BeardededSquidward

It depends on the city I believe, midwest cities have the land to expand so they can have more parking lots. New York though doesn’t have single layer parking areas as profusely.

I get what I can from a grocery store chain in my area. They have three stores in the same county as well but they’re part of an overall larger family of different named chains of a conglomerate if I remember right. They have no self checkout, and though the findings there are less than say Wal-Mart I’m not shopping at a big box store where the profits all leave the local area into some rich family’s pocket.

There were games I was practically godly at, I preferred being matched with similar skilled players. Though you can learn unique tricks from newer players too. Then I started to get older and had to work more, lived alone so all chores were mine to do, and hours varied. I eventually realized I can’t perform at that level anymore and it was getting frustrating. There really isn’t much division in skills with PvP elements so I avoid it. I’ve learned coop games are some great fun or if it’s PvP it’s something that’s goofy fun.

Did I hear a rock and stone?

Dark Tide, Space Marine and Space Marine 2, Boltgun, Gladius: Relics of War for a civ style game, and “Shootas, Blood & Teef.”