I checked a few rich areas around me and they've got about the same amount. I think for many of them, it's to protect their riches rather than to preserve their privacy from the government. After all, they own both major parties so what is there to fear?

Now if only we really were hunting down and executing the rich - bet they'd be more eager to not get tracked. But... I won't hold out hope.

Looks like a rash. Should get that checked out and maybe excised.

It's a mixed bag. Their economy is getting really bad and they have less workers rights by a bit, which is saying a lot since the US workers rights are bad. But yeah, loyalty is still valued, as is a sense of real teamwork.

My wife gets the benefit of working in the US division, so she doesn't have those problems. Her pay would probably be better at EA or Riot, but we like that her company isn't... well, them.

I wish I could help but my last guide less playthrough didn't have that problem... The others might be right about the tree, sanctuary rock or in Turtlerock (which is technically not in a dungeon but requires a weird exit).

There's quite a few weird places in the dark world mountains, though. Hope you let us know when you figure it out!

It's not too unusual, as subscription sales might be worth the risk if they figure the exclusively isn't keeping people on Windows/Xbox. And that's probably true, there's a ton of Windows users who haven't swapped for work reasons or because they want kernel level anti cheat, etc.

Plus aren't most of those games already available on Linux through Steam?

It's not that unusual, my wife's at a AAA Japanese owned company and they do fat bonuses for everyone if a game does well (which isn't a pay raise, but I get the desire not to make it permanent given the next game could flop). That includes people who aren't even on the game, although I imagine it's more if it's your game.

But Japanese do it different from the US and people are expected to stay as long as they can, which is different from US job market. I imagine Korean and other non-US companies have pretty similar setups. Hell, even the US used to be like this before wealth inequality got so bad.

This is a parody of parody and I'm down for it but who's the artist in this case?

Wanna add: technically a Not The Onion, lol

I see, she fell off Cletus' truck. Well, shucks. Good luck getting get back to the Krusty Burger where she belongs!

At some point their corpses start to smell unbearable and you need to find fresh bodies.

No but really, same with what others said. Make sure they treat you kindly and respect your boundaries and such.

:(

Terraria is one of my favorites and I haven't had a chance to play Calamity. RetroAchevements had, remarkably, added support for the base game and I think there were hopes for set support of this and any other big mods (tracking completion, doing additional challenges, etc). I'm sure this puts some damper on those efforts.

I'll have up make do with just trying to finish the Completionist set if the craving hits again (it's insane, every item in the game must be collected!)

I know it's shrinkflation but part of me (namely, me as a parent) appreciates it being a more reasonable size for something unhealthy and sweet. Me as a sweet loving goblin is horrified, though.

In middle school, late 90s, I knew an Asian girl who was in commercials. I remember her talking about it later on in high school that she was explicitly there to add diversity to the commercial and she knew it.

I bring this up because we've artificially made things look more equal as a society even when they were not. Always push back for actual numbers, be it diversity in schools or anything else.