I've always assumed they did this to sunk cost fallacy people into a low salary. But I'm not sure if that makes sense because they might lose more money on wasted HR hours for people who just decline.

Is that an Evangalien?

Man you're making it hella hard for me to not spend more money on 5e stuff 😂

They are a big deal to me at least and they do make me think about fairy tales and knights. I proposed to my wife at a castle, we had our wedding on another, celebrate our anniversary at yet another and went to a music festival that took place at yet another every year for over a decade. Castles! 😃

Wait do I spy a Ra'an frog?

Gotta echo Your Name and Akira. Very different and not as universally praised personal fave of mine is Appleseed (2004), mostly for its confident use of new technologies of the era.

Also I suppose the best way to increase your score in the DLC uninstalls the DLC from low score DLC players. The devs consider this a great feature.

Karakas Venser my beloved

Hey I've done the same with losing to Gruul! Minsc & Boo is one hell of a card.

Report back if you're successful with it 😄

Step 6 - Repeat until you're spending lots of time with the same nerd. Congrats, you are now dating them 😃

Step 4 - Make comments during movies and see who appreciates them.
Step 5 - Follow them around (or otherwise spend time with them) until they show too many red flags or their EQ is sufficiently proven, whichever happens first.

Not sure if this question was rethorical but in case it wasn't:
Step 1 - Go to a place where nerds meet. Most of them like books and games.
Step 2 - Find out the ones that smell nice (this should narrow it down).
Step 3 - Ask them to watch movies together. Ask ones with cat hair on clothes first.

This and Extremis are my top2 most reread Iron Man storylines for sure. But tbh everything playing into and paying off of Dark Reign was GOAT writing imo

I enjoyed this run a lot.