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You assume they read half of what is written here. 😄

I mean... It's not like you can't not pay for it...

Where can I watch this?

How do you figure? They were getting their gas from the Russian even before it, now they just eliminated the in between countries and any scenario where said countries could cause a break in the supply chain. They probably have cheaper gas now.

You didn't even get to the weird part yet.

@Oner You got me watching the cinematics again...

Sounds like you have your dream home. If you are really considering it though, my advice would be to start looking at places/houses and see what's out there and if there's anything that grabs you and would make sense financially. You're in no hurry.

Now that is a life hack.

That is like amazon taking the Wheel of Time, and doing the first season from the prologue of Eye of the World. It would be cool for sure, but the only person who could do it justice story wise is dead... Some arrogant people working on this show if they think they are on Asimov's level...

Would you downgrade to a smaller house or buy something cheaper?

Do you see yourself living anywhere else?

Watched the 2 episodes of Foundation... Of all the original material the decided to do their own story...

It's great for the citizens of the US that are middle class and upwards. It's absolutely terrible for anyone else, the rest of the world included.

I liked the cinematography, was bored by the story.

How dare you have no taste good sir, how dare you.

They still haven't fixed that ****. I almost quit my Kingmaker playthrough because the fog levels kept eating my saves...

I heard trickster being compared to the lantern king.

There are always chewing tablets that naturalize the acid, they are over the counter meds, so if you ever make a bad decision again at least you don't have to suffer.

No one cares. It's in the news, but it's not big news.

Maybe Anime causes acid reflux... I've been having issues with it for the past week too. Waking up with acid in my sinuses... I though that maybe I got Helicobacter, but I'm too lazy to get tested. @Bartimaeus Esophageal sphincter is the name you are looking for. Have you ever had an endoscopic exam? Maybe you have a Hiatal hernia (like I do). If it's really bad you can have a laparoscopic operation to fix it.

What now?

BG1 definitely felt sparse and empty and I ranked it second to last of the IE games. @Gromnir Deadfire showed that all the people who tried PoE were not interested in the sequel. Kingmaker had an atrocious release, where it was almost unplayable, so it makes sense that the sales came in when the game was in a more playable state. As I said WoR will be a good indicator of the popularity of Owlcats game. As for the whole spiritual successor/homage deal you seem to be stuck on, they did in fact name drop all the IE games and did nothing during the kickstarter to mange expectations, they only started after the funding was finished with the kickstarter updates. Had no luck in finding it, but there was a video in a limo where Feargus pitches the game to publishers and gets laughed at, it was essentially the announcement of the PoE kickstarter, I'm pretty sure they talked about the IE games in there.

As Gromnir mentioned there was supposed to be alternate ways to resolving conflicts and sneaking around trash mobs and such, funny how that turned out... Why you make me sad... I agree, but then you run in to the issue of the world feeling empty. @Gromnir I think the only reason they got as many sales as they did with PoE was because of the bait and switch with the whole "spiritual successor" spiel they did when funding the KS. Afterward, with the developer updates, they tried to temper expectation but the genie was out of the bottle by then. That explains what happened with Deadfire. We will see how many sales P:WoR gets and that will tell us if it was the bundle inflating the numbers or if simply Owlcat made a more popular game. As for the rest. I think time has shown how right they were with their decisions. There is obviously a market for "cRPGs", it may not be mass appeal one, but it's there and more then enough to be sustainable. That they are jumping the ship with their next installment of PoE, show where their confidence in making a "cRPG" is at.

Getting no XP for fights or skill checks is not good either...