Trying to be helpful. Please be nice.
Itβs called Omnomnomnomomicron.
Author: /u/sherifmerdani
Ran out when we confronted him. We are watching security footage to clean all the areas he went to. We are getting words from the other security desks that he is doing this at all the main entrances of the hospital. I called another nearby hospital to warn them. Hope he gets his ass arrested. This pandemic just keeps destroying my hope in humanity. Stay safe out there.
Iβm positive we all have our suspicions and experiences regarding this issue, I would be interested to see whether there is any objective data about these things.
Growing up, my family didn't have a lot of spare cash for luxuries. I was lucky that they got me an N64 and then a PS2, both much later than initially launched. But I didn't care, I loved both systems even when others were already on the next gen. And I guess that has carried over to adulthood where I still never buy a game at release. How many of you have a similar story?
And conversely, how many of you have become patient gamers over time? Was it because you've been burned one too many times by a broken game launching early? Was it strictly because it got too expensive? What other reasons?
It seems like it is only worth buying a game at launch now if you want to invest in the multiplayer aspect of it. But the industry for the most part has become complacent with faulty games at launch and I think this is slowly driving players away from pre-release purchases and spending $80+ on a new game. It also helps that services like Steam offer huge discounts mere months after a game's launch.
I honestly find it hard to believe that NONE of the patients have a scale at home that will allow them to know their weight or that they don't try to find one in their hometown that does. There are a ton of scales on Amazon that accommodate weights over 500. My thought process is that producers want to keep viewers in the dark until weigh ins at Dr. Now's. Idea being it creates more drama. Thoughts?
Okay keepers⦠I need assistance, and unfortunately I need a lot of it.
Little bit about the situation, Iβve been playing this game since the day it came out.. Iβve spent a bit of money on it. And I try to accomplish most tasks if I remember them. Unfortunately either due to my mental state, or just attention waning, I do miss some things (primarily cardia quests).
I would love some help with Odin. Iβve tried to read guides about it and from what I can gather I should easily have enough stuff to make at least one Odin simple.
The annoying part is, I just donβt seem to understand this game at the level that is required to be good at it. I try to read guides on how to get better but they get so wordy and without specific examples that I just sort of lose focus and donβt retain any of it.
If I could find some awesome soul thatβs willing to somewhat help guide me with what I have instead of me trying to muddle through general guides, that would be incredible.
Ideally Iβd like to get Odin dealt with soon, (just for the extra ticket for the golden roll things).. Which means I only actually need to get him to 50%.. but honestly Iβd accept any help in any timeline I can get since Iβm hoping it would help me in the long run.
