I'd much rather be pickpocketed than shot.

Sure if you go 100% soylent without ramping. Any major diet change usually ends up with diarrhea. Typically your body adjusts. Its the same tired trope when people complain about diarrhea from cuisuine they rarely eat.

I've never done it but know multiple people who have lived off soylent(or alternatives) for long periods of time.

I'll stick to Alamo where the pre-show content is typically informative and interesting.

But they're owned by Sony now so I'm sure it's a matter of time before they're enshittified.

That's not how the drug works. It just suppresses hunger (in some people). Not all eating disorders are because of feeling hungry. People will continue to have eating disorders.

Nah not that detailed, IIRC they just spawn if people can't afford housing.

It Cities: Skylines 2, yes.

Warcraft Adventures had nothing to say after all.

So why does Japan at 100V have electric kettles everywhere? It's a cultural reason not the electrical grid.

Yea, I go out of my way to Microcenter, passing several Best Buys.

Oxygen Not Included.

You start with oxygen.

Kingdom Come 1 promised this as a mechanic but then didn't implement it. There are still toilets but you can only read books on them.

Why would they question bugs?

If the camera is where my eyes are, is House standing on my legs?

I get like 10 seconds for both my cats.

Healthcare costs in the US is usually the blocker for me when I think about extended stays as a hermit.

I've definitely been in a hostel where they should have had this sign. Woke up to my bunk rockin.

I agree to some extent. They're grossly overpriced. But I don't see many shoebox options. All the layouts feel oversized and not efficient. Including the few studios. Hell a lot places have 2 parking spots for most units because of zoning laws.

I think American developers don't like to go small unless they're absolutely forced to.

So my overpowered PC is so I don't lose focus due to loading times.

What? All the new American apartments I've seen are luxury and full of nice amenities. Which I think is a problem because none of it is affordable. Even older apartments get renovated and the rent shoots up. I would love to see some practical and efficient apartments.

This is Denver so your region my differ. From what I gather new bare bones apartments only exist in extreme cost of living areas like Sanfran or NYC.

There's a chance you die and that 2 mil will go to someone else vs your payments just stop.

The 100k isn't matching inflation so you gain less wealth every year versus your potential 2 mil investment matching or beating inflation.

I think the only real reason to do the 100k a year is if you're not very financially responsible. Which has been the case for many lottery winners.

Edit: Personally not a fan of hoarding wealth outside enough for retirement/security.