I get what you're saying, but I assume these people wanted to see the ship, and had little interest in the thought that people had died on it. As with going to any other wreck honestly, you go to see a cool ship at the bottom of the ocean, not in the hopes of seeing dead people.
I'd strongly disagree with this, Pantheon is pretty much a must in my opinion. In the base game you're forced to take s card each turn, but pantheon gives you other options, adding an extra layer of strategy to which cards you draw, and using the other actions at a good time to force your opponent to take one you don't want. I loved the base game, but I can never imagine playing without Pantheon now. Agora I've not played, but I've heard it's nothing special.
These two stances aren't necessarily mutually exclusive. Regulate us to make us legally legitimate, but don't overdo it. Something any company with technology in a grey area would want
I can explain the fall. They're all really expensive, and times are hard. For people experimenting with eating less meat, it's a luxury and meat is just cheaper. For full vegetarians, it's a luxury and vegetables are just cheaper.
It seems they just haven't managed to reach a wide enough audience to bring costs down.
Which is a shame in my opinion. I eat meat, but I do like to use the replacements to reduce my meat consumption, and some of them are honestly quite good. Beyond burgers for example I love. And a lot of replacement minced meat is great for things like Bolognese where it's not the main focus.
Yeah, this mirrors my thoughts. There should be a way to combine subreddits with the same name, from the users' perspective. Kind of like making a multireddit for yourself.
Didn't Milei say he wanted Argentina to leave Mercosur?
Is that not what we do?
Does this actually mean that your bill goes down?
It's amazing they're still pumping out content for this game with a sequel already in development. Big props to the devs.
The guy fanning the flames at the end. Top minds in this video.
I get what you're saying, but I assume these people wanted to see the ship, and had little interest in the thought that people had died on it. As with going to any other wreck honestly, you go to see a cool ship at the bottom of the ocean, not in the hopes of seeing dead people.
I'd strongly disagree with this, Pantheon is pretty much a must in my opinion. In the base game you're forced to take s card each turn, but pantheon gives you other options, adding an extra layer of strategy to which cards you draw, and using the other actions at a good time to force your opponent to take one you don't want. I loved the base game, but I can never imagine playing without Pantheon now. Agora I've not played, but I've heard it's nothing special.
These two stances aren't necessarily mutually exclusive. Regulate us to make us legally legitimate, but don't overdo it. Something any company with technology in a grey area would want
I can explain the fall. They're all really expensive, and times are hard. For people experimenting with eating less meat, it's a luxury and meat is just cheaper. For full vegetarians, it's a luxury and vegetables are just cheaper. It seems they just haven't managed to reach a wide enough audience to bring costs down. Which is a shame in my opinion. I eat meat, but I do like to use the replacements to reduce my meat consumption, and some of them are honestly quite good. Beyond burgers for example I love. And a lot of replacement minced meat is great for things like Bolognese where it's not the main focus.
Yeah, this mirrors my thoughts. There should be a way to combine subreddits with the same name, from the users' perspective. Kind of like making a multireddit for yourself.