I would have thought housing would have been the highest.
It's almost like there's a systemic issue inherent to capitalism 
The first time I visited a ski-town as a part of a hiking adventure, I realized that despite how cool the city was, it was basically just a private reservation for rich people. All the workers drove from about 45 minutes out. It was so strange, but this sums it up.
I guess we managed to not hit 1.5 until 2024 then
Newly suffering because they just got bad or because you just became a packers fan? If the latter, then damn you have bad timing.
LoU2 kinda annoyed because it's just makes the main character completely unlikeable and unsympathetic. I basically wanted Ellie to die for being the worst fucking person imaginable.
It's very easy to imagine democrats having a good election otherwise and just losing a couple of swing states and thus the presidency.
I think people kinda know once you get past the first level of default responses. They just choose not to deal with it because it's difficult.
Yeah, true. But I think it would need to gain some significant traction in English language countries for me to start using it the way that I do with YouTube.
Patiently waiting for China's video service to show up and be much better.
It's a shame the ruling class can't agree on anything if it gets in the way of their short term returns.
Just didn't feel like it. I never had him in my party and I found his personality a little grating.
It's so hard to choose between doing another heroic run versus embracing a full dark run. But I find it so hard to be a baddy I feel like I know what I'm going to end up doing.
I finally beat the game after something like 150 hours of in-game time according to Steam. I tried to play the role of a good guy half-elf monk that wasn't afraid of to use violence to achieve his goals. My major story decisions included:
- Recruiting all party members (excluding Minthara obviously) and doing their side-quests except for Astarion
- Saving all Tieflings
- Romancing Shadowheart because I'm basic
- Telling the Emperor the entire playthrough that I will consider all of the options until the time comes
- Not evolving into a half Illithid to maintain my appearance and free-will
- At the final moment, freeing Orpheus against the Emperor's wishes, leading him to turn against me and side with the Elder Brain
- Convincing Orpheus to become a Mindflayer
- Deciding to destroy the Elder Brain/Emperor instead of allowing Gale to explode himself
- Letting Karlak die in a blaze of glory instead of convincing her to go back to Avernus (as she insisted the entire game)
- Watching Astarion burn in the sunlight
- Telling Gale to leave the crown beneath the water and to move on.
- Telling Lae'zel to go fight Vlaakith
- Killing Orpheus honorably at his request
- Living happily ever after as a legend of Baldur's Gate?
Overall, I feel like I achieved my good guy run pretty well. Maybe it would have been better had I convinced Karlach to return to Avernus, but it was hard for me to do that when the only thing she said the entire game was how she never would allow herself to go back. I felt like siding with the Githyanki was better than siding with the Emperor despite not viewing him as entirely evil. At the end of the day, he was a soulless husk of the person he used to be and more Mindflayer than anything else.
I'm curious to hear how everyone else's runs ended.
We don't know what you look like bud. You're on the internet.