That would make it commercial use and not just personal.

There’s a few big things to keep in mind.

1. The people coming to random strangers on the Internet for help are more likely at a last resort level in the first place. They want permission or validation to end things.
2. You only get one side of a story, which oftentimes makes things seem worse than they are. Any advice based on that is going to be more extreme. It’s difficult to impossible to figure out additional context that could change the circumstances.
3. Relationships are based on communication, it’s a bit of a red flag to be asking a lot of these questions to random strangers in the first place. The poster is also likely a toxic influence that the other person doesn’t need in their life.

It’s tempered glass, so it doesn’t need the support. It also means that it’s designed to shatter in a way that prevents sharp edges. That robot has a lot more power than a human when it hits the glass. Tempered glass does weaken after repeated strong impacts, so that could potentially be part of it as well.

1 was definitely heavy asset reuse and clunky mechanics, but it’s part of the charm at that point. I think 2 burned me out because I went overboard on scanning everything which gets really boring really quickly. Then facing more grind in 3 to get to a point where combat is actually fun, wasn’t worth it.

I tried to do a playthrough again when it was free from prime, but I never finished 3. Knowing the lackluster ending waiting for me was a real downer. Also the early game is a bit of a slog.

Nobody stays dead except Uncle Ben.

Never watched it. It’s probably a bit better, but it can’t fix the fact significant amounts of potential happened off camera.

Sword art online.

It had some interesting potential to go a number of different ways. It could have shown a bunch of sweet boss battles, examine the nature of reality, building society in a video game, recovery from shared trauma, or a psychological thriller.

Instead most those topics got a surface level pass to make room for some rape and incest sub plots.

It’s complicated, they are citizens in most cases, but they also have distinctly different rights in some cases. It works out to them being a sort of hybrid citizen, as they are ultimately subject to most federal laws, but can’t be subjected to state laws. They are allowed to vote in elections though suppression is common. This status has resulted in them running casinos in most states, as the state can’t prevent them from doing it on tribal land, it’s also expanded to betting apps.

Legal right to the property, no. Legal right to financial support for the child assuming they have custody, yes. That could potentially result in sale of the property, or an agreement to get the property in lieu of other assistance.

This should be the same regardless of which parent owns the house, but it is less common for fathers to receive child support.

Alternate details that could make it a bit more grey.
If the other parent lived in the house for a significant time while pregnant, tenancy laws could get complicated.
If the parent owning the house dies, especially without a will, the child would have a legal right to some inheritance, even with a will there could be arguments for some level of inheritance.

I’m already at the point I don’t really need to buy anymore games, and my library isn’t even that old or impressive. Add emulation and it’s even harder to justify purchases.

I assumed it would be slow, that’s what he does, and his shows have gotten progressively slower.

Maybe American ant size. Costco sells a lovely 1.9L jar.