Because I want to see all the paths.

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It was part of the reason why the USA made sure it had two bombs to drop. The USA was playing up the number of bombs it had to try to convince Japan to surrender as they wouldn't even have the chance to fight back.

Stories with branching story lines. I'd rather watch others play Slay the Princess than play it myself, as an example.

Speed runs to games I know how to play.

It depends on what you define as lazy and popular.

I've had staff that were visibly not working harder than other staff, but their work was of significantly higher quality than others. Since the "lazy" worker produced more and could be counted on to do the work with less supervision, I gave them more flexibility in the office. I was playing favorites, but the favorite was more valuable as an employee.

And I've had other staff that would be considered more popular, but that was in part because they would help others at work doing coordination and mentoring tasks. I would also offload some of my managerial tasks to them if I was overwhelmed even though they didn't have the title. If I offload the management of a task to someone else, I expect people to treat them with the same respect they treat me. I've seen that expectation not get followed and I've had to step in to remind staff that they need to coordinate with others, not just me.

I find that a lot of people who "do their job and go home" don't end up doing any of the coordination or communication required for their job, even though their job is technical design. They end up being worse than they think at their job because it is so hard to work with them and won't chime in on cases where there is shared responsibility.

Yeah. I don't like people in my place.

As is tradition. Every country does this.

They did it in Arizona, but Republicans put a stop to it as too many kids were bringing their parents to vote.

There are a lot of VR centric games out there on other platforms. Yet demand for those VR systems are also very low.

VR in its current form doesn't seem to be worth it and the additional AR capabilities don't seem worth it either.

I don't think it is even a software issue. The problem is the use case. The VR market just isn't that useful outside of gaming and even within gaming, it isn't worth it.

Eddington was having so much fun with his version of living his best life, he was literally willing to get captured and sent to prison because it was how he wanted to play the game.

And Sisko was having so much fun with his version of living his best life, committing was crimes.