I don't think that's how it works, but I'm too American to be certain.

I have thousands of hours in the game. It's one of my all time favorites!

The other commenter is unfortunately (partially) right and PoE is owned by Tencent. I haven't noticed any quality drop though, I still think they are making a great game. I definitely haven't spent as much money on it in the last few years though

Oh fuck, is PoE supposed to be free? I've spent like $1000 on it in the last 10 years in cosmetics, stash tabs, and character slots.

I have a few thousand hours in PoE, the last few hundred have been on the Steam Deck.

Honestly, it's pretty great. Some builds might not work as well though.

Trading is pretty rough though, which is a pretty important part of endgame PoE.

Anecdotally, I felt the meds that I got during the shortage 6 or so months ago weren't as effective.

I think they do degrade, but I have no sources. I think I asked my psychiatrist at one point and he said that it usually isn't a concern.

I'm taking concerta, not Adderall, if that makes a difference.

Yeah, you're right. The actual quote is subscriptions, not subscribers.

“We are happy to report that we had an all-time revenue record in Services during the June quarter, driven by over 1 billion paid subscriptions, and we saw continued strength in emerging markets thanks to robust sales of iPhone,” said Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO.

https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2023/08/apple-reports-third-quarter-results/

It's probably against their TOS, so they could ban the account. It's not illegal. I would say it's pretty gray morally, since it would probably be bought by an entity that will pretend to be a real person to sell product or spread misinformation.

Context?

I remember think it was so realistic looking

ITT: people that don't know what completely harmless means

I worked for several years in IT fields from help desk to sysadmin. I'm now a Sr. Software Engineer.

I somewhat disagree. With containerization like Docker our system is pretty simple. However, there are lot more bootcamp developers that learned to code in 12 weeks which are going to know a lot less than those with a Bachelors or higher in the field.

I could've sworn the Council of Elrond took months, I just looked it up and it was only a day. Maybe I got it confused because it took me months to read the chapter.