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The development staff for FF16 were required to watch the first 4 seasons of Game of Thrones.  They have straight up said they are trying to make something that is like GoT.

..but didn't you feel accomplished when it finally happen though like

 
  
Btw anyone else playing the FF16 demo? It's definitely the first rated T/R in the final fantasy universe and I'm all for it. The battle system is so freaking good; can't wait for the official release!
 
 
 

..but didn't you feel accomplished when it finally happen though like

 
  
Btw anyone else playing the FF16 demo? It's definitely the first rated T/R in the final fantasy universe and I'm all for it. The battle system is so freaking good; can't wait for the official release!
 
 
 

Goddam, took me probably 2 hours all around by I finally beat that Parade Puppet boss in Lies of P. Holy shit, is this what Souls fans go through? Fuck, i dont know if Im mentally prepared for a full game 🤣

@BB_Hoody That's good stuff man; live and learn. This year as an experiment, I'm doing a  simple '5% appreciation' challenge. Buy a stock and set it to auto-sell it the moment the price appreciates 5%. Rinse and Repeat. I started last month with cost basis $300; now it's $357. Gonna see how it fares end of year. 
 
 Saw the latest Spiderman movie over the weekend; amazing on all fronts. The visuals has to be experienced in a movie theater; it's comic-book coming alive. My friend asked an interesting question in the end, 'who is the 'Spiderman' in the dc universe?' and I honestly couldn't name a single one. I feel like Spiderman is such a classic and will be around forever because the storyline revolves around things young people can relate to. Watch the movie at your local theater if you can. You won't be disappointed.
 
 
 

@BB_Hoody That's good stuff man; live and learn. This year as an experiment, I'm doing a  simple '5% appreciation' challenge. Buy a stock and set it to auto-sell it the moment the price appreciates 5%. Rinse and Repeat. I started last month with cost basis $300; now it's $357. Gonna see how it fares end of year. 
 
 Saw the latest Spiderman movie over the weekend; amazing on all fronts. The visuals has to be experienced in a movie theater; it's comic-book coming alive. My friend asked an interesting question in the end, 'who is the 'Spiderman' in the dc universe?' and I honestly couldn't name a single one. I feel like Spiderman is such a classic and will be around forever because the storyline revolves around things young people can relate to. Watch the movie at your local theater if you can. You won't be disappointed.
 
 
 

@BB_Hoody That's good stuff man; live and learn. This year as an experiment, I'm doing a  simple '5% appreciation' challenge. Buy a stock and set it to auto-sell it the moment the price appreciates 5%. Rinse and Repeat. I started last month with cost basis $300; now it's $357. Gonna see how it fares end of year. 
 
 Saw the latest Spiderman movie over the weekend; amazing on all fronts. The visuals has to be experienced in a movie theater; it's comic-book coming alive. My friend asked an interesting question in the end, 'who is the 'Spiderman' in the dc universe?' and I honestly couldn't name a single one. I feel like Spiderman is such a classic and will be around forever because the storyline revolves around things young people can relate to. Watch the movie at your local theater if you can. You won't be disappointed.
 
 
 

Stop trying to sell Gotham Knights as a good series. Because it isn't

Flash review from Chris Stuckmann
No spoilers 
 
 
 

Long read but those into stocks might enjoy it.
 
So I mentioned a couple months back. How I was getting back into investing/trading in the market. Well had some bad REALLY bad days. And while it was an expensive lesson. I did learn and I've improved.
 
So back during the winter months. I had 10k in my brokerage account. Landed a big multi day runner in TRKA. Was up over 100% made 3k. But I didn't know when to just sell and walk away. Emotions and lack of risk management punished me
 
It froze at the 99 cent level. Then started crashing from news of a share offering. I sold out for a 2k gain. Only to go full Wallstreet bets degenerate gambler. And dump my whole portfolio in on the dip. Thinking it'd bounce back lol no....
 
Next day I wake up to see a 30% fall. Went from up 2k to down 3k. At 7k now. From then on I continued to get into high risk trades that I got slaughtered in. Due to a combination. Of lack of risk management, emotions getting the better of me, and not doing proper research and not recognizing red flags in a trade. 
 
I eventually blew up my account down to $1500. I was stressing feeling like a idiot. Called my brother and talked with him and mentioned it. Kicking myself. He sent me a image he was shown by the small business mentors he has. It showed highly successful men of world renowned businesses. Who didn't achieve this success till late 30s or as old as 60. He also mention this simple view he'd have on trading if he had the money
 
I don't need to go to the moon. If I sell for 10, 5 or even 1%. I still made money. Stock kept going up, I missed out? I still made money. Oh stock crashed and ya lost money? Oh well I still made money. Shit had me dying. So simple yet so true! 
 
So I stopped moping. Decided to build my account back up again. Learn as much as I can. And continue to learn. And apply my brother's advice. So currently I now have another 10k in. And I'm up $140 on it.  I'm investing long in JOBY aviation and swing trading. Just taking 1 to 3% gains on a trade once a day. Then I'll get into options and day trading at 25k. I'll keep ya updated

Of course, that's why the producers had to settle for their second choice Margot Robbie.