10,000 hours: World of Warcraft
2,500 hours: Diablo 3, Fallout 4, Skyrim
1,000 hours: Zelda BOTW and TOTK, Fallout 3 and NV, Diablo 2, Starcraft 2, Stardew Valley, Terraria, Pillars of Eternity, Baldur’s Gate 1
Grindy first person exploration type stuff really vibes with my inner magpie I guess
We. Already. Have. Circuit. Courts. That. Predominantly. Handle. Cases. Involving. Businesses. And. Businesses. Steer. Suits. Towards. Those. Judges.
If you still can’t understand you’re simply naive. We already have this, it just takes a little extra effort from Nestle or Pepsi
My point is that we already have circuit courts specifically for business law, and businesses steer suits into those courts so they can have judges that are knowledgable (and favorable)
It’ll be nice for corporations to no longer go through the hassle of pre-emptively filing suit in order to choose a nice venue /s
Don’t give up! Run bootleg Win10 on a VM
Subscriptions. Some of them aren’t all that bad. Nvidia GeForce Now for example, 100 bucks for 6 months, 16.67 per month, but if you were to play 100 hours per month and would otherwise burn .5kwh per hour running that locally, you’re ‘saving’ the cost of 50kwh of electricity per month going this route, so 16.67 per month compared to 5-10 bucks per month in electricity (plus the cost of a gaming rig).
Sometimes it’s easy to rationalize a certain subscription but they’re basically everywhere and shoved at the consumer