TCO is even better for electric. Near zero maintenance. The depreciation is real, but only if you plan to sell it at it's half life. If you plan to hold it a long time, depreciation evens out.
My EV is ten years old and cost $30k. It's paid for itself twice over in just gas. More if I factor in the zero maintenance (not totally zero. I changed the tires a few times and had to replace a trunk component). The resale on it is about $8k lower than an equivalent ICE. But for me, the EV was a good deal.
I'd definitely recommend getting a used one though. I bought mine new, and that makes the numbers worse.
Must be a Europe thing. I ran the numbers in America and avoiding gas cost (vs electric cost per mile) means the car paid for itself after 30k miles. And that's ignoring that it needs no maintenance.
I thought European gas was expensive. Is the electricity over there also really pricey?
Delete your account and create a new one. Problem solved.
But also, two things. First, always be questioning yourself. Those jerks might have a point. But second, jerks are jerks and you shouldn't listen to them or be bothered by them.
If you can balance those two ideas, you'll do really well online, and probably in real life too.
If you can never remember the command, and that's the real issue, just put the command in a script and run the script. Name the script. Something easy like, home assistant restart.
I played it for a bit and it just seemed like a collection game. Fun but no depth. Did I miss out on something important?