This is why I could never be a streamer.

I’m a big XCOM fan, and I love that you have a Vigilo Confido patch.

I fought Demon of Hatred like a dark souls boss rather than a Sekiro boss. Lots of dodging. I’m sure there was a better way.

A real Kobayashi Maru, you say?

No sign, but there is a plain gray/white t-shirt there in the men’s section.

(edit: Oh, and a sock and underwear. This place has everything!)

They’re allowed the occasional work-from-home days.

How euphoric (do people still make that joke?)

No other FromSoft game could have a final fight as challenging as in Sekiro, because in the other titles, they had to consider a range of levels or builds that players would reach the end with. In Sekiro, they could really push the player.

God, I hope we see that one day. Maybe the anime will stir up some demand for it when it releases.

I’m pathologically stubborn and will stick with just about any game until I beat it, but Isshin the Sword Saint (Sekiro) took me a long time.

Both are good, but a wool flatcap can usually be dressed up a bit if you ever need it to be.

That is one decked out hat.

The flying scene at the end probably wouldn’t be so badass.

Glitch in the matrix

This looks like exactly what I’ve been looking for! (for Jellyfin at least)

I’ve been using an old Nvidia Shield, and it just does way too much to be able to hand it over to the kids.

I’ve been interested in doing this same project. I don’t have any ideas yet unfortunately, but I’d also like to hear what others have done.

They can also choose to intentionally make slightly less money if there’s something they want to do first, or spend resources/time on stuff that doesn’t bring in revenue. In a publicly traded company, the investors can sue for mishandling their investment.

That’s long-term thinking. I assume it’s like a ponzi scheme: everyone who puts money into something like this thinks they’ll cash out before the problems occur.

Why do I feel like the ones left holding the bag are going to be the taxpayers/residents somehow?

There seems to be a significant quality gap between publicly traded and private gaming companies.