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Honestly being an NP is probably top 1% of FOH wives. Now more importantly, has @TJT visited his office mistress in Oregon yet?

I think they do show outside the cube in Cube Zero. I think it went about as well as when they leave the park in Westworld.

I’d take a remake of Cube with good production values although TBH now that I’m not in college and smoking weed I might not find the concept as mindblowing/entertaining

I guess I'm curious what you think is so terrible about nannies or au pairs? I had nannies growing up as both of my parents worked until 4-5pm. A lot of my friends did too, but at the same time some of their moms were trophy wives so they picked us all up from school some and took us to...

Tax man takes 35-45% off the top, then start subtracting costs IMO. A spouse making $100k is bringing home what, 55-65k depending on state? Like I said I married a high(ish) income spouse but I'm just saying when you run the numbers it isn't so clearcut. I will say though that I am in...

IMO it's especially bad in Cali where you basically have to earn (cost of child care + housecleaner) * 1.45 just to make it a break even scenario. I was raised in a dual income home and married a high income spouse but sometimes I do look at things and think "eh it could've worked out other ways"

A lot of young docs will sign up for rural jobs because it often helps them get loan (typically 200k+ in loans) forgiveness after XYZ years. Another common reason is that if they’re a non-citizen then after they finish training they have to find a job that sponsors their visa for 3 years before...

No not really tbh, but aren’t you in rural Texas or Louisiana? It might be hard to recruit a doc to stay in such a location for an extended time idk.

Did stealth/invis always work where you can just walk up to a mob and use a quest object? Did it always work walking right in front of mobs?

What about EQ. Classless. In a browser.

I mean couldn’t you say this anytime the market is down 5% from a high point or is there something special about it being a calendar year?

I love it. Do turn in for bard epic, get necro duck that you can't equip. NPC just goes "Better luck next time, sucka"

As a lurker I think tl;dr is go find out what @Rajaah is doing, and do the opposite of that.

"Year of the Beast" mischief with DZ only opening if you have X beastlords where X increases by 0.5 beastlords each week. Expansion unlocks require bosses be killed with full beastlord raid (with majority being Trolls on even expacs, Iksar on odd expacs) plus 1 gnome of any class.

Was this a historical class or a modern day sociology class...? You just described 2022 America imo I passed on Yellowstone because @BrutulTM said it wasn’t very realistic (I think he likened it to this must be how a medical show looks to a doctor). It sounds like this show sticks more to...

Whenever my wife watches these films I love to speak in the worst god damn “British” accent imaginable. “HAVE YOO SEEN MAH FRIEND, AIRY POT-UHH???”

She looks like a dude...

Please do, I didn’t mean to ruin the thread lol I WANT TO UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU LIKE ABOUT IT TBH this video answered all my questions for anyone else that comes along and was wondering

Is there anything specific testers could be helping with?

So I went back and played this intro and... wow this post was like 100% accurate lmao. In true Vanguard fashion the only problem at the end was that the portal still worked to take you back to your homeworld? So I guess you're not really stuck even though the NPCs act like it doesn't work...

Honestly a simple response with "they're kinda like puzzle games" would have been sufficient.

Is it just me or does this game have way more apostrophes than EQ? Sometimes I feel like it’s pushing into Vex Thal / GOD territory with some of these names but maybe it's just because I'm not used to them.

I guess I’ll reword it. These games seem super boring as a concept, and I don’t get the appeal. To each their own though.

I don’t get the appeal of these games. Is it marketed at stoners or something? Aren’t these pretty low barrier of entry jobs that you could go get paid to do in real life instead of playing a game?

If there had ever been 200 Psionicists online at the same time the benefit would've been they didn't close down Vanguard because it would've actually been making money.

This thread title reads like the gaming equivalent of some new overpriced restaurant my wife would want to try “retro Asian fart-tart fusion gastro-brew-pub... with avocados and an IPA”

Gauntlet Legends/Dark Legacy, if there is a way to play it nowadays, immediately came to mind as my favorite time playing 4 player co-op

Yeah when I’ve done a /who all I feel like half of the server is people in this thread that just realized this was in a semi-playable state lol

Bruh we are proud of u but not like there’s a lot of glory in being botb of the three people that played Vanguard

What y’all keep forgetting is that @Prodigal is a Bama fan... the reason this girl keeps coming back at Thanksgiving is she’s the cousin!

That sounds like regular fucking gnomes to me!

75% of the thread is a single poster, and that poster is @AladainAF. I’m pretty sure he’s the only American that plays this game. Make of that what you will.

You know deep down he’s out there... somewhere... haunting some other niche forum to this day...

It’s not a massive pain in the ass to access but it’s probably not the ideal way. The most annoying thing is you can’t set your own password so I always have to log into the sheild to look it up. It used to be way worse a few years ago as it didn’t support SMB3 so speeds were very slow to...

Bro I think we all know 18-22 year old getting paid 50k a year ain’t starting out 22 with 200k in their pocket. The local strippers though will greatly appreciate the subsidy.

My wife knows nothing about football and I have to remind her of the rules every week, etc. The only thing she consistently remembers is that about once per year we are supposed to look at the TV, laugh and shout "...and that's why you're Georgia" while shaking our heads

This stuff reminds me of a friend who once told me when he was growing up his parents always referred to visiting his relatives in Louisiana as "hey kids, we're going on a trip to opposite-land, where everything is the opposite of how people are supposed to be!"