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Where do you watch it? Do they have other WB shows available as well?

It feels like I'm talking a trip back in time because I also remembered when we had VCRs. We could watch all kinds of shows and record some tv episodes as well especially when we couldn't be around to watch it.

That sounds like an interesting concept. I'll definitely give it a look if it's available on Netflix in my region.

I know some people who've had the same experience. That being said, it doesn't affect me though...

You right about New Vegas, it is quite buggy especially without mods. I forgot to mention it because I haven't played it in a couple of years.

I don't mind if games make me have to think about something but don't make the puzzles unnecessarily complicated either. It annoys me to no end...

I myself am quite confused why it's called an "immersive sim". I mean a sim usually is a real-life simulator which already makes it immersive so I don't really understand why immersive needs to be added to that.

My sentiments exactly - it's usually the weirdos on social media that take it to the next level when the majority aren't so polarized in their opinion.

I agree - most of the time you have to be babysitting them because they'll get themselves into some kind of battle and be easily killed so instead of them being your bodyguard. It's the opposite way around...

Agreed - they create an experience that most of us can relate to in some aspect or they take inspiration from real-life circumstances and re-write it to fit into their story.

It's just in my nature to find more unique ways of dealing with opponents instead of doing it the game's way.

Same thing I said - with mods, I hardly saw any issues but without them, I ran into at least one bug or glitch every 4-5 hours on average but these were the more minor bugs. I've only ever encountered game-breaking bugs 5-6 times throughout all my playthroughs of Bethesda games. From what I've heard recently, Fallout 76 is now a decent game that actually works the way it was intended and it now gets regular updates (could be another No man's sky comeback).

I'd have to go with the Elder Scrolls just because of how vast the lore is and there's almost always new things that are being added to the lore through Elder Scrolls Online.

That's totally fine as long as you're comfortable...

I agree - it's worse than trying and failing and it drives some people insane especially when they told someone else about the opportunity and they tried it and were successful.

It depends because when I was in Panama about four years ago, I had a Colombian maid and she was a very thorough cleaner and she cooked. But the price is quite affordable compared to the US.

I get that part but until you've been to a derby where the atmosphere is rocking, you'll never understand the appeal of it.

Christmas especially since I've grown older has been nothing but a materialistic holiday to me. Most people claim they'll take anything but complain when it isn't something expensive or made by a huge brand.

Maps are representations of the landmass and they are subject to error just like most things we use.

Same - cooking is a mood thing for me as well but Covid has made it more inconvenient to go out and get food so preparing it is the more convenient option nowadays.

True - animals are far more spiritually aware than the average person.

If you want more info on her, maybe you could check out some Mexican forums or maybe ask any Mexican immigrant you may come in contact with.

That's awesome!