Guilty.

Amusing tidbit: while the cheap foods go up in price astronomically, the more expensive stuff has grown in price much more slowly. Meaning it's technically more justifiable than ever to get quality foods instead.

I need my emotional messy cocoon :D once during a meeting, an ex coworker made a little paper hat and drew a funny face on it. I still have it, it's been 15 years. it's not a mess, it's a (large) part of my memory and the people I love.

Zelda, undertale, and many other RPGs in a nutshell, but mainly Zelda link to the past, ocarina of time, and Majora's mask

Says every Pokemon game (your playing as a ten year old)

story of my life

Happens all the time in Star Ocean games. That would explain it...

Might be different after 10 000 hours?

Ehh this is not really true. There have been complicated stuff in video games for a long while. And there's tons of "games now" that are simple and uncomplicated. Just don't play (some) AAA garbage.

"Leaving it till later" has never been ( and never will be) a success strategy

If you don't respect your opponents, there's little point in competing against them.

aouch

TANSTAAFL !

If you're not enjoying it, why are you doing it ?

It's "lucky" if someone else does it, but it's "skilful" when you do it

I don't hear any other bids ...

I'm sure Doctor Strange and Goku are accurate for some reason.

wait, wait, wait, waaiit, waaaaiiiit .... go go go !

"And nearly all of them lived happily ever after."

"Accept all cookies ?"

OK, a 'varied' world, then

... for a given value of "on it" ...

Ah, like ending Resident Evil games with all magnum rounds because there could be a post credit boss fight XD

did.... did it come true?

The opposition train, too. Train more.

Covering up a bad comment :)

Corporate likes things simple - that way, they think they understand them

I was gonna say "if Zelda was an immersive sim" and then I was like "oh yeah I guess it kinda is now"

keep it short, for best effect

"Healing" might have been a better idea

*Now* I remember ...

Always be a maker, never a destroyer