It definitely is if anyone placed it on a high surface near a cat.

I’ve loved this series ever since I got 0 on a whim in 2020. I was vaguely aware it existed, but in my ignorance thought it was some sort of GTA clone. It was a pleasant surprise to find out it was actually a JRPG with beat em up combat. I subsequently played though almost every game on PS4 (including both Judgements and Ishin, but excluding Gaiden). I love how the location of Kamurocho is in (almost) every game and changes over time as the years go by. I was skeptical of the switch to turn-based combat in 7, but they won me over by making Ichiban such a charming protagonist. I can’t help but love the hopelessly optimistic guy! Majima’s my favorite character and I’m eagerly awaiting Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. As for my favorite, I’d have to say 0 because it was my first and it fleshed out Majima the most. The mini-sequel they added to his story in Kiwami 2 made it that much better.

Vesemir even glanced down at his marks like Egon.

There’s something heartwarming about using the human ability to use technology to overcome limitations to help another species.

Well, you can take yourself out of the equation because you’re not tied down and can just move after flipping the switch.

chooses bottom track

“C’mon…c’mon!”

trolley heads towards committe members

“Dammit!”

runs over and jumps on the nuclear bomb pressure pad

It’s not a paradox because nobody says that absolutely anything anyone does is fine. There are always rules to acceptable behavior in society. The “paradox of tolerance” is a strawman.

Yeah, I feel like this one wouldn’t be hard for a child to grasp.

Mental health is always more important. Check the news only when you think you can handle it.

Oscar looks like he lives in a dumpster, but he actually lives in a trash can. Common mistake.

Is not having AI results really a bad thing?

“Just, uh, don’t get anything called ‘Tesla.’ Trust me.”

The good part is if you can get the plutonium once, you can go to 2015 and pick up a Mr. Fusion!

Is that the love between a man and a woman, or the love of a man for a fine Cuban cigar?

I thought it might have been Sweden, but I only counted the things I didn’t have to look up to be sure what they meant.

The shared Germanic roots of English and Scandinavian languages helps, too. If you read what she’s saying phonetically in English most of it is understandable.

“Woo-hoo!”

That is exactly what I was thinking of when I wrote “goods and services.”

As an external instance user, I would have supported this. Notable tweets can be reported on without giving any clicks to Xitter.

“Because it’s a lot easier to use paper and coins to exchange for good and services than just about anything else.”

That universe isn’t the boss of the multiverse and doesn’t get to decide that.