From the British TV show IT Crowd. I forget the exact scene but it is the father trying to convince his son he is in heaven and Hitler ruins it.

Yeah, I took that to mean programming.

As someone who got into the closed beta a few days ago it is a fantastic motivator to get moving.

Absolutely love the artwork and the parts of the world I've seen so far.

Keep up the great work schamppu and team!

It is another digital game store owned by CD Project, parent company of company that made the Witcher series and Cyberpunk 2077. They originally started by selling old games that they would get running on newer OSes. They have since started selling new games and have an alright launcher that you can link to other stores to see your entire game collection.

I've had one for a few years and unfortunately it suffered some damage during summer for two of those years. For bonsai that is not the end of the world if anything it gives it character.

For most of the time I leave it alone and just make sure it is watered. I haven't started shaping it because that damage meant I needed to cut back the limbs so they could regrow. If a branch snaps it snaps just trim it back it can regrow. I see bonsais as a very long term project so a small setback isn't the end of the world.

Survival of course it will depend of the type tree I'd say getting one that is used to the climate you are in will help reduce the maintenance and cost.

It terms of cost I have just used a herb trimmers to prune it and the wire for shaping isn't that expansive. Also if you get a small one you won't need to start shaping for a couple of years.

I got mine from this place and they have some great tutorials to give you an idea. https://bonsaibay.com.au/pages/tutorials

But definitely worth talking to a bonsai seller for some even better advice but overall it isn't that expensive unless you really want it to be.

There was in their previous game DOS2 and Larian's website says you can.

Yeah the rubber part gets replaced.

Correct the spare tyre is the wheel+tyre as you can't just swap the tyre on your own. And yeah rotating is just moving wheel+tyre to a new position on the car so the tyre gets a different wear pattern which helps it last longer.

It is like a bike :). The wheel is the metal/plastic part in the middle. The tyre is the outer rubber part. They will take the wheel of the car to replace the tyre but unless the wheel is also damaged you will get the same one back. Regarding the inner tube some have a tube and some don't same for bikes actually.