Do you mean quick time events (QTEs)? The game has at least one cutscene I remember where you're prompted to activate an ability to change the outcome, however, I think that's it. The games usually doesn't have them.

Although, it does commit an entirely different sin in terms of unskippable cutscenes: There are several 'immersive' cutscenes with you suddenly walking at a snail's pace or climbing slowly around while the cutscene plays out.

Weekend everyday, basically. I don't care for a house or fancy things, I'd spend my time creating art and having fun with friends - who I'd share some wealth with.

I fixed my post - according to my source 59% make less than 6 figures, not more. It's still different to your sources, but not by as large a margin. Thanks for cross-checking!

I went into detail here. In short, nothing was actually engaging. Combat, puzzles and traversal all felt shallow.

I've got class war, which is a real doozy.

I sure hope so, I got quite burned on the last big budget game I've played years after the hype. God of War 2018 felt like a culmination of every wrong with gaming at that time (outside of mtx) and AAA games only got worse from there.

I don't know shit about taxes in the US, but a solid guess would be that 45% is actually proportional to the amount of households making 6 figures post-taxes.

According to this website about 41% of US households make at least 6 figures pre-taxes. Not that rich apparently.

EDIT: Got the numbers mixed up, initially I wrote 59% - which is the percentage of people making less.

No, I cannot nap. I don't fall asleep easily outside my normal bedtime and don't feel refreshed afterwards.

Just in time for me to actually play Witcher 3, I'm starting this weekend. I wasn't big on Witcher 2 and just never got around to 3 until now.

I do actually agree that Nutri-Score could incentivize companies to add better ingredient to their food. However, the high tolerance for sugar is a clear-cut sign for lobbying influencing the calculation, I'd presume. And of course, until you have to feature a Nutri-Score on your products, you could simply not include it instead of improving your products - which leads back to the original article.

But that aside, my main critique is that a score like this should be usable to compare different products. While an informed customer certainly does benefit from distinguishing an "A" from a "D" frozen pizza at first glance, just as many people may eat more frozen pizzas as a result of rating it "A" instead of going for inherently healthier choices simply due to their lower rating. After all, many people still think juice is inherently healthy despite it being the poster child for hidden sugar bombs.

Done! Apparently I've fallen for a common misconception. My point however still stands, the score is mostly useless, just my reasoning got changed.

No, because I wouldn't leave my life with my loved ones behind for 6 months. However, since we're already in the realm of magic - I would totally do it if I'd be brought back to the moment I started afterwards. Being more or less immortal, there isn't too much danger and there's a chance I get to experience flying for example. I could discover the deep sea. Or I could hibernate. There are so many interesting things to learn.

However, there is one additional problem: Can I die of natural causes? Many insects don't even make it 6 months.

Anyways, the money is a nice bonus, but I'd do it without the reward if I cannot die within these 6 months. Given that there are about 180 currencies and my current one is rated ~6th, I probably will make a lot less than 50 million.

European consumer rights group Foodwatch is pushing for Nutri-Score, currently used in France, Germany and a handful other countries, to be adopted across the bloc.

Nutri-Score is kinda useless. The score isn't based on overall healthiness, it's based on how healthy something is within its group. The group isn't listed anywhere and its unclear what's in there. You could find a frozen pizza with a higher rating than hummus or soft drinks being rated the same as bottled water. I don't even notice the score anymore, I go straight to the ingredients and nutrition table.

EDIT: I did look into it again. Almost all scores are based on the same formula, however, the way it is calculated, it still does not make sense to compare scores across different products. Which is probably why I thought they are separated. Some of the actual problems with the Nutri-Score are as follows:

• The threshold for sugar is way too high. About 90g a day are acceptable.
• You can offset "bad nutrition" with "good nutrition". My example from above, bottled water having the same score as soft drinks, could be achieved by adding some vitamins or even fiber to offset the sugar. Which is why comparisons between different products don't make much sense.
• Apparently the score isn't always based on what's actually in the product. Stuff like cocoa powder is rated based on how you'd consume it, e.g. dissolved in a glass of milk. You can improve your score simply by reducing the amount of powder recommended per glass. I don't know what the limit of this is, like improving your frozen pizza's score by recommending serving it with salad.

All the information is taken from the German Wikipedia.

It's a strange list, after all you gotta have expectations to be disappointed. Half the titles on here already flopped with their announcement.

This is a weird one. It's a solid episode for sure, and we've gotten some interesting stuff, but the pacing was suddenly quite different. I would have never thought we'd be right before the first Tamagami with Vegeta already being in the demon realm in the span of just one episode. By the way, kudos for getting the reason for the failing ship right - Bulma actually just didn't understand demon tech.

I think this is the first episode Shin actually felt like a real character. He did some of his usual explaining, but he also fought alongside the others, broke the collar and even revealed his actual name. Although, destroying the collar within minutes of explaining them felt quite anti-climactic. It does make a lot of sense, but it also contributes to the weird pacing.

Another first was Goku actually going for the easy solution right in front of him - teleporting. Mere seconds after me asking "Couldn't he just teleport?" Shin basically said the same.

The next episode seems to feature the best fight yet, judging by the preview. However, I don't think Goku will win just yet. For starters, it is time to face some actual adversity, but there is also a lot left to be resolved in the first demon realm. At least, I assume we will meet up with Vegeta and do something about the Gendarmerie - while they can travel between realms, their strangle hold seems to be only on the current one.

I'm sorry, I know the one but he was patched before I first played. He only yelled once or twice.

Coole Sache! Persona 4 Golden ist schon ewig auf meiner Liste, das würde die Weihnachtszeit versüßen.

In theory, other elements are possible. There's even a list available on wikipedia.

• "Alley-oop!"
• "You can't have a rainbow without Reyn, baby!"
• "Give it some Oomph!"
• "Now it's Reyn time!"
• "Man, wha' a buncha jokas!"

Yeah, I played too much Xenoblade. Honorable mentions to:

• "Hear that Noah? Lanz wants something a bit meatier"