Only in that I found books there that are not available in the archive.

Latest example: The Genki textbooks for learning Japanese.

Your right. They do not offer collections. Sorry I didn't read properly 😔

Sorry for being late. The day would not end :(

1. https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/hfil8c/how_to_use_irc_for_ebooks/
2. https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/2oftbu/guide_the_idiot_proof_guide_to_downloading_ebooks/

I'm on Bazzite, and personally use the IRC chat that comes as part of the KDE Plasma suit (dont remember the name, but you can get it in the Bazaar)

Personally, I use IRC. There are guides up from around 8 years ago that still apply today. Ill link them once Im free in a few hours.

Never really completed this game (really life + other games), but this was the first one which really made me feel like I was an 'Adventurer'. Also the first one to make me appreciate the lack of a mini map.

Already bought it myself, but waiting for a few bugfixes before I dive in.

Thank you so much!

Recipe please?

Some of the old pity shops need a rebalance though (eg Citrine)

Fair. To each their own.

IMO, that method is valid, but it is HIGHLY dependent on the gameplay loop and the game company.

Take Warframe for example, one of the grindiest games in existence:

1. The game is mainly PvE (and the PVP stuff has near to no impact on the raw skill needed), so someone buying their way to power doesn't feel so bad.

2. The ingame premium currency (Platinum) is fully tradable by all players. Getting extras of stuff is also common. Grinds often reach the 'unfun' level. So EVERYONE is encouraged to skip grind once it gets too much.

TLDR: Microtransactions are encouraged and available for free for ALL players, once you've reached your grind tolerance level.

Fun fact, this game is part of the school curriculum in Poland.

https://11bitstudios.com/this-war-of-mine-is-set-to-be-added-to-the-core-curriculum-of-polish-schools/