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On beta, I lost my Nelf intractable doorway, and I am salty.

Generally, I think Blizzard is going too fast and banking on good will to sand the edges of rough game implementation, instead of taking the time to release a polished product.

Totally agree. I was tongue in cheek. When Max does a recipe, he generally talks about the conditions around when the recipe was documented, so if the recipe is 1435, then he speaks about what 1435 "peasant" life was like

I totally understand needing to "clear coms" on annoying generalizations.

Max Miller is going to give you sad puppy-dog eyes. He just did a recipe on this subject on Tasting History.

Early access, IMO is still WIP, and I am taking it to be a stress test of the systems, or "UAT."

I would not expect a polished release on Tuesday. Folks should consider it to still be in beta until March.

What Blizzard provides as Nelf and what I want are different beasts. I have a list...

That's third shelf, first "stack" (bookcase). It always makes me smile to see where each of my "children" end up after I put them in my database and get them sorted.

I have ... issues.

>.>

I was going to donate some of the ones I have no room for, but no one likes books anymore, and I will not risk my children being thrown out. So I keep them safe.

My hope is, on my passing, there would be a library in community that NEEDS books, to gift my collection to.

Fae, myth and Bare Mountain are my favorites. IIRC, Bela Lugosi was the reference used for Chernabog (the big demon)

NGL. If you had a $20 pack of all Night Elf assets (outdoor and indoor), I don't think my mind would register my hands clicking the "buy" button until well after I purchased 2 sets.

It takes a lot for me to consider the cash shop. Night Elf is my weakness. You don't have nearly enough in game, atm

If I bought physical for ever book I wanted, I would have no place to live in my own house. So I had to make the tough call - only SOME books get to live on a shelf, the rest become digital. But I will buy twice if the ebook is on sale at a good price, whether or not I have a physical copy.

Ooo, I have this one! One of my more exciting acquisitions.

What I do is see if I can find the publisher, and buy direct. But sometimes Amazon is the only distributor. :-(

I buy hardcovers if they are "shelf-worthy" otherwise I buy epub because I can resize the copy.

Ultimately, "it's complicated." Plus, "my" local bookstore isn't on Bookshop yet

I didn't think I would like this movie, but it is fantastic - and I am not a 'slice of life" kind of gal.