@BenjiGameDev Like why don't I know the story or the progression with such a spike?
I didn't go to the page, no, but thats what the problem is in my opinion.
@BenjiGameDev Personally, I watched it all happen and have no clue what the game really provides in terms of story or progression.
My, admittedly, shallow take is - it's some kind of cozy floaty game.
I just feel like the 'what is this' marketing was bad.
@BeanJuiceStudio Prob a tad early to subject myself from a UI/Icons perspective but If you want to tear into something here is mine!
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If the bottom 50% holds most of its wealth in housing and the top 1% in equities, how much of this widening gap is really just the stock market outrunning home prices over 35 years?
Great reflection as Elon Musk and SpaceX make headlines.
Invest your money!
Since 1973 the US outgrew the EU, while Japan peaked in 2012 and slid backward
US output rose (1.43T to 28.75T), pulling ahead of the EU's (1.29T to 19.50T) over the same period.
Both close in 1973 (1.29T vs 1.43T) but today the EU is at roughly two-thirds of US output.