Yes, it does. I don't like moving my work station at my workplace. Once I do, I find it very difficult to settle down. At home, I'll never leave my study when working. If I do, my daughter won't let me rest.

When they are well-executed, they retain the original features while adding improvements—that’s great. But when they remove features that were already there, that’s not good. Often, fan-made remakes or mods are better because they preserve the existing features of the original game while simply adding enhancements.

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On Nov 4, 2026, Cory said:

Do we need to join the Discord channel, or is it optional?

It’s optional, but we’ll be communicating to try to travel in groups to some of the locations as much as we can to make it fun…like a real bar crawl.

Some games teach you problem-solving, teamwork, and quick decision. So, it depends on the game you are playing. You could learn those things on FIFA.

I think both have their appeal, but I'd lean more towards trail running. I like the idea of being surrounded by nature, exploring different paths and dealing with changing terrain. Road running is great for building speed and endurance, but trail running seems more adventurous and enjoyable.

Yes i do this most tof the time; time it's actually great for those who do not have high stamina. There are when Iays i end up walking more than running.

I think my weakness is my stamina. I don't have much stamina, but I hope to improve it over time.

Homemade meals often offer better control over ingredients, portions and flavour, not to mention the comfort of eating something prepared at home. Restaurant meals, on the other hand, give you a chance to try different dishes, enjoy new flavours and take a break from cooking.

Which do you prefer: homemade meals or eating at restaurants? Is it mainly about the taste, convenience, cost or overall experience?

It took me from June 4, 2018 to October 26, 2021 to reach 1000 members. Now, I have almost 3000 members.

Unless something is offered of great benefit to users or the forum somehow has a large following, it can take a while to reach 1000 members.

Hmm yes, that is a missing piece at the moment. I’ll add this in the next release. 👍 Thanks!

I believe a community can run with very little drama, but eliminating it completely is unrealistic. People have different personalities, opinions and expectations. Therefore, drama are common. As a community owner, your rlgoal should be to prevent disagreements from turning into personal attacks.

Some topics hit closer to people's personal beliefs, identities, experiences or insecurities. Politics, religion, relationships and money can quickly turn a normal discussion into an argument. People also bring personal experiences into these conversations, so disagreements sometimes feel like personal attacks rather than differences of opinion.

A little, especially when a heated disagreement turns into a genuinely interesting debate. It's entertaining to watch different personalities defend their positions, but once people start insulting each other or dragging personal issues into it, the fun disappears. I prefer drama that comes with good arguments rather than pointless hostility.

Drama happens in both, but social media communities tend to be more prone to drama. On social media, the larger audiences, public comments, viral posts and constant reactions can turn a small disagreement into a major argument. Forums can also have drama, especially in close-knit communities where members know each other well and old disagreements keep resurfacing.

Yes, multiple times. Family drama can be very exhausting. Disagreements over money, expectations, personal choices or old misunderstandings can linger for years. Sadly, you can't always walk away from family relationships as easily as you can from other conflicts.

Yes, especially when I'm dragged into it personally. Being targeted or pulled into unnecessary arguments can be mentally exhausting. However, when I'm not involved, I don't mind a little drama. Sometimes it's interesting to watch from the sidelines without having to deal with the stress myself.

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It’s disrespectful to all of us when they remove series or movies; it costs them nothing to keep them online. It’s a truly stupid idea to take them down—it’s not as if they have limited space. Space is infinite; they could include every movie and series in the world if they wanted to. The only result of this is that people end up turning to piracy.

I like to watch a few episodes a day—at most one or two per series. Sometimes I’ll watch one episode of one show and then another from a different one, but I don’t like watching many episodes in a row. If I watch for too long, I stop paying attention, and I prefer to enjoy each episode by giving it my full focus. That’s why I keep my daily viewing to just a few episodes; I really don’t like binge-watching, and certainly not an entire season at once. There’s so much happening in every episode that your mind eventually stops attaching importance to what it’s seeing, so, to me, watching that much in such a short time just doesn’t make any sense.

I don’t know what I’ll buy yet, but if I see something with a good discount that I need or like, I’ll definitely buy it. I like taking advantage of Black Friday sales to pick up various things that I need or that I simply like.

On Nov 1, 2026, Augusta said:

Nollywood is the Nigeria movie industry. I don't know if you have ever heard of Nigeria in west Africa. We have a booming movie industry called Nollywood. It is the third known movie industry after Bollywood.

Yes, I’ve heard of Nigeria a few times, but mostly in the context of football—nothing else. I didn’t know they had such a massive film industry called "Nollywood." The name itself suggests it must be a major industry. That’s great—what an interesting fact! From what you’re telling me, they’re growing tremendously, so it’s only a matter of time before one of their films becomes popular enough to reach my country and the rest of the world. Whenever something grows to that scale, that’s inevitably what ends up happening.

Honestly? I think AI is making many of us lazy and it's a pity that some people call it creativity. I have seen so many people posting the same thing across social media and that's because they are probably using the same AI tool. But, on the other hand, a guy who doesn't have much money, no studio and no other needed resources can now make a music video, design a logo, or write a script with the help of AI. For me, that's powerful! AI is useful in that regard. So is AI a tool for the creative or a crutch for the lazy?

I have tried two out of these but the pay is very discouraging. Adsense paid me $12 after one year, then I celebrated it because it was a proof that I can actually get paid from blogging. But the stress I put in for a whole year is way more than the money I got. Content creation looks good but the algorithm changes every time, in most cases it doesn't favour me. So, which one really paid you, and which one wasted your time?

Do you believe that google, iCloud, whatever they call it would keep your important files forever? I lost three years of photos because my phone fell into a bucket of water, and nobody was there to comfort me. Now I'm on a double-backup system. I use the cloud and external hard drive now. Anytime I need any of those files, I just go to Google, very simple.