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Now that both the live action is on Netflix...any chance the Tick can be revived for a few more seasons? I love the tick...especially the 2001 one. It was funny af. I hope more people discover this gem.

My local Masjid has not had a carpet change in over 12 years...and understandably its really not hygienic. Its also a crowded masjid and a lot of people who pray are mixed nationality bachelors too. I keep waiting every year for them to change it and it dosent seem to happen. I have lived here my whole life and I have never seen any masjid not have a carpet change every 4 to 5 years. Is there a way to raise this issue somewhere. I dont want to get into trouble. Even if theres some way they collect money from everyone praying ..its really doable.

I dont understand the hero side of the paranormal war arc...how can 169 heroes win against 100,000 villains. The pro heroes were busy with the nomus and league..so smaller level heroes wouldve been matched with the smaller level villains. So shouldn't there be more?

And if there were more heroes ..the decay wouldve killed most of them fighitng at the surface as not everyone is able to fly. Im confused.

Recently Sony reported that Digital Downloads Hit an Astonishing 85% on PS5, PS4 last Quarter

That article is doing something a lot of gaming media keeps doing—mixing two different metrics and pretending they tell the same story, that somehow consumers are pushing for a disc free console gaming.

Yes, digital game sales are high. But that doesn’t automatically mean players prefer digital ecosystems overall. When you look at hardware choice, the story flips: Around 82% of PS5 consoles sold are disc versions

A narrative is being pushed that digital is the future..but if i wanted digital, I would go to PC.

Buying digital games is not the same as wanting to be locked into digital-only hardware. Many people buy digital for convenience, not preference. Its becoming harder to find new releases on shelf immediately.

And how much of this is skewed by the fact that a vast majority of games, especially indie, are already only available online.

Physical games are more resistant to enshittification. It might seem convenient to buy digital, but the landscape moving forward will be much worse for customers if it's digital.

The digital market still has to compete with the physical releases, sales and second hand market. People don't think about it this way, but we already see the impact on PSN where the base price is kept higher to look good on sales.

For example, Saros on PSN can reach $90 (incl. tax) in some countries. I bought day one physical for $50. Not to mention i can sell the disc and recover the cost. Spreading awarness that physical market is an important factor will help.