Charles E. Probst, the enigmatic businessman who pledged $2 million to the Civic Arts Plaza, only to miss $350,000 in payments, has put his North Ranch estate up for sale. Probst, 53, agreed last year to deliver on his arts plaza pledge to settle a lawsuit.
Some couples bicker for the better part of their time together. Others may prefer to simmer in silence until something like a misplaced sock becomes a referendum on the relationship as a whole. Conflict, in its many shapes and sizes, is par for the course in intimacy. For this reason, psychologists rarely concern themselves with whether or not couples fight anymore; all signs point to the fact that conflict exists in some way or another in a majority of relationships.
"We've now filed a lawsuit against Krafton: the details should eventually become (at least mostly) public. You all deserve the full story. Suing a multi-billion dollar company in a painful, public, and possibly protracted way was certainly not on my bucket list. But this needs to be made right. Subnautica has been my life's work and I would never willingly abandon it or the amazing team that has poured their hearts into it."