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When I first started playing Ragnarok Online, there was this one item, aí believe it was something like bat wings, that was really valuable and when you used you would teleport to a random place in the same map/sections. I thought it was a shit item, but soon enough I understood that its power was to run away from problems when you are low on health.

So I think it still is a good power.

Instead you cannot stop staring at their boobs. And yes, that includes your family, bosses and so on.

So it needed some checks and boundaries, like only be available if a petition is signed by enough people or the Congress has to sign on it. Or has a limited number. Something. This US doing or not something because of tradition or something obviously does not work

Underhand Is a card game that I really liked, you have like a cult and you have to awake an old god. I liked the humor and the story and the cards.

Stranger Things: 1984 As others mentioned, it is a really solid old-school adventure "RPG", kinda vibe of A Link to the Past. Really felt like a SNES game. But as others mentioned it changed name and it seems that now you need a Netflix account to play it, before it had not restriction.

This is just a honorable mention because it is not available anymore on the play store, but The Witch's Isle was really nice, one of this point and click adventures, nice graphics and all. Not sure why it is not available, and it was free years ago, But it is on steam at least if you are curious.

I wish I had other games to recommend, but I also struggled to find good games and specially ones that are in portrait which I think would be better for casual gaming on the go.

That is because "left and right" conflate too much in the same name and depending on what you are thinking they may be right wing or not. I feel like tankies, in regard of social policies are more left wing, for economic policies it may be right or left wing depending on how you see it, but on the control, political, democratic policies they are right wing, because they are more authoritarian.

As I understand it, for the burn-in you can just turn the display off. It was not always that way because old CRT monitors take a while to turn back on so it was annoying.

Are judges in the US elected? I know some are appointed. In some countries they are career public servants. They pass an exam and dispute with other candidates, so they are experts in their field that went in a public selection process.

The article says 4 out of 5. Maybe OP was mistaken or the article corrected at some point.

A camera bump in a camera bump is definitely a choice.

I am not from Canada, but my country for decades has been using speed cameras and I think I can give a perspective about them being "tax grab".

The answer is, it depends on the situation, but in my country most of them are NOT tax grab. You can tell when they are when the cameras (or the police officer) and the speed limit is done in a way to trick people. One such case is when the speed limit is lowered (usually in highways) but there is limited signage and/or effort to inform the public about the change, so drivers that are used to the road ended going at the old speed without noticing. Another case is when there is an abrupt change of speed limit, some times over a corner or even without and change in the road that would make sense the limit change, or even if it is a limit change that makes sense but they put the camera right at the change when a lot of people have not yet have time to slow down.

So I feel like, if the speed cameras in a place are tax grab the solution is not to remove them but position them where they make sense.

That is true. I also was luck enough to have a friend that didn't mind at all to pick me up out of his way even if just as a companion to do errands and stuff. Otherwise the distance would be a problem.

For some reason only games with bad UI comes to mind, like Skyrim.