Yeah, “most” seems strong now, but there is enough discourse online to say it isn’t uncommon.

Laws have changed since 1920, and even with 2008 and 2020 every ten year period will still see 10% growth from a diversified portfolio.
And even if 4.6 million doesn’t buy what it did last year you can spend less than that for the compound interest to overtake inflation easily.

Assuming you put the money in a basic ass savings account at bank of America (average us savings account gives .46%apy) thar is a gain of 4.6 MILLION a year. So you would need to out spend that just to start losing money. High interest accounts can be up around ten times that at 5% so 50 million a year would need to be spent to lose money.

Stock market averages 10% yearly returns not including dividends. So a cool 100 million a year in play money.

Brought to you by math gang that knows how insane being a billionaire is.

“We need to simplify” indie games are doing just fine. It’s almost like super massive studios take much more money to make games with less replay value.

And who expects cinematic masterpieces? Most gamers skip the cutscenes and all dialog lol

Studios make the games pretty for pre sale hype. Getting people interested without game play.

Puzzle? This written from a cave they live in?

How the fuck does anyone believe in capitalism if Epic hasn’t gone under forcing people to use their horrible store?

People who know probably have the same face as don’t here…

Considering the iceshelf is losing hundreds of billions of tones into the ocean every year I imagine the amount of rootbeer needed to flood England would make the whole world taste like rootbeer. Also possibly make mold the dominant life form on Earth for a long time.

Your ability to be scared has more to do with your ability to be immersed in the game. Some people need outlast and some people only need minecraft. But also if you play amnesia as it was intended it is very scary. You can also run around a table repeatedly and get a good look at tge monster if you are not in the “horror mood” nothing is scary.

It makes sense if you consider that mass without outside forces forms a sphere. If you have enough atoms you get a sphere, and if you only have two they will circle eachother. Two hydrogen atoms are two spheres of neutrons and protons being circled by an electron circling eachother. It’s circles all tge way down.

This, but my one thing is capitalism.

Company sells 30 year old products at a slight mark down!

That is a shadow from the clear thumbtack head. We had those at work.

But what does a greasy thumb print add to this?

I think it signifies that gamers are hungry for anything without a number after the name. (Sequal) also that Chinese people will buy anything with Wukong in it.

CEOs are obsessed with value derived free of all that messy human labor. It would make sense if they didn’t still want the people they fired to pay money to talk to the robots.

You would think that the abrasive nature of the salt would shave off more plastic than the plastic breaking down. I guess you need to keep track of how many earth quakes you get and how much you shake the container when you get salt.