What part of 6% mortgage and 9% auto loans screams "great economy" again?
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We need the cops to arrest the bastards that are committing these crimes.
More than you would think...
The biggest two that pop into my head are Deep Rock Galactic, and Dwarf Fortress.
Both amazing games btw
Do you sue car dealerships when a drunk driver kills someone?
Yes, as we all know cats never went outside before they were domesticated by humans...
I've been enjoying it. I'm midway through the game right now and I will admit the mechanics are getting rather repetitive and I feel like I've seen most of what it has to offer, other than new technologies to unlock at higher levels.
If the devs add some more content for the leveling and endgame stages of the game, I would say it absolutely lives up to the hype. It's still early access so anything is possible, but I know better than to get my hopes up
No, but with sponserblock I don't have to, it's automated for me.
Is standing by your microwave for 60 seconds that hard? No, but the ability to set a timer and have it turn off after 60 seconds is mighty convenient.
I don't understand why some publishers of singleplayer focused games are against modding.
I understand that it could impact other players experiences in a multi-player setting. And I support any game developer segregating modded clients from vanilla. What I can't wrap my head around is why some try to ban modding all together. If a player ruins or enhances their experience with mods, it's on them, not the developers.
They didn't sell to him because he doesn't have am ID, nothing about his skin color. Same goes with alcohol bud