Honestly, I was clicking "Yes" since I was about 10 years old.

Yeah, faces do that. I asked mine to stop but it didn't listen. So inconsiderate.

My wife and I decided we'll only have one streaming service at a time. Currently it's Disney Plus. We recently stopped Disney Plus in favor of Netflix due to the One Piece live action series. After it was done, we stopped Netflix and took Disney Plus again.

We don't have that much time to watch stuff anyway, so we figured we might be focusing on just a single library.

Where I live, I have to calculate (and show the process of calculation) the cheapest cost of getting to and back from work from my house. My boss simply pays me that much each workday. If I move, I have to do this calculation again. It doesn't matter how long it takes me to get to work (i.e. I'm not "on the clock"), they are simply imbursing me for that part.

Ironically, sometimes moving further away is both cheaper and faster.

Same. I do game, just games like Terraria aren't my taste, but I'll still buy the game on my accounts to show my support to them.

We thought you would love to throw money at us!

Remember Blizzard when they released Warcraft 3 Reforged? "We're sorry you didn't get the experienced you thought you deserved". Gold mine, that one. It wasn't phrased like that exactly but that was what they meant.

This is the original Battle Royale.

I guarantee any fat man in the world can walk into an ER with chest pains, and they’d check his heart, not put him on a diet.

This is anecdotal, but my dad who is a very fat person (180 kg) has been told by a variety of doctors that his chest pains are because he is fat. He should lose the fat and the pain would disappear. No screenings done, for years. They usually just gave him some generic painkillers and told him to lose weight and sent him home.

At some point the pain intensifies heavily and he had an heart attack. In the ER they stabilized him, blamed it on him being fat again and let him go again.

My dad decided enough was enough, and sought out private clinics. It turns out he had a rip somewhere in his chest that created cysts - or something - I was 6 years old at the time and never really understood what it actually was - which had nothing to do with him being fat. They put him in a surgery, fixed that and he was good as new. Still fat to this day, but has pains mostly from being old.

I think the bias against fat people is cross gender, unfortunately.

EDIT: spelling.

I would assume that it helps casual players by removing confusing options ans reducing choice paralysis. There's already a lot to choose and think about with one class - multi classing makes it even more complex and scary.

Essentially the theme (excuse) of the game is "you should have already suffered the consequences of your issue, but for some reason you haven't.. yet."

The game does a good job somewhat pushing you towards finding the cure, but makes it clear that it is not something that is easily cured. A healer might tell you it's above their abilities, another NPC might tell you they can handle it but are missing advanced equipment to do so, and so on.

It does that balance well that you wouldn't care how long it takes you to do the main objective, but reminds you that you need to do it at some point.

The issue is that you're looking at it from a common sense view. They don't share it. They just decided this is what they believe in, and will oppose anything else. It doesn't have to make sense for them.