Learn how to cook, go on some camping trips. You’ll learn a little bit of self-sufficiency and get a break from society.

Take care of your mental health. The first thing that breaks down in a disaster is usually your mental state.

Discuss your emergency plans with the people that you would be including in them. Know where you’re staying if you need to hunker down and know where you’re going if you need to leave.

At the end of the day if there’s a full economic collapse there’s not much you can do except survive and take care of yourself and those you love. A total economic collapse means your money won’t be worth anything, your investments will go to zero, and your best bartering chip is going to be food/water over a chunk of gold.

There are no good and bad people. People are just people, with all the complexity that involves.

But if you feel this concern then it’s probably a sign to talk to a mental health professional.

Fully agreed. This kind of thing drives me nuts and other people act like I’m crazy.

I don’t want a “base” game for $70. I don’t like the idea of spending so much and still missing content or cosmetics that in previous generations would’ve been unlockable in the game. It’s frustrating and disappointing.

The recent Space Marine did it and turned me off. Stop giving me tiers of products. It’s fatiguing!