This is truly a roller coaster of a character arc.

I wonder how much Valve internally values the portability of the much weaker steamdeck as a feature.

Because that's probably going to be the major breaking point of the console's cost determination.

It's a problem solving method in coding that happens to work for studying. You take a rubber duck (or some other item, I use a kirby plush) and discuss whatever you're working on with it. It exploits the way the brain stores information in conversations to memorize and logic through issues.

Oh.

In that case, you should definitely use the rubber duck.

I have no advice to offer you because I've never studied a day in my life and always aced my exams.

But rubber ducks might help.

It also holds the distinction of being the only game that made me cry in a public setting.

As someone who isn't really scared by horror games, Signalis affected me deeply because of its atmosphere and story. The careful balance of what is shown versus what must be interpreted by the player shows everywhere from the graphics to the story and creates a hauntingly beautiful experience.

It's most likely meant to be Holy Shield, the sword paired with Curtana, the paladin's first relic weapon.

...I know that armor and shield.

I have always felt that my life was measurably worse for having read that comic series.

But here I am, reading it again. Has its effect on me doubled?

The Tokugawa Shogunate and the Neo Confucianist movement has done incalculable damage to women's rights in japan.

As a gun owner, I don't think guns kill people, I think they just dramatically lower the barrier between intent and action.

Also, books didn't make me gay, they just dramatically lowered the barrier between me and my homosexuality.

That would require Uri Geller to have a soul.

On the bright side.

It will be the one time the custodes outnumber someone.

It's strange to the point of feeling like our options here are either that the actual decree was somehow changed at some point, or Draigo's reaction to the great rift opening was seriously "We might have to go pick a fight with the custodes" ?

Not only does this seemingly contradict what the Emperor actually said at the time, but it makes the times that Draigo brought up the terminus decree for consideration seem... strange and incongruent.

Of the books in that trilogy, this is the one whose cover immediately caught my attention years ago at a bookstore and compelled me to read the whole thing.