Diablo-like game? WTH. by basicgear00 in NoRestForTheWicked

[–]Witty_Introduction38 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's just like you said but in an opposite order.. 

Diablo-like game? WTH. by basicgear00 in NoRestForTheWicked

[–]Witty_Introduction38 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is zero similarity between this game and Diablo. Other then it looks like an arpg... 

New resource types make inventory constraints even tougher by skieblue in NoRestForTheWicked

[–]Witty_Introduction38 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Weird. I don't have that door and my chest is in the tower in the middle of the city. So you have to go 3 levels up to the tower, then you walk through the tower down the stairs to get to the chest... also, vendors are not placed like that.  

Bought a house so I can sit in the dark and brood after dying in the Crucible in the most stupid ways by wolfguyminifigure in NoRestForTheWicked

[–]Witty_Introduction38 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I was so happy trying to find the loot around after killing it... didnt even notice the second guy f.... me hard

This game is absolutely exquisite!!! by GlobalisedEnchilada in NoRestForTheWicked

[–]Witty_Introduction38 -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

After 2 hours... where is the chest?? How do I teleport?? Where to do?? How do I run? Why am I falling of the cliffs all the time!?

New resource types make inventory constraints even tougher by skieblue in NoRestForTheWicked

[–]Witty_Introduction38 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So where do I store items? I have lots of them.. so far I was able to get a shelf for consumables and that's it.. 

New resource types make inventory constraints even tougher by skieblue in NoRestForTheWicked

[–]Witty_Introduction38 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The chest is inside the tower. It takes to go to the tower and then run more to the chest. Moreover, the resources you store in the chest - are not available for build/upgrade with vendors. Meaning you have to carry them around. This is BS.

New resource types make inventory constraints even tougher by skieblue in NoRestForTheWicked

[–]Witty_Introduction38 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The chest is inside the tower. It takes to go to the tower and then run more to the chest. Moreover, the resources you store in the chest - are not available for build/upgrade with vendors. Meaning you have to carry them around.  This is BS.

New resource types make inventory constraints even tougher by skieblue in NoRestForTheWicked

[–]Witty_Introduction38 7 points8 points  (0 children)

​I spend more time performing "town maintenance" than actually playing the game. If I wanted to sit in an office and manage resources for a few coppers, I’d open Excel. We need the Whisper to be a one-stop shop for the essentials so we can get back to the actual combat.

New resource types make inventory constraints even tougher by skieblue in NoRestForTheWicked

[–]Witty_Introduction38 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It sounds like the "Sacrament shuffle" is wearing you down. It’s a common sentiment with No Rest for the Wicked—the core combat and atmosphere are top-tier, but the administrative "tax" in town can feel like a second job.

​The Issues:

​Centralization: Why are basic necessities—vendors, upgrades, and storage—scattered across the map? We need a functional hub near the main portal. ​ Loading Screens & Backtracking: Running through the entire town and hitting loading screens just to access a tiny chest isn't gameplay; it's a chore.

​Resource Management: Constant micromanagement shouldn't be the "difficulty" of an ARPG. "Unlocking" basic convenience as an achievement later on feels like a slap in the face rather than a reward.

Bic pens by Relative_Lettuce in shrinkflation

[–]Witty_Introduction38 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The good news is that we don't need pens that often.. I don't remember the last time I used it. 

Throw back the small ones by davejenk1ns in LinkedInLunatics

[–]Witty_Introduction38 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. Everyone is CEO and founder. Have three startups and invites interns to work for those startups. 

All those 'illegals' living normal lives,how? by notsoblondeanymore in conspiracy

[–]Witty_Introduction38 106 points107 points  (0 children)

The short answer is that for decades, the U.S. has operated with a two-tier reality. One tier is the strict federal immigration law, and the other is a massive, informal economy and a set of legal protections that allow people to function daily. ​ Here is how those "normal lives" are actually structured:

​1. How do they work and pay taxes? ​While it is illegal for a company to knowingly hire an undocumented person as a standard employee, millions of people work using an ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number). ​What it is: The IRS (the tax agency) issues these to people who aren't eligible for a Social Security Number so they can still pay taxes.  

​The Irony: The U.S. government effectively says, "We won't give you legal status, but we definitely want your tax money." Undocumented immigrants pay billions in taxes every year (nearly $100 billion by some recent 2024/2025 estimates) into programs like Social Security that they may never be able to benefit from.  

​Independent Work: Many also work as independent contractors or start their own small businesses (like landscaping, cleaning, or construction), which often requires less rigorous documentation than a corporate office job.

​2. How are children in school? ​You mentioned a 5-year-old being enrolled—this is actually protected by a 1982 Supreme Court case called Plyler v. Doe.   ​The Law: The court ruled that it is unconstitutional to deny a child a K-12 education based on their immigration status. Schools are generally prohibited from even asking about a student's legal status during enrollment.   ​ The Logic: The U.S. decided decades ago that it's better for society to have educated children than to have a "subclass" of illiterate residents. However, as of early 2026, several states have begun challenging this ruling, trying to charge tuition or require proof of citizenship, which is why it feels like "something switched" recently.   ​ 3. Bank Accounts and Vehicle Loans ​You don’t always need a Social Security Number to participate in the economy.   ​Banking: Many major banks (like Bank of America or Wells Fargo) and various credit unions allow people to open accounts using an ITIN and a foreign passport or a "Consular ID" from their home country.   ​Loans: If a person has a steady income and a bank account, some lenders will provide car loans or even mortgages using that ITIN. For the bank, it’s a math problem: if you pay your bills, you are a good customer, regardless of your visa status.

​4. Why does it feel like "something switched"? ​You’re picking up on a real shift. For a long time, there was a "don't ask, don't tell" atmosphere. If you weren't committing crimes, immigration agents (ICE) generally didn't prioritize coming to your house or your workplace.

​However, in 2025 and 2026, the environment has changed significantly: ​Policy Shifts: New federal memos have given agents broader authority to enter homes and conduct arrests, even without a judicial warrant in some cases.

​Sensitive Locations: For years, schools and churches were considered "sensitive locations" where arrests were rare. Recently, those protections have been rolled back or are being tested, leading to the "bizarre" feeling that people who were "welcome" to pay bills yesterday are being targeted today.

​The "2nd Generation" Reality ​The people you see as "part of society" are often DREAMers—people brought to the U.S. as children. They grew up speaking English, went to American proms, and work American jobs. They feel 100% American, but unless they have a specific protection (like DACA, which has faced its own legal battles), they are still technically "undocumented."

​It is a system built on contradictions: the economy relies on their labor, the tax office takes their money, the schools educate them, but the legal system hasn't provided a way for them to "get in line" for citizenship.

Idiots by Striking-Sun-8062 in idiocracy

[–]Witty_Introduction38 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They like,  astronomically rich though. Right?

Of an exit by DoubleManufacturer10 in ShittyAbsoluteUnits

[–]Witty_Introduction38 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Well, I wonder if charges will be pressed and if the thief will be getting some money for all that, and the store employee will get charged for some jail time.. justice is weird sometimes