I am honestly delighted by the Rescue Team DX remake so far! I just got through the demo and UGH
Too many good games are coming out and my wallet can't handle it.

To be honest, I tried to play one of the olderish mystery dungeon games, I can't even remember which one but it was for DS or 3DS. I barely scratched the surface cause I got distracted by other games, and never got back to it. So I kinda recognize the start of the remake and how it generally plays in the start, but I'm honestly really excited to get further into it.

Also, if you're a fan of webcomics, there are a load of them about this game's concept. If I'm ever in the mood for something ridiculously cute, this is a good subject xD
I used to read this one and I think I got about half way through how much they have right now? I hope they continue working on it, I dont know how long they've been on hiatus for~

@amber lynne:
saaaame! I actually decided to count the values out of some games I dont play to see if I could get the game without touching my budgets
and I CAN
;v;
... but should I

@totalanimefan:
Yeah I suppose :vanora_xd:
better get it over with anyways, only half a year left~

@amber lynne:
Giving up the games is a no brainer, but I also want to hold the money to put towards an animal crossing switch whenever more come out xD
but I can also just.. use christmas money on it too

@totalanimefan:
Yeah, I've been paying my tuition with inheritance from my great aunt who passed away a couple years ago. Then I got accepted by a couple of scholarships, a family discount cause bf's mother went to this school (its a local, small school so I guess they can do that), a 1k off coupon and another $500 bribe cause transportation was almost impossible, and the school was basically like "but is it $500 possible?" and I'm like fuck it, yeah :vanora_xd:
In the end I only pay 5k out of pocket, and 2k in a loan that I can pay off fast. So I got hella lucky

@totalanimefan:
I advise getting a license in something! Go for a trade, something that takes less time in school, so less costly. Then you can make better earnings to put toward an education you might want more.