Gotta milk the franchise for all it's worth until there's nothing left
wraithcoop
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I've got Java code older than a decade I have to deal with too...
Taxes are generally already withheld, not filing generally means you won't get your refund...
It was just a fluke bro just one more live service game and everybody will dump their whole wallet in bro trust me bro
Seconding this advice.
I think also for me it helped to think of it as a long term effort. Trying to get into a relationship as fast as possible isn't really realistic or healthy. Once I stopped trying to hard to pull everyone I was interested in, I felt a lot more comfortable being myself and just shooting my shot, if it didn't hit or we didn't vibe it was ok.
Definitely agree that it's a skill, and the more you do it the more comfortable you'll be. You've got this!
Imagine not leaving enough room to respond. You do this to another car (rear end) and you are automatically at fault. What's different in this scenario?
How many units are being resold by scalpers?
The name of the guy? Albert Einstein.
Ok let's use those numbers:
Let's say the ratio is 1/100. Rather investing in 100 diverse small - medium projects @ 2 million each or in one big 200 million project with a increased risk for bad management decisions and safe (boring) story & mechanics which leads to at best ok ratings? I would choose the former but i'm not a CEO type.
I'm not sure if it's the same in other parts of the world but in the US the first of the pair of arrows before an intersection are a good indicator of if you can pass through before the light turns red. There are sometimes intersections that don't have arrows or where they're not distanced for that, but the majority are like this, I've seen.
But also more generally, as long as you are going a consistent speed and the light is actually yellow at all when you last see it it should be safe. Speeding up to make it through is a disaster waiting to happen.
dang, this uncovered a memory I didn't know I had anymore
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Just let a series be, not everything needs endless sequels. Come up with something new.