I was under the impression the company was moving to Unreal for future games. While it's nice to do this for the community, it seems like there isn't much of a future for these tools.

I bought some of the Star Trek branded wines a few years back. They were unremarkable.

I started playing through Skyrim again last year, but didn't get very far before I lost interest.

I jump back in to left4dead every year or two. The original is probably my favorite shooter. I haven't found Back4Blood as compelling.

I was able to read the article without logging in

I installed Persona 5 Royale yesterday and Sun about two hours into it. I'm not finding the gameplay or the story interesting, and the amount of time spent in cutscenes is wearing me down. Does it get better? Or is this game just not for me?

Biggest raise was about 12%, when I got bumped up to senior a few years back. Currently searching for a new gig so I'm hoping for a nice bump

slower

How fast do you need your phone to be for sending messages, streaming video, or browsing the web? Every phone made in the last decade can do these things.

My black cat does the same thing when she wants her tummy rubbed.

While I do enjoy cheesing fights in BG3, I've run into a few which seemed impossible if I didn't find a way to cheese it, which is kind of a bummer. Shoving the big bad off a cliff should be a strategy, but shouldn't be the only one.

I know it's not the point of the article, but the responsiveness example with the accordion opening sucks. Why hide the answers in the first place?

This is a great tool. I landed on Jetbrains mono with Ubuntu mono in second place. I've been using the latter for many years so it's interesting to find something I like better.

We force browser refresh if the front end detects the back end has had breaking changes. We attempt to re-populate form field values.

Do users not find this disruptive?