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I know it always has been, it's just lazy.

GW did a pretty poor job of creating their world. It's literally just Earth with a circle island in the Atlantic.

800+ hours in TW:WH2. Played 7 hours of WH3 this weekend. Ogres, Tzeentch, and Cathay. Didn't really enjoy any of it. Minor settlement battles are really not fun. Sieges are really not fun (worse than WH2, by far. None of these races have any way to get through walls early on). Don't like the...

Do you know how many hundreds of thousands of 50 IQ street thugs there are to replace whoever is fired?

Go get your damn food and make sure its correct. Sheesh...

Food delivery businesses are a scourge. Nice thought, but it's shit.

You'd be doing much, much better if you fought battles instead of auto-resolving them.

Worse design than TW:WH2? Lol

M.E. for WH3 is going to be massive. Maybe too much map?

Gavin is right. Its a shame and I'm not thrilled with that prevalence of the siege battles either.

No, but several of my clients are (own a chain of health clubs) and over the years have shared advise, knowing that I'm a gym rat (and aging). Planks aren't inherently bad, but they are not great for your back if you have certain problems. There are much better - and less stressful - exercises...

Checking web portal for results of doctor visit (normal annual blood work) and notice 3 conditions that I don't have and out of nowhere I'm a smoker. Considering how nice or not I'm going to be about this.

So, whiney bitches gave negatives reviews because community contributors got the game earlier than they did? FFS...

When I was a kid, we had a huge bucket of Legos and our imagination. No kits existed. Then, I saw friends had kits and realized that maybe their parents just loved them more.

Oh, sorry, lol. Anything that engages your stomach, but doesn't stress your back. IE: not the old school exercises like sit-ups and planks and such. Hanging leg lifts, machine assisted crunches (not laying on the ground, but using a piece of equipment that isolates the stomach) weighted torso...

It's good advice. A strong core will help your back. However, planks isn't a good way to do that.

Core muscles, yes. Back, no.

Planks are really bad for your back. Don't do that.

Bike: too powerful and fast for the street. Can't exploit its performance. Human: "I wanna tune it to make it more vroomy!!"

Siege battles are worse in my opinion. Not a fan of the minor settlement battles. Way fewer field battles. Story campaign seems annoying and not particularly fun.

My excitement is waning. Maybe I'll wait for the patches.

No. Can't "accidently" go 200.

Foler's relatives are pretty strange

I figured it out; he's the janitor AT the Ferrari dealership!

Alphabet blue hairs and basement dwellers don't understand business or the real world. You're wasting time, my friend.

Apparently mice here don't like peanut butter. Tried three different kinds of traps and they won't touch it. Even tried the $40 electric trap (fucking bullshit) and the fuckers ignore the PB. Fancy cheese you say? I've got some brie in the fridge.

When? WHEN?

How the heck does this thing stay glowing hot for hours?

Have similar thoughts. Those fights look tedious and boring.

Desperation. She's going way back through her roladex to see who will give her the time of day.

A lot. Apparently ice magic does too. However, they have always made adjustments over time so I'm not terribly concerned this early. If 2 years go by and no patches address the shortcomings, then it's a problem.

Buying and getting a whole new rig + wheel/pedal set. Haven't owned a GT game for 25 years.

Still out of stock for everyone else? Also, what's with the advertised price disparities? Best Buy shows $500 and Walmart shows $800 (not that either has them).

Why would anyone do capital cost reduction on a lease? It's wasted money. And I'd counter that your assumption that there is positive equity on most car loans is incorrect.

Using and maintaining an existing car will almost always be cheaper than buying a new car and assuming higher payments AND/OR insurance rates. You've got a Toyota, it'll last longer than we will.

Leases have gap insurance included at no cost. It's standard industry procedure. Generally speaking, a total loss from a lease costs someone less than a total loss from a finance. Sucks either way, but at least you had use of the vehicle at a lower cost during the lease.

Just be sure to get something in writing, not just a handshake.

Going for more than original MSRP with 10 days left, nuts. All the sports cars and exotics with 6 speed manuals have gone through the roof. It might slow down this year and/or next if we have a down market, but they will be trending up for a long time. Good time to be a seller.

Eagle eyes, god damn. Actually a lot of us here are Texans. I was a little surprised myself.

You are a sad little man.