Are you in the PNW? I saw this exact design (different colors) at a campsite yesterday. Didn't fully understand it until I saw this post.
The folks that voted for them are immature with repressed emotional issues. Plus uneducated.
As I was looking at it, I was thinking it could definitely be that based on the extreme cost of housing on the west coast even with a $15 min wage. Interesting and completely unsurprising graphic, thanks for creating it!
Is this federal minimum wage, or state minimum wage?
My squire shall require a Gatorade bottle such that they may urinate on the go!
I've got a pretty good hose shop in my town. I also know of one where I used to live. You could say I've got hose in different area codes.
Yeah they are, the shadows give it away.
Appreciate the background. That really sucks for the team working on Masks of Power, and I hope that your project doesn't suffer the same fate.
Don't have an answer for you unfortunately, but do you care to share more of this story about Lego burning Bionicle fans?
EXCEPT....for when your computer teammate jumps in front of you while you're shooting and accosts you for it, then a second later they literally mow down a bunch of infected by shooting through you with no consequences.
So I have to knock it down to a 9.9/10
Zelda: Link's Awakening on the GameBoy Color in the mid-90s. I got to the second temple, and was totally stuck - to progress I needed to learn to jump, which I inferred was in this temple, but I just couldn't figure out where it was.
Wandered all over the available map, which of course was constrained due to lacking the jump skill and other story-driven tools. Nothing.
Finally bought a game guide, which explained to me that I needed to bomb a wall in one room in the second temple to progress. It was indicated by a small crack, a staple in Zelda games but invisible to me in my first experience with the series.
The cherry on top was that by that point, I didn't have any bombs to break the wall, and I recall that I didn't have the ability to buy or acquire any and had to restart the game to progress past the point where I was stuck.
After that point, Zelda: Links Awakening became one of my favorite games of my childhood. It is hilarious how much frustration it caused me before that realization.
That is indeed awesome! Great design you've come up with