buy that game. But then if you pause and think that 1200 coins can be redeemed for $5, you’re getting 62 cents extra cash back from the deal on a $60 game. Not even a discount… PS bucks back. and that’s only if you get the rest of the coin$ to ca$h in.
Yet it still feels like it came out the year after the last one
In my opinion, no. The allies would have started dropping atomic weapons on civilian German cities just like they did to Japan. But I think it certainly would have lasted longer.
Wow what an analysis. This event could have repercussions! They could be different depending on who views them and what their beliefs are!
I can’t even imagine what was going through that truck drivers head when he found that baby
What is the point of this? Who is he scoring points with? They must have made a couple extra medals by accident.
Don’t talk shit about goblins. Simple as that.
Reminds me of all of those “I paid off my student loans by the time I graduated” (by just having rich parents and living with them and spending their money
Thank you!
I never thought I would buy the expansion but for $1 how could I say no?
I’d like to recommend Laird Barron who mostly writes horror stories and novels. I’ve read his short story collection “The Beautiful Thing That Awaits us All” and there are some really good ones in there (along with some mediocre of course). And his novel The Croning is my favorite horror novel in recent memory. I felt like it could be adapted well into a movie, too.
Another great (very scary imo) novel is Carrion Comfort by Dan Simmons. Might be my top horror novel.
Also, I’d like to second someone else’s suggestion for Between Two Fires.
I had a job that felt like this sometimes, as a contractor for a federal gov’t agency, and I hated it. Be careful what you wish for…