I'm also in Tulsa (small world, considering the size of Lemmy). While it's not a financial and cultural hub like it was, it's finally getting better over the last 5ish years.
If anyone's interested, there's a 501c3 called Justice for Greenwood that seeks reparations to help rebuild the area. There was a court case but it got dismissed (can't recall details atm). https://www.justiceforgreenwood.org/
The short answer is the game wasn't balanced around it.
I feel like Rogues (sneak attack) and Wizards (spell sculpting) in particular could abuse this heavily. Also any class that gets their subclass at level 1 or 2.
It's all I got lol
Definitely not for all players. Depending on implementation, I could like this, but it needs to be almost like a mini tutorial to get you back in. Not a grind.
What does "legally required" here mean? I assume there's supposed to be a punishment?
Fuck you and I'll see you tomorrow!
Wow I was with him at first lol
My absolute first PC game I ever remember was Math Blaster lol I loved it
Maybe Goldman Sachs. Manipulation of many markets, both contributed to and profited from the 2008 crash. Which they paid a $550mil settlement for when they're like a $100bil company. Imagine making $50k a year, committing fraud ("misleading its investors") at a national scale affecting millions, and getting fined $250.
Also manipulation of gas prices, food supply/prices, insider trading, they're just the freaking worst.
Grew up in Tulsa, I only learned about it from my mom (not public school) because she did a paper on the "Tulsa Race Riots" in college in the 80s.