At this point I expect any new console to easily be $500 USD. So I'm not surprised. The cost of games always seems high to me, but the truth is that there are games across a wide variety of price ranges.

This is exactly the kind of feature that could bring a casual player like me back to the game. I generally play MMOs solo, since it's been years since any of my gamer friends could agree on a game, lol.

Giving yourself some "wiggle room" with routines is super important when your days are filled with projects that can be unpredictable in their needs or outcomes. This is something I'm still learning

Thanks for the kind words and the invites. I joined the free compliments community just now. Seems like a good project. Both Oregon and Nevada have some beautiful spots. We opted to head east out of Arizona

These are all great recommendations. I've been a fan of Michio Kaku for a bit, but haven't read this book. I've been really into music in the past, and currently am geeking out over lots of amateur radio

Thanks. I'll probably post the odd update here and there once things get going. Right now it's more a matter of watching the seasons change. Doesn't make for terribly riveting content, lol.

We're shooting for the end of winter, before the plants and insects start taking over the property again. We won't have the place completely cleaned out by then, but we should have room enough to move

This is fantastic. Ultimately I think your efforts will help to eliminate confusion from potential new users of Hive who are searching for information about this wonderful platform.

I'm going to steal your made up word. I like it, and my wife and I have been doing our fair share of shazzazling lately, too. We bought some land in the mountains. The previous house burned down and there's

I agree with all of your points above. We have something really special with Hive, and the addition of a block feature will become more important as Hive grows. It will also be an important part of attracting

I spend about 15 minutes per day here reading posts. Typically I use Ecency on mobile for that, but right now I happen to be using PeakD. I found splinterlands in 2021 and that was my introduction to Hive.

For me, right now, hive isn't really about the money and I'm pretty grind averse since closing my business down. But as with all things, that's probably temporary, lol. I'm sure there will come a point

I recently acquired a very small plot of land. By the time I build a tiny home on it, there won't be much space left for gardens, but gardens will be everywhere I can put them in some form. Vertical gardens

I just powered up to a little over 1k prior to seeing this post. 100k seems like such a far off goal, especially since most of what I do on hive is lurk and read. But I truly believe this platform is something

I was looking at this game recently and very nearly picked it up. The fusion mechanics looked interesting, as well as some of the subtle darkness and humor you mentioned. I never got into pokemon video

This is awesome. I occasionally have difficulty purchasing HIVE from Bittrex for some reason, so I"ll have to give the new HIVE purchasing function a shot. Thanks!

I've never been able to get rising star to work on mobile until just now when I tried the Keychain browser. This is really great.

I love Ecency on my phone, and it's my preferred front end on laptop too. I didn't realize Keychain has a browser built in until you mentioned it, and man does that help. Thanks for showing me something

Those are some lovely photos.

Thank you! I appreciate that. !PIZZA