WeHateSand

I've long enjoyed your work, and I want to thank you for all the wonderful things you've created in your life. My personal favorite is Lookin' Out My Backdoor. How'd you come to write it, and what other similar songs do you enjoy?

A second question, do you like metal? Because you should look into european power metal. I think you'd like Falconer (especially the Mindtraveller and Black Moon Rising albums).

While you're at it, Sabaton, they're my favorite band, and almost all of their tracks are about historical events.

Don't feel bad, yours goes into more detail and covers the topic of pay to win. I'd love to ask this man how he feels about paying for individual things which are otherwise unobtainable within games (something which I have seen as unethical unless the item is merely cosmetic).

edit: I should say that that is how I feel about items when games launch. If new content is made after release, than the company has a right to charge for it. I simply feel that content which should be in the base game should not be sectioned off prior to release. In free-to-play, if done properly, this can work. But the item should be attainable without paying, merely requiring an amount of time from the player.

And if she accepted that pardon, she wouldn't go to prison, but she'd be the weakest candidate in the history of the United States.

I will say that my experience with Plants vs. Zombies 2 didn't feel very pay to win. Plus it was freemium, so it was easier to justify. You struck the balance pretty well there, and I applaud you for it.