XCOM (most enjoyed Enemy Within, with Long War, other versions also generally good), just a masterpiece.
Into the Breach, probably the cleanest, and a great theme.
Lots of deck-ish based battlers: Slay the Spire (1 and 2), Backpack Hero, Monster Train
The Last Spell, Battle Brothers
Lots of D&D or adjacent stuff that board/tabletop-like: Balder's Gate 3, Gloomhaven/Frosthaven.
Edit: Wasteland series and Shadowrun series also great.
Your phone is dead, you get a call, now what?
Games I have enjoyed the most:
Games I currently feel the most fondness for:
Any time it feels like the physical action required to play the starts to feel like a chore just to interact with the game as designed. Like hold buttons to interact with common features or complex submenus where you need to navigate a 3+ button combo where you hold the first then the second then press the third to perform a common action.
Dirk Pitt Novels by Clive Cussler.
In Star Wars Episode 1, George intentionally included many hints that something weird was happening with Jar Jar, but the public backlash against the character caused a rewrite of Episodes 2 and 3, including the specific introduction of Count Dooku. Jar Jar was supposed to be revealed as a Sith.
I think it's a problem with the term AI being co-opted by the LLM shills. From my quick research DeepL, their original model, appears to be a CNN based translator, which is different from GenAI architecture. Based on what Wikipedia says about the source data, it seems fairly ethical. Their training computer uses hydropower, also more ethical than most in the AI space. The only morally questionable thing I see is that the company has other GenAI models, but if you're using the free version, that doesn't really seem like an issue to me. Overall, I wouldn't feel negatively about using the original DeepL model.
You need a lawyer, from a firm with experience in international law, specific for both countries. Google one, you talk to them, give them the facts, and they'll see if there's any way. Do NOT try to self-help this, that is likely to end up poorly for you and/or the child. If you can't afford a lawyer, start earning and saving now, doing it right in 5 years is better than fucking anything up asap. If you can't save money for one, you go kick rocks.
Let's be honest, whatever you try to do, you'll really end up being a stealth archer.
Fellow 22 checking in.
I only have 20 Civ 6 Achievements, and one this one is also my rarest steam achievement somehow. Pretty sure it's just a thing people don't try, rather than being hard.
There exist treadmills that use a solely human powered belt.