Because 99% of the time these errors are caused by something on their end that the user is unable to fix, even on the off chance that they understand the problem in the first place. So there isn't any need to give you more information than "something went wrong, please wait a minute and/or try again".
I always feel so reassured when you get to that one tricky step and Chef John says "But if you didn't, that's ok! It's still gonna taste really, really good!"
"Bread and circuses" only works when you make bread and circuses available to the people. They're starting to take them away and people are not going to stand for this bullshit without their creature comforts.
Love this game. I'm going for 100% for the first time, at about 92% now.
I actually think Guarma doesn't go on long enough. Should have been more exploring. Yeah it gets a little unrealistic, but a lot of the late game does (see also the prison break, the Pinkerton fight at Lakay).
But overall this game is hands down one of my favorites, and I really hope for another Red Dead in the future.
Check your local laws and ordinances, your landlords may be required to provide itemized expenses to you within a certain time frame. Where I am, it's within 30 days.
Sure, they're allowed to, and we're allowed to comment that it's weird when he brings it up unprompted. Which it is. So much so that I wonder if this is just bait that we all fell for.
Those aren't the ones I'm talking about. Flocks, herds, and schools apply to many different kinds of birds, land animals, and fish, respectively. Why would anyone need to use the word "murder" instead of "flock" for crows? A cackle of hyenas? A conspiracy of lemurs? Let's be serious here. What's wrong with saying a group of lemurs?
Because 99% of the time these errors are caused by something on their end that the user is unable to fix, even on the off chance that they understand the problem in the first place. So there isn't any need to give you more information than "something went wrong, please wait a minute and/or try again".