I feel you. It’s been quite some time for me that it’s like walking in deep mud every time I try to do anything at all. You know, when you try pushing stuff forward but it grinds to an halt and then it falls apart to the ground.
No idea what’s going on.
I do that, we meet and play d&d with good beer and snacks, followed by grilled meat.
Honestly, I agree. I’d rather go out with some friends and play it myself.
I did some fencing many years ago. Some skirmishes (especially finals) are very tense, I think on par with tennis matches even for someone with 0 knowledge.
‘Smartphone repair shop’ near where I live. Has always light on (24/7 confirmed), but nobody inside. At times an ad flag (those 2mt tall with the shop name on it) comes out and is near the entrance.
One time I managed to catch a guy behind the counter and entered for asking if they had some spare parts (I think it was a battery) and he looked fucking disgusted just because I dared to enter. Useless to say, they did not have any spare parts.
As of today (4 or 5 months), not a single client entered.
Also, that shop that sells completely random stuff (chandeliers, dolls, weird statues, horrible carpets and so much more junk), never seen it open but have been there for like at least 30 years.
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edit: I still did not understand how to do it, I feel so dumb
Oh, time to stop using any perplexity products
Have to say, Genshin is far from a subpar game, it’s so incredibly polished and smooth. That said, it’s still a gacha game.
Still better than shitty Ubisoft products or all the other ‘big’ dev houses that keep pumping obscene games every year.
A coworker of mine once told me: when everything is urgent, nothing is urgent.
We both left the company after being understaffed for way too long (IT office)