No_Weekend

I don't want to waste money eating and drinking with people I barely tolerate on my holiday or day offs. I don't even want most of them to follow me on social media, or having a personal number.

I don't want to get called into HR because I posted something in a private chat. Every other day you see a girl getting someone fired for hitting on her or making an awkward joke at an office party.

I hate that if I have any fun, I'll offend some worthless drone and get fired, but if I don't go that seriously hurts my chance for promotion or a good reference.

Prescription drugs, alcohol, smoke breaks, most restaurants and fast food, gambling, mobile games and such are only massive markets because life is miserable so people develop unhealthy habits.

Many jobs require a personal vehicle not because it's convenient, but because it creates cost to the employee. Furthermore, governments can then institute taxes to increase the cost. It's not an option to bike, carpool, or jog to work even if it's not difficult for the employee. Partial work from home is frowned upon because it's cost-reduction for the employee.

Furthermore, many offices supply fast food and shame employees for bringing their own meals. Unpaid or split meals may be important for net

Race, gender, and sexual orientation are appearing as job questions. You can be fired for having the wrong politics or saying something offensive in private, even if it's something that has never come up at work. Work is political in most work places, and nothing more.

There are very few skilled jobs in modern society. The skill barrier to become a teacher or nurse is low and getting lower, and trades often aren't adequately trained. Not everyone is going to get a doctorate.

Most corporate workers can be replaced or have their jobs automated easily. The fact that many people accept easily fixable inefficiencies not out of laziness, but a pride in "working hard" is frightening.

It's stuck in my head, anyone have it?

I don't even mean the creepy or annoying people that talk to you when you're attractive. I mean the couples that do every exercise together, even when that means deracking and reracking a bunch of weights every set. Or the people that drag a bench around the gym and get in the way of randoms. Or the people building circuits and preventing others from doing their sets for hours. And even just the people that sit in an area talking and do a half-assed set every once in a while (no they aren't doing high rest sets).

Especially true when they bump arms/legs, or come into the range of motion of someone because they aren't paying attention.

Your character can't go into legacy after joining "them". I don't know of other situations where you lose a character, even with death and it feels bad for players going in blindly or experimenting.

Can I sort dead/retired heroes in any way? I guess my ideal would be characters sorted by campaign with some stats and some ways of marking tiers.

Can I carry a lineage through multiple campaigns officially, or is it just characters with the same last name? I saw something about someone's child joining the team but I'm not sure if it would be continued between campaigns or if you're getting offers from retired characters to add their children.

If there's a party wipe or near wipe are there ways to recover? I'd want to have characters make stupid decisions for story purposes so I'm curious as to how punishing the game is.

Units that are actually built and not 5* unawakened.

Most

1. Zaiross
2. Psamathe
3. Ophilia

Least

1. Raki
2. Eladriel
3. Vanessa/Jaara (Depending on how much RTA I do)

Most videos were 20 minutes +, usually had a grey thumbnail of the location. Medium sized horror channel (50k-200k subscribers iirc).

Some stories were about the Axeman of New Orleans, and a captured Nazi town in which the Nazis attempted occult rituals on prisoners and the basement level of the main building was flooded and sealed off with cement.

There was quite a bit of death from what I recall. One book took place in a research facility in Antarctica, one book took place in Europe (beginning in Paris I believe) and featured bounty hunters hunting the main spy, one book took place in a remote island where werewolf supersoldiers were attempted to be created and had the spy and friends fighting them.

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There was a lot of death and destruction. The main character would frequently shoot down helicopters, boats, or sports cars and destroy buildings. Main character is a supersoldier James Bond type for the series.