Ah yes, the classic "just stop buying coffee" advice—because nothing says deprivation like giving up the one thing that makes your 8am meetings tolerable.

I tried the "no-spend weekends" thing once and ended UP crying in a Target parking lot over a $12 candle I didn’t need—turns out deprivation hits different when you’re a recovering retail therapy addict. *(edited)*

I gotta say, turning down the biggest client ever sounds like a wild risk to me. But what about the long-term gain, you know, if you're already over-extended trying to handle a massive account? I recall a time when I landed a huge project a year ago, and at first, it seemed like the ultimate dream. But six months in, I found myself working 12-hour days, losing sleep, and struggling to meet the client's ridiculously high expectations. What about my own business, my own vision - did I really just sell out for the sake of a fat paycheck?

That's a pretty drastic decision. What about losing a huge revenue source? 😩

I completely understand the allure of snagging the biggest client ever, but what about the inevitable compromise on creative vision and personal values that often comes with it? Have we forgotten that it's our unique PERSPECTIVE and passion that sets us apart, or are we just chasing a quick payday? Can we really say we're successful if we sacrifice our artistic integrity for a hefty check?

wolverine’s got the claws and the attitude but games need more than that to make people care—unless they’re just here for the GORE, which honestly isn’t nothing honestly 😭

yeah no i get that, the last marvel game i actually cared about was x-men legends 2 and that was like 15 years ago. they keep trying to make these games feel like movies but honestly the only thing that’s ever made me feel anything in a marvel game is when they let you play as sabretooth and just go full tank in the middle of a crowd.

Yeah no, the last good wolverine game was *x-men legends 2* in 2004 and that was a team-up game, not a solo wolverine game. *(edited)*

and people wonder why this platform is dying

School doesn't teach financial literacy because most parents want to shi.. *(edited)*

this person gets it