"People like paying money for things, actually," concludes every study on piracy.

Which part? The significantly lower fatality risk, more reliable scheduling, nice scenic views, monke-brain neuron activation from train going chuk chuk chuk chuk, or the fact that it's pound-for-pound more fuel efficient than-- [chokeslammed into the dirt by the Communism Countermeasures]

>Cat bed at elbow-height next to the computer desk
Incredibly based

Nice, yeah a lot of "stopping bad behavior" with cats is more about offering an alternative they like more so you're off to a great start lol.
Like for example once I found out my cat likes cardboard scratchers most, I stopped having problems with him scratching furniture.

I thought she'd *hate* the truce with the Flame but after replaying Icebrood Saga, headcanon wise I imagine that hatred started to really break down when interacting with their children during the Rally.

All hail Imperator Greetsglory btw. Good lad. Hope we see more of him later.

Neat! I have a headcanon for each of my toons and my Charr necro is also a Flame refugee. Headcanon wise she always had a hard time trusting other Charr (due to PTSD from being the subject of magical experimentation) but eventually found a home in the Ash legion.

Wait a tic is she flame legion? At first I just thought elementalist but then looked closer at the tail flame and the name and thought "wait a second"

The first place winner of that event also pulled a chrome from his prize support on the way home lmaaaooooooo

Life hack

Mirrored shades

Man I could have written a whole thesis on how endless lobbies, easy drop-in-drop-out casual play, custom game modes, etc. is a big part of why people keep going back to TF2 and Fortnite while others seem to either be walking a tightrope and/or eventually flounder out. I will die on this hill.