But only if your food is cake or similar.
Really miss this game a lot. Finally got a good phone and laptop so looking to get back in, but the number of decks, adventures, and expansions has me overwhelmed. Is there any hope for me catching up in any situation? I want to spend money on the game but not a kings ransom.
Realistically, how much time will it cost me to become relevant in the meta again and get to the good parts of rank like <15?
Contract code is MIT licensed here.
I am also available for hire, if you are interested feel free to send pm.
Start with a large one. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/05/science/blue-origin-rocket-jeff-bezos-amazon-stock.html
Brigador is indie game currently on early access on Steam. Developers explain to player why this game costs 20 bucks. Read their comment here: http://steamcommunity.com/app/274500/discussions/0/405691491102673468/?tscn=1456139312#c405692224242982114
>We're not asking for pity or charity, nor are we saying you should buy a game just because people worked hard on it-- it's possible to struggle valiantly and still make poo. But quality, depth, innovation all require time, and projects of this scope demand full-time work. If Brigador is not worth $20 to you, that's fine, by all means wait until it goes on sale. But understand that you're making an already extremely difficult job that much harder. Brigador took so long to make because we wanted to take a risk on building something unique rather than just reskinning an existing game. We wrote an engine from scratch so that we could create fully destructible environments and still have good control over performance. Iterating on design, creating something even only partially new takes a tremendous amount of time, and if people are unwilling to pay a price commensurate with the labor involved in creating games like this then fewer people will take those risks, and many of the ones who do will get starved out the industry.
Do you think that in this industry players undervalue work that goes into game development more often than not? How should indies fight these misconceptions? Brigador dev's approach certainly seems interesting.
I think i got everything i need to play Sega saturn games now. I got the following:
A Sega Saturn model 1
A Sega Saturn model 2
Official memory cart for backing up game saves
Action replay cart with the Pseudo mod
I should be good to go, right? The first game i will be completing is the JP version of Castlevania SOTN. I would love to hear your recommendations on which games you guys love to play, so that i can try them for myself.
It said "A window of opportunity won't open by itself." The lucky numbers were 2, 4, 11, 12, 35, and 39.
All prices are negotiable and im open to trades.
High Command comes with most small box expansion and all big box expansions. played a few times $45 its at a low price because im making space and want this sold quickly.
Small world is NIS $30
Rick and Morty: Total Rickall Card Game NIS- $10 or 5$ is you buy it with the High command bundle.
Android: Infiltration- hard to find game that i honestly done play anymore it is fun and interesting semi-coop game especially for Netrunner fans. 25$
Hi everyone!
As the title says, I used to play in TBC a lot as well as during the start of wotlk and now I have decided to start playing again with my girlfriend. As she needs a sub still I figured to turn on TSM and check out the prices of the current items I have to get her a sub as well as make an additional gold or two.
To my surprise TSM gave me quite handsome evaluations of some of my items, most of all the Crude Throwing Axe (valued at 1,9m (apparently valued at that much because it got removed in cata?)), Haunted Memento (420k), Codex of Defense (332k), Recipe: Big Bear Steak (90k), Blinkstrike (43k) as well as some trash items which I honestly aren't worth a damn like Brilliant Feather (tsm says 12k per piece lmao) and some green BoEs. So I come to you wise goblins, are these prices even remotely anything that these items can be sold for or is tsm really blowing stuff out of proportion. I am sorry if I am missing something, I am still pretty new to wow post-wotlk as well as tsm as an addon.
TSM also shows me some pretty crazy prices (like 10k+) for white starter items like the lvl1 dwarf boomstick etc. This just seems impossible to me.
Besides that, I did some digging and I couldn't find much, would you recommend a way to earn gold through trading (I guess item flipping) or maybe even professions for someone returning to the game with a couple of level 80 characters? Would be pretty cool to get rid of some of my old items I will never use or earn gold somehow and get my gf a sub. :)
P.S. Sorry if this subreddit has a fancier way of linking items, hoped this would do.
Thanks a lot everyone!
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