I'm so sorry I can never take back how life went but I can change what happens in the future.
I love you to the moon and back!
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I have been a games developer for most of my career and this move totally makes sense to me.
Its way more fun to share something and have others comment about it and share your feelings with you.
We do this in games all the time. You have "bots" that play the game to make the game feel more enjoyable. More often than not these days game makers dont even label other players as bots.
So if you think posting to a social network as a form of game then I think it makes total sense that the game developer would lean into bots eventually.
IMO its all about a better user experience, I can see everyone doing this and I probably wont even mind too much if the bots arent labeled as such.
I just want to be clear its ONLY okay for the platform owner to create bots, its NOT okay for other users to create bots.
Hey all,
Long time lurker of several TCGs. I like to rip packs, I like to sell cards. I've noticed MTG has a lot EV in their boxes/packs compared to other TCGs because of playability.
I was looking at MTGstocks and it says Bloomburrow has \~$360 of EV, but that seems a little...high. Is this true? Am I missing something?
Even Foundations is at \~$200 EV.
Does anyone else rip boxes to sell singles?
Sitting on a several play boxes from many sets and the gambler in me has been wanting to also rip some packs for fun to pull some nice hits and sell the bulk for some money back.
Bad idea? Am I onto something?
If this comes of as seeking financial advice, sorry, feel free to not opine.
Let me know, thanks!
I have no idea why they even bothered rebranding their old show. It’s still the same dull nonsense as before—just two guys rambling about absolutely nothing. There’s no actual content being created here. They literally spent the episode acting like tech support for a bunch of their paypigs...
I did not pay close attention perhaps, but I was not expecting the A1 xpac to get completely swept under the rug. Am I missing something? Does anyone think it will be back? It seems like BS to people who are F2P and wanted specific card arts from the A1 xpac.
So, long story short, we started getting new truckloads in. In the new truckloads, we got a bunch of drugs, from just weed and cartridges to literal prescription drugs (Adderall, Xanax, etc.). On top of that, we were receiving biohazards (vials of human blood, human feces, used needles), and so much more I can't even think of right now. After receiving and sorting through that, we had to dispose of it. But instead of reporting the prescriptions to the police and the biohazards to someone more specialized, we just threw them in a waste management dumpster (we were told to). They also said to just flush the meds down the toilet and shred any fake IDs we got (we got a lot of them). Basically, I'm just wondering if I have a case? Could I make money off this? I understand they shouldn't be operating this way, but I do like one or two of the higher-ups, so I don't really want to sue out of spite for nothing, but getting them closed down. Any advice?
Last month, I went to church for the first time in 8 years and fully committed to my faith. I’ve always believed in God, but after feeling a spiritual pull, I rededicated myself. Since then, I’ve experienced His mercy, love, and presence in ways I never have before.
I’m making big changes—attending a 12-step program for my porn addiction, getting back into the gym, staying off social media, journaling, and reconnecting with family. I’m also adjusting to a new job and trying to be more engaged with others after years of isolation. My priority now is God first, then serving others, then myself—whereas before, I was selfish and disconnected.
These past two weeks have been intense. I even spoke in tongues, which I know was God working in me. But I’m feeling overwhelmed because I’m trying to change everything at once. I want to grow spiritually, build relationships, and become a better version of myself, but I don’t know if I’m doing too much or too little.
One thing is clear: I’m exactly where I need to be.
Coincidentally 2 weeks ago, one of my coworkers goes to the same church, noticed my presence and was happy for me. That felt like confirmation that God is guiding me.
Would love to hear thoughts from others who have been through this. Thanks for listening!