I love my COD Vanguard signature card. A gingerbread man shooting a mint out of a candy cane.
I was not interested in it either but I am at least thinking about now though I will probably wait until after the launch rush (and headache) phase calms down to see what the average gamers think about it.
I really need a new MMO to scratch that itch.
I do not have time to play right now and I am not still sure about an isometric MMO game, but those videos are very enticing and the founders packs are not supposed to be available after launch (at least that's what I have read) so ..Preloaded the game earlier today and am debating on purchasing the cheapest {14.99} founders pack. Please disregard my post 2 posts above this.
That is probably the main concern I have as well, but from what I have read from other people who had the same concerns you eventually get used to itafter playing a little and if you do not, you can always use keyboard keymapping apps to reprogram the controls.
This is right on the money..."new item...well I gotta taste it and see what it does!" Goat ironed stomachs in the old days could take on the rot and mold 
Probably why life expectancy was so short in the old days. But those games are fantasy too, so maybe the food is protected from spoiling by magic? An anti-decay spell or enchanted storage vessel?
I played Kingdom Come for a bit. They realism route in that game. Food items decay gradually
That sounds like a more hardcore rpg instead of some of the action games they are calling rpgs like Dark Souls/Sekiro. That's pretty cool though, like some of the healing items/buffs aren't as maxed out vs some others would be a pretty cool variable to mix in tbh
