Dang, I just finished playing this about a week ago. Wish I could have found something, but I didn't find very many time capsules.

Do they not have actual crimes in Granbury? This is so much time and effort. I wish I could fuck around like this in my job.

But this is exactly what I'm talking about. You're assuming everyone lives in the cities and suburbs while forgetting that there are people who live in rural areas and are more than 10 miles from the nearest shop.

A lot of these replies are tone deaf. Not everyone lives in a place where walking, biking, or even ride share is viable.

Not everywhere has decent, if any public transport, especially if they're in a more rural area. And not every repair takes less than a day to fix.

The main practical use I've found for me is writing a personalized cover letters when applying for jobs. Just plug in the job description, edit as needed, and off it goes. The way I see it, if HR can use it for their purposes, so can I.

I'm not holding my breath for a positive outcome. Amarillo is a hellscape all on its own.

I am both surprised and not that I got Denver, CO. I've been told before by someone that they initially thought I was from there the first time we met.

Subnautica. I always have so much fun exploring and crafting things, but then for one reason or another I end up putting it aside. By the time I get back to it, I've forgotten how to play so I end up starting a new game, only for the cycle to repeat. One of these days I'll finish it!

This is what I'm worried about. I love Alan Wake 1 & 2 and Control, and I'm looking forward to the latter's sequel, but I just keep thinking, how far can this go before it's either way out in left field or rehashing the same plot points?

ikr, it's a horrible situation, but this article seems to come out every year around this time.

That's how I got around to playing it recently too. I spent way more time than I should have wandering around just looking at stuff.