Technical issues mostly, check the Steam reviews for more details.

They shifted their entire economy onto war footing. That means they’re in it for the long haul because they’ve basically gambled the future of the country on it.

This’ll do wonders for morale across the board, I’m sure. The kind of people who stay late and work through their lunch? Yeah, they’ll stop doing that. After all, why bother if the end result is random unemployment? Might as well phone it in.

Using USSR-era cannon fodder tactics only works if you have USSR-era population numbers.

I own all the other Enhanced Edition D&D games and this is the first one I’ll probably skip. Unless they massively improve a few things that aren’t how they’re supposed to be.

They won’t even let us eat cake. None of those people know their history it seems.

TPB is basically immortal. Any instance taken down can be back up in minutes. It’s a game of whack-a-mole you can never win.

Or 40 cakes.

Well, his name IS Horner… maybe they dropped an I somewhere.

Likewise, “just following orders” didn’t fly at Nuremberg, it should fly anywhere.

It sure is, but I have no idea from where. Picked it up online long ago.

That’s why I hate the insertion of “mindfulness” into every type of self-help.

Motherfucker, did it ever occur to you that my hyper-awareness of shit is part of the cause of my problems?

Caregiver burnout is a thing. Don’t set yourself on fire to keep others warm.

You ain’t seen nothing yet! Shelves aren’t empty… yet. As soon as that happens, watch it all crumbling down.

Very true, but still pleasantly surprised by this small RCC w. A small move, but one in the right direction at least.

In the same vein, Joseph Broz Tito sending a letter to the Kremlin addressed to Stalin to stop sending assassins, because they always bungled their ops. He added “If you do, I’ll send one to Moscow and I won’t have to send a second”.

Stalin left him the fuck alone after that.

These only exist to make the more advanced (and more expensive) models seem reasonable by comparison. It’s marketing, not product development.

Hopefully not a drawn out depression like the 1930s.

Much worse. This time it’s going to be permanent.

The 1% own even more stock than they own outright money. You could replace “the economy” in every article with “rich people’s yacht money”. The stock market is 100% dissociated from reality and shouldn’t be used as a measure of general wealth by any means.

About three fiddy.