Spider-Man PS4 was like the first game to really have them attach to buildings (i think one if the older games did too). Iβd iβd hate to see the bugs that would come from the devs trying to make that work and weβve already had him swinging from nothing for years
A picture of a ship for an immigrant -- fine! An image of a revolutionary soldier for a military ancestor -- great! But the Quaker Oats logo to show that your ancestor was a Quaker? Oh, hon, no. Just . . . no.
I really dont need to see your trampy bedsheet effort getting dirtier and trampier every time I drive home!
First time buying a regulator. I'm going to order everything online. What should I do next? Put everything in a bag and "travel" to the shop (the nearest is 100+ km away) to assemble it properly by certified technicians, or try to do it myself? It doesn't look like rocket science but there are no clear instructions and a lot of controversial advice (what to lubricate, what grease to use, etc). Is there a risk of making serious mistakes? I mean, expensive or life-threatening mistakes.
I almost took a spill down the stairs recently (due to the treads sloping and cracking because they were built incorrectly... You can see the grip tape I added in the picture) and pulled the upper handrail mount out of the wall while catching myself. Finally got around to fixing it today while installing a baby gate, so it is nice and secure now.
I am terrified to think what else I may find in this house as time goes on. Last month I went to replace a hanging light fixture in the kitchen and found out they kept the 10' of lamp cord that comes preattached and just ran that thru the ceiling box and halfway over to the wall and attached it to romex in open air with wirenuts. Next month I am redoing the deck and I am praying that nothing catastrophic will be unearthed.
Just had to share my shock and misery with someone
My son managed to topple his BRIMNES dresser today while putting his clothes away. There has been recalls on IKEA dressers in the past, but they are easy to ignore.
Hi dads, new to the sub and new to parenting. As title said, although I'm not emotionally attach to the baby yet, I'm trying my best to cope with this dramatic change of my life and dramatic personality changes of my wife. I still put lots of effort taking care of our son and try to do the best I can to fulfill his every need. I still not feel like we have a connection, I don't feel joy when I see him. I don't mind hold him, feed him or rock him to sleep in my arms, but It just don't feel rewarding. And every time he cries on my watch my wife would give me the meanist look and took our son away from me and shake her head as she walk away.
I feel like I married a complete different person. I do almost all house chores and I have work during the day. Wife demand me to quit video games and rarely agree to have some intimacy. These 2 activities are most important to me, they are like mental stabilizers. They keeps me happy. But now I get neither, plus wife is still under postpartum and stress, I do not wish to make her do what she don't want to do or sees me play video games and feel like I'm not putting in effort taking care of our son and our house. She often find little things to get pissed off at me. For example, after I get off work, I use toilet and shower which takes roughly 20 to 30 mins and she would said I took my sweet time and not rush out to hold our son. Or just tell me how I do everything wrong or even tells she did everything for our son and I barely done much and barely have any hardship (because I didn't give birth). I understand she is stressed out and "touch-out". But I'm trying really hard to hold myself together.
I let my wife win nearly all arguments, I forgive all her mistakes nearly instantly through out the years. I treat her with respect but I might have spoil her to the point she loses respect for me.
I'm just venting and I hope all you dads have a smooth and happy fatherhood.
Attach rate = How many people who bought a console also bought the Zelda game mentioned
Why did I do this? Β―\(γ)/Β―
It does provide some insight on how well each Zelda game has done
The Legend of Zelda
Total copies sold: 6.51 million
NES sales: 61.91 million
Console attach rate: 10.5%
Zelda 2
Total Copies Sold: 4.51 million
Attach rate: 7.2%
A Link to the Past
Total copies sold: 4.61 million
SNES sales: 49.1 million
Attach rate: 9.3%
Link's Awakening
Total copies sold: 3.83 million
Game boy sales: 118 millon
Attach rate: 2%
Ocarina of Time
Total copies sold: 7.6 million
N64 sales: 32.94 million
Attach Rate: 23%
Majora's Mask
Copies sold: 3.36 million
Attach Rate: 10.2%
Wind Waker
Copies sold: 4.6 million
Gamecube sales: 22 million
Attach Rate: 20.1%
Twilight Princess Gamecube version
Copies sold: 1.32 million
Attach Rate: 6%
Twilight Princess Wii version
Copies sold: 5.82 million
Wii Sales: 101.63 million
Attach Rate: 5.7%
Phantom Hourglass
Copies sold: 4.13 million
DS sales: 154 million
Attach Rate: 2.68%
Spirit Tracks
Copies sold: 2.61 million
DS sales: 154 million
Attach Rate: 1.69%
Skyward Sword
Copies sold: 3.41 million
Attatch Rate: 3.3%
A Link Between Worlds
Copies sold: 4.16 million
3ds sales: 75.94 million
Attach Rate: 5.4%
Breath of the Wild Wii U version
Total copies sold: 1.67 million
Wii U sales: 13.56 million
Attach Rate: 12.9%
Breath Of The Wild Switch version
Copies sold: 22.28 million
Switch sales: 84 million
Attach Rate: 25.9%
Things to note: Breath of the wild seemingly has halted the ongoing trend of Zelda games having a relatively low attach rate. It's also the highest selling Zelda game ever by total copies sold and by attach rate. However, I expect the attach rate to drop as more switches get sold, as the bulk of the 22 millon BoTW sales happened in the first two years of the Switches lifetime, while the Switch is continuing to sell massive numbers.
It'll be interesting to see if this trend has reversed with Botw. We'll see with the release of the sequel. This guy, predicts BoTW 2 to sell 30-40 million copies. I find that hard to believe since most of the success of Botw was due to it being the only switch game for a good couple of months, but he probably knows more than me
Wind Waker, [althoug
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