My microwave has a dedicated clock button on it. I love it so much

A 1:4 scale miniature railway for penguins in Antarctica. With full level boarding obviously, I'm not an asshole.

100 copies per day, for 60 days, paying 80 usd is 480k, that's barely making a dent in those 7.6 billion

My brother actually drives the shit train occasionally to empty out the ICE trains, so it does exist

Malaya?

InZoi is coming out soon I think, that should hopefully shake things up

Also, splines and the attached buildings are never seamless and flexible enough to actually match the spline streets, so it feels weird and wrong. E.g. you can only make square housing blocks, otherwise there's unrealistic gaps between the buildings.

The OpenTTD player in me agrees, but I do wonder why that is. I think I like the predictability of tiles, I never have to fight the game about juuust fitting something in, it either does or doesn't, and I can know that when planning something.

Like one die might be a little inconsistent and below average usually, but almost always pulls out the high numbers when it counts? Another die wants no drama so doesn't give many 6s or 1s?

Judging by the preview text, it's also not being spent on web development

It's a series of scenarios, I think 4 base + 2 dlc, but they are quite extensive scenarios with evolving challenges and goals. There's an overarching storyline, but it's not super connected

Gambling has no upper limit, there's only so much money you can spend on weed in a month, no such thing for money spent on all the various kinds of gambling.

This is also why I think the lottery isn't really harmful, as long as it's not privately managed. You just don't spend that much money on it