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Gamepass is a monthly subscription. You have access to a catalogue of games while your subscription is running. So if you know you will be done with a game within a month and will not really want to play it again in the future, a one month sub may be a good deal.

Sophia in Fate of Atlantis would probably kick you in the orichalcum beats for calling her a sidekick.

And that is why we can't get more Tron stuff.

Luckily I was able to return the coat. I don't need to make an onlyfans account after all.

I was very tired. I haven't really slept through a night this week. Yesterday night the phone rang after 3AM, because a neighbour in Greece neither knew or cared I was out of the country in a different timezone. So when I didn't answer and simply texted that I was unavailable out of the country, he spammed me with text messages. As a result I was exhausted all day. Saw a nice coat. Opened XE to check the price in Euro and left out a zero. As a result I accidentally bought a coat at 950€ instead of 95... I so hope I can return it in the morning. That is not really my budget.

Yeah, never eat mushrooms. Eating mushrooms is smurf domicide.

And we were not allowed to play in the sandbox.

So many rules. I am trying to implement a new one: If you want to buy a new game, play one you own but haven't played yet first.

So that was rule number 1. I always mix this one up with your rule number 2: if there are mods that improve your gaming experience, use them.

Stop over at Shanghai airport. Friend I am traveling with went for a smoke and missed boarding. Tried getting around Tokyo with two huge suitcases and both our carry on. People were quite amused. As one lady said: "You must have a lot of kids" probably thinking I was carrying presents for all of the little rascals. I knew passive smoking was bad.

I find that is a general problem with writers. You even see it in shows like Walking Dead. The protagonist, Whatshishame sheriff in all the Karl memes, had as sole personality trait "protagonist". Writers seem to think audiences will care for the protagonist just because they are supposed to, then wonder why the supporting cast gets all the fans. Then as series progress, often you see secondary characters come to the forefront, because for those some interesting idea was used somewhere on an episode to justify the episode. Think BSG, where nobody cares all that much about the admiral's son, but everyone wanted to know what happened to the guy who gave up his spot to evacuate the scientist - to the extent he got written back into the show.

The result is the same though: Neither of us could use 20m3D@y2Y0uG37Th3K@thh0und@nd20m3D@y2Th3K@thh0undG3t2Y0u as a password

I just kept typing, but since I had hit the limit, it cut off at the same point in both the password and the confirmation so everything was fine.

Logged in. Remembered that 3 out of 5 characters didn't have names since the first server merger. Logged out.

So pretty much like most big titles these days.

Yeah, same for me with the EU server merger. I think half my characters lost their names.

Just got the email that if I do not log in, I'll lose my character names

No annoying settlement building? Take my money!

Well, Scrouge McDuck is insidious capitalist propaganda

If they had added pulp aliens that are little more than humans with funky foreheads or antenna and pop art skin colours, I would have been more interested. Flying through space is more fun if you end up in a cantina in a hive of scum and villainy with aliens, than if you end up in a cantina in a hive of scum and villainy with just the same garden variety scumy villains you had where you started.

Aren't you a teacher? You probably know these things.

If there is two half lives and you own both games, do they combine into one Full Life ?

Disney Dreamlight Valley

Starfield just seems so bland. I don't even feel any energy to try it.

I tried Children's Capitalism Simulator. You wake up in a magical land, covered in darkness (the land, and I guess you because you are in the land). You then start helping people and saving the place with the power of friendship. One of the first people you save is the richest person in the world. From then on, whenever you try to save someone else, you end up needing to do menial work for the rich person, seeing how they have a monopoly on pretty much everything. The game is a continuous series of exploitation by the 1% hoping that through it you will be able to help the rest. Add the in app purchases and it is pure capitalism in every sense.