I think people tend to overly generalize to "managers" when they really mean the middle 3-4 of 6-9 layers of management or something.
E.g. the reporting chain from our company's CEO all the way down to me (an "individual contributor") has 7 people between us. The most change, and with the least noticeable effect on the work I actually do, happens around layers 4 to 6 above me
Very similar to mine except I had Link's Awakening (instead of LttP) and FF7
I really miss Ragnarok Online. Some friends and I played on iRO while that was free for a bit and then later on euRO. The monthly fee was a significant fraction of my pocket money as a highschool kid but totally worth it
An envelope with cash!
It's a beautiful game. One of the best I've played. I just love the atmosphere, art style and music
It's more focused on combat than platforming (tip: you can bounce off some spikes with a well timed downward aerial attack) and the typical metroidvania exploration and backtracking. Except there's a brutal optional platforming section that I haven't had the courage to face yet 😅
The bosses are tough, but not unfair. Some of the optional ones and the (true) final battle can be a bit frustrating but that makes finally succeeding just all the more satisfying.
Given that it it's a couple of years old now it's cheap to buy even when not on sale, so do yourself the favor and give it a try!
Yeah, all the best survival guides start with "find the nearest tree and punch it a couple of times"
The earliest known use of the noun ask is in the Old English period (pre-1150).
So like this?
y2k
replace the y character with the k
I see what you did there
I got stuck in the first dungeon, because one room required pushing two blocks together but I didn't even think any of these blocks could be pushed at all!
Bought the official guide book a bit later
The child he already repeatedly publicly made extremely creepy comments about?