The story is about 20 hours long. The replay potential for the story isn't much, but the game has other modes like survival and sandbox. With a procedurally generating world, those modes can have a lot

If you love the idea, then definitely check it out. As long as you temper your expectations on some aspects of the game, I think you'll have a good time with it.

One of the finest RPGs ever made! Glad you're enjoying it. The hardest difficulty is definitely for the hardcore turn-based fans that consider every move like a Chess grandmaster. On normal difficulty,

Network effects are potent. Bitcoin will likely remain the reserve currency of the crypto market for decades to come. Ethereum 2.0 will actually become the scalability and usability solution for Bitcoin.

Estimating a number is difficult, as most retail users store their BTC with a custodian/exchange. Coinbase alone has 30 million users, for example. Either way, pretty much every research available on the

Remember, holding is also using, and there are millions out there "using" BTC as a store of value. At the end of the day, the number of users don't really matter - it's all about economic activity.

The fact that Reddit's posts are short and drive engagement; while Hive has longer, more blog-type posts is more a matter of culture rather than something technical. The general format is pretty much the

Big players entering new markets can be bad news for the established incumbents. However, very small fish in the market can actually benefit from the rising tide. Hive and Steem are so tiny and negligible

No, I used to be an active Reddit user from 2010 to 2015 or so, but not anymore.

Yes, definitely. SMT (or HMT) will only ever be a niche solution though. Steem/Hive simply don't have the network effect, and never will, for any major player to take it seriously.

Unfortunately, tribalism and bias is rampant in this space. DPoS fanboys will see the whole drama around Hive/Steem as a victory for DPoS, but anyone else with any objectivity would see it as a catastrophic

Yeah, I'm often frustrated by the "invisible enemy" in many games too, but in discussing it with friends, I've realized that some genuinely enjoy the "jump scare" thrill of it.

There are literally hundreds of zombies rushing at you in the massive battles. There's nothing quite like it in gaming!

Ah, yes, I saw the free offer on EGS. It's also included with Xbox Game Pass.

Terrific research. I've seen similar numbers in other articles, and they all point to the same obvious conclusion - EOS is broken (as are most DPoS chains). Cartels/plutocracies in decentralized networks

Oh, yes, pretty much any potato laptop will be able to run this game. Same also true of Telling Lies and Return of the Obra Dinn. If you miss the wild-west 90s internet, you'll be in for a treat with

Yes, that's indeed the case. You can see the full list of delegators here. You're currently delegating 260 HP.

Damn, that's crazy. This is one of those rare instances where incompetence meets malice.

That's a fair point. I have been avoiding this drama like the plague, and naively hadn't considered that possibility. Now that you mention it, yeah, it's quite likely they were involved. I see that they

This is absolutely nuts. I haven't really been paying attention to the new witnesses, but I notice that all of them were made to pledge that they will never freeze anyone's stake. Based on that, Justin