I’ve always thought that tight corridor version of Sonic would work great as a rhythm game. Very fast paced and so limited in movement anyways that it could be improved by restricting movement even more. Just move in time and jump to the music. 

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My only question is what the heck did you do to your old computer that made it struggle with Photoshop? My old PC (well now my wife’s PC) is older than your old PC and has a worse GPU and it can run pretty much anything Adobe with no problems whatsoever lol. 

I stopped watching AoT after I realized it wasn’t going in the direction I thought it was and was instead going to get really fucking dumb, but I looked it up online to see what happens.

I’ve always associated the term “can’t catch a break” being when a bunch of bad stuff happens that is mostly *outside* your control. Like if you have a day where your car battery is dead, you get pulled into a meeting and your lunch gets delayed by an hour, and then you get home and you find that the neighborhood kids…

“Imagine if German developers created a video game glorifying the “heroic” sacrifice of German soldiers who were killing allied forces who were there to LIBERATE an entire continent from Germany’s invasion and massacre of jews.”

I agree entirely. I’m not sure how I would handle it necessarily. I would at least do the following stuff:

I was thinking the same thing. I can hand wave it away as a simulation or some such bullshit, but RE just plain works as a co-op game and doesn’t at all as a competitive game.

Honestly he doesn’t say if the people around him even are stereotyping assholes, just that he’s afraid they will be.

Yeah hard doubt there. I can see a couple of states *cough* Texas, Florida, Alabama, Kentucky, Indiana, etc. *cough cough* taking this as a sign to double down and attempt to ban any and all transgender care. 

I imagine many are like me, where it is ingrained in us that there's going to be some unskippable company logo shit and tune out for a minute lol. 

I can’t fault them too much for that. Half the people I hear talking about them pronounce it like that.

Exact same for me. Everything about the series presses the wrong buttons for me. 

This is some pretty strong evidence that the “Always On” requirement is nothing more than DRM, and any previous statements that it was needed because “there’s a lot of stuff going on in the background” (iirc that was given as a reason) was total bullshit.

It’s not. It's still read what is on the screen, what is on the screen just happens to be a list

“Others feel the reminder is a clear signal that the rule is silly; if it’s that hard to remember, it’s not a very good rule, is it?”

And if the goal of the game was to “list a series of things” I would agree.

That’s what I do. Although I don’t avoid these because of the bikini thing, I avoid them because who wants to sit and watch some rando try and hold a conversation with a bunch of strangers?

Believe me, I know. The first games I worked for as a QA tester for Activision was 007 Legends, which was the last game Eurocom made before being shut down and NASCAR: The Inside Line, which we all thought was going to get Eutechnyx shuttered as we tested it.