/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24358739
I also hate games like that. One of my friends tried to get me into Monster Hunter once and you had to spend hours researching and learning countless different aspects of the game before you understand what's going on

Luckily HoMM III isn't like that, it's incredibly easy to pick up, simple rules, and its depth reveals itself gradually over time. Sorta like chess

It's like literally $1 on GOG right now, good enough reason to give it a shot and if you don't like it nothing lost. I've been playing a lot of old games recently that I never played before and now I kick myself for only just now discovering them. Like I recently played Half-Life for the first time lol

There is no such thing as a free lunch

>>16101943
>30 y/o boomer
>145k sftw engr
>40k IRA, 70/30 split
>20k stonks
>70k crypto
>10k gold/silver
>10k cash
>no debt

>>16032384
Yeah okay dad, sure.

>Any liabilities incurred in a countries own currency can always be meet
By printing money and hyperinflating the dollar, sure. It wouldn't just have a domestic effect either, the dollar would become weaker and weaker against all other currencies, especially from emerging nations. USA wouldn't be able to do that and also remain an economic superpower. Which, eventually, means it wouldn't be able to remain a superpower in any sense.

Meanwhile countries like China treat their people like shit, but as a result they're able to remain solvent and manage debt (relative to others). If any drastic measures are needed, they are able to take them swiftly. It just comes at the cost of living standards for their working-class citizens.