Each to their own. I really hate the resulting meta it leads to. Healing is worthless in dnd 5e because of the action economy, it makes more sense to let someone go down and then bring them back up. That’s slightly better in pathfinder but not much. Overall I just really hate the combat in dnd 5e though, it’s so incredibly boring. Especially after having played other systems.

She still has dozens of billions. That amount of money can make more money in a year than everyone reading this comment will make in their lifetime combined.

Autocorrect strikes again!

About twice as worse.

I use whatever my OS came with.

Well, education in the USA is not exactly great.

Tell your representatives.

Fresh OS install can do wonders. Especially if you switch to a lower resource intensive one.

You need to bring this up to a vet.

It’s always projection. Always.

Death saving throws and the weeble-wobble effect is unironically one of the worst parts of dnd 5e and pathfinder 2e.

I didn’t mean to imply it wasn’t.

May be something like 15,000 is the amount participating in the strike, but 1,400 are how many would be on any given shift?

Be prepared to be disappointed, I’m afraid.

You either know something that I don’t, or your mistaken.

I can’t tell if you got it or not, so just in case, I’m pretty sure OP was making a Wii/Oui joke.

Phasmo is great fun.

I’d expect at least the first wave to not be affected by slopocalypse pricing. To target a 1Q26 release date they had to have contracts well in advance.

Returning a pet to a shelter is a responsible way to acknowledge that you cannot make that commitment.

I would much rather the animal go back to a shelter to get rehomed to their furever home than either stuck with a bad match household or worse on the streets.

I fell off BG3 because of a terribly buggy experience, and haven’t been back yet since the many patches. However, aside from that, this is definitely something that was putting me off from the game as well. I didn’t even get out of the first map yet and already had multiple NPCs that wanted to jump into my pants or declare their undying love for me. It created this weird disconnect for me where I felt like I hadn’t traveled very far in the world physically, but had temporally, yet that latter feeling clashed with other quest progress. Just really hurt my immersion overall.