QGTM!

I was thinking this but when you come back in ds3

Yes, buts it’s not something that can be easily guessed or found on a post it on the monitor

It does work, I use this exact setup at work

People on here like to shit on tga for whatever reason; but I like to use it as a way to check out games I would have otherwise missed.

KCD2 was the only game on the GOTY list not on my radar. I picked it up a few weeks ago as a result and have been absolutely loving it

I felt the same way. I had a hard time with it because you don’t really know what you’re supposed to be doing. I ended up getting frustrated with it and looked up how to finish it.

After I finished it, I regretted looking it up. It really is a masterpiece but it takes a certain type of person to be able to get through it. I couldn’t get through it myself, but my partner and I have fun playing these types of games together.

We’re currently enjoying working through the dlc now.

I guess I’ll say I get it if you want to quit or just look up the solution, but I promise it’s worth it if you make it through

It’s like that here in nyc too. The only difference is the job of the fd is to help people (unlike the pd)

More than two - Israel, Epstein files, ai regulation, healthcare and influencer transparency before this.

I have played dnd exactly one time. It was a one shot that we never finished. This meme is my experience if you changed “quadrillion years” to “one more time”

We have a got at work that’s trained on all our internal docs and handbooks. It’s useful because you can ask it operational stuff like, “how do I request time off?” or “when are performance reviews?”

It’s good for stuff where you might not know who to ask or where to find the answer on internal stuff

I don’t think platformer is a fair description of the game. Play forming is necessary but there’s a lot more to it.

Lion king was 5-10 years before this