Stardew creator won't rush Haunted Chocolatier: "better to have a good delayed game than a bad game on time"
Stardew creator won't rush Haunted Chocolatier: "better to have a good delayed game than a bad game on time"
Stardew Valley creator Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone says he's "not too concerned with the pressure" of releasing Haunted …
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Dude has to be a millionaire by now. Anything else he makes is just icing on the haunted chocolate cake.
I'd be shocked if Stardew didn't net him $100 million, it's sold more than 30 million copies.
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are you fr rn? ☠️
$1,000,000 depending on context, isn't enough to comfortably live on forever. Especially if you're talking about net worth, and not available cash.
Even if it was cash, invested properly, you could expect to have $30,000 annually safely, which is basically minimum wage or less in many cities.
It's life changing money for sure, but I don't think you could say that being a millionaire means you're wealthy, it just means that you have a lot of freedom in life choices.
$1,000,000 depending on context, isn't enough to comfortably live on forever.
Not forever, but earning $1M over the span of a 2-3 years sets you up for a ton of success.
For comparison, engineers can expect to earn and average of $2.5-3.5M over the span of their careers in the US, depending on which type of engineer they are.
There was some back testing around the 4% rule, and for a normal retirement 4% was okay and historically only failed a couple times if you started in a specific month of a specific year and changed nothing as things turned bad.
For a longer term early retirement, 3.5% never failed.
Obviously, past performance cannot guarantee future performance, but $35,000 a year would probably be fine from that mil.
And this is assuming a properly diversified portfolio