OmnislashIsACloudApp

this is exactly why I switched to pbta systems. the combat is role play!

nice I'm almost there for weeks but miss a day every now and then.

does it give you like a perfect year or a perfect 5 years or whatever achievement?

on single player stuff I use cheat engine to skip the grind any time it's impacting the fun.

I rarely play only online or multi player because no pause is not compatible with kids

yeah, sometimes it's still not enough

I will say 95% of the time I agree with this statement. self propagating meetings are the bane of my existence.

but every now and then you just get someone that cannot understand you and every now and then after four or five emails or ten IMs I will just call somebody up and talk to them for 5 minutes and it's done.

for most people totally unnecessary but you don't always get to choose the people you work with and their level of reading comprehension.

I've played it way more but actually totally agree. I beat all the difficulties and unlocked probably 80% of content, but I've probably got less than 50 hours in it.

sts getting a phone version created like an entire month for me where I didn't play anything else lol. idk how many sts runs I've done but I'm scared to look

ultimate mortal Kombat 3, Sega Saturn

c r a z y c y r a x

I think for me it's got to be wingspan

https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/266192/wingspan

I would assume the cause is that the subshell does not have a previous command to wait on.

eh, I'm hiring for my team right now and I have zero problem with these questions.

I tend to bring similar things up myself at the end of the interview if the candidate doesn't ask just because I don't like wasting time down the line.

we shouldn't make people jump through a bunch of hoops to see if they fit the job itself without being willing to consider that they might not want to waste time on a work environment that won't fit for them even if they could do the job.

yeah this is definitely not 1 in 4 lol

I find it varies a bit to bit based on the microwave, but on average I get the most success by putting the plate in the middle of the microwave and arranging the food in a "donut" on the plate, it seems like the outsides of the plate if it's in the middle do the best, probably because they get more rotation than the center.