I would take the graveyard without hesitation.
I would take the graveyard without hesitation.
My wife and I both met at the tail end of college in our early 20s, we knew pretty quickly what we had but we didn’t rush things other than moving in with each other after the first year. We didn’t get married for another 10 years.
I almost feel like weddings early on can put huge stress on a marriage. Even if you have somebody paying for it all it creates a lot of crap to deal with and you can get forced to meet and deal with a huge amount of new family members all at once instead of slowly integrating into those things over time. We had to pay for our wedding ourselves so had zero rush and invited only who we really wanted to be there, and while it was a blast it was still stressful. But holy shit that limo ride back to the hotel room when it was all over is a top 5 moment in both our lives.
Skyrim had a huge world reveal coming out of a cave after the opening sequence.
I recall it being hyped up as a Cyberpunk GTA, which is very much wasn’t and by the time I bought it and played it I knew that. I also waited until the first major patch and played on PC so overall my experience was pretty solid. I beat the game and enjoyed it, and I rarely make it all the way through a game these days.
I think for anyone who was expecting it to be a sci-fi open world sandbox it was probably a huge disappointment, but after that the only thing I felt let down by was just not enough interactivity with the world, which is something a lot of games don’t do well anyways.
One I haven’t seen here yet is Pulsar: Lost Colony. Similar to Star Trek Bridge Crew or Artemis I think, but you can do away type missions along with working together to fly and operate the ship. Up to 5 players.
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That’s amazing. And if the actual contents are even partially still in them some of those are worth something.
The child’s parents kill each other trying to assemble it and then child grows up to be a serial killer.
And at least since Win 10 the updates take maybe 5 minutes unless you have held them off for months.
Yes. Saltines and spreading some good crunchy peanut butter is a fine lazy meal.
I’m sure if I had played it when I was 14 or something I would have figured it out.
I read this as lost his crown and did some math.
It is a 90s point and click adventure, having played this and the original 25th anniversary one recently I think it holds up well.
One thing that is nice about Judgement Rites is you can skip the ship battles if they aren’t your thing. They are fun but can but super frustrating.
Also check out A Final Unity which is newer with the TNG cast but I think still really looks great and the entire cast voiced the characters so it is almost like a mini season of the show.
Elite Force is great and still holds up. Got one or both on GOG in a sale last year. The one with the full virtual Voyager is worth it for that alone.
I loved this one but always get stuck at a certain point. I think it was similar to one of the Pc games that controlled similarly and I never got passed a certain mission on that one either so I may just suck at those games.
I think it was totally fine, I have Gamepass so didn’t buy it outright but the amount of space it took for what it was had me uninstalling after maybe 20 hours.
I will probably pick it up again down the road when mods are available.
I first played the game with an infant at home, do not want.
Aside from that I loved it, even with the insane plot.
Or if they have seen the move Cocktail