I’m pretty happy with how my guardians are looking so far :D

I believe that’s from the Io planetary set.

Celestial Nighthawk with a shader applied

Honestly the MIDA Mini Tool is one of my top guns. It’s great for pouring out a lot of close range damage and pairs well with the Multi-Tool (but I wish the mini was kinetic and the multi was elemental).

The story is an improvement but not compelling on its own I’d say. If you enjoyed Destiny 1, it might be worth it when you aren’t paying full price just to play through and explore some of the beautiful areas. They’ve improved the patrols with things called Lost Sectors. They’re not great for grinding, but it actually…

I’d take a remake to hopefully fix some of the issues with the HD port, mostly the Colossus geometry will cause Wander to lose grip/or climb strangely on the updated Colossi that made the game a lot less smooth on the PS3 version rather than the PS2 (Definitely a thing in the PS2 version, but not to the extent on…

There’s likely a Road Complex helmet, chest, arms, and legs, and a set matching cloak with a different name. I imagine that the ʞ|||k is limited to the arms, but there isn’t a comprehensive item database for Destiny 2 for me to check yet I believe.

Unlikely. It’s almost certainly too much of the protected material with not enough transformative work to justify fair use protection.

The vast majority of people here just thing he’s a shithead. They aren’t commenting that they want him to die.

I remember a time in the distant past when cops were trained to de-escalate situations

I’m sure there’s a bunch of cool things you could do with that if you DM a D&D campaign

Ryo’s mother back in Shenmue II: “If you keep making that face, it’ll stick like that”

At least he doesn’t need AAA, he can just press X to flip it.

Too many dollars, not enough cents.

So much honor

There’s a lot of OER and Open systems. Look at Moodle, it’s a large LMS that doesn’t charge for its use. Education and Edtech are full of large, open projects that find support through grants, donations, etc.

Yeah I believe Turnitin has an agreement with universities to retain student work. It’s also a paid contract which usually pushes costs to tuition as well. It’s a pretty insidious model and I hope that more universities move away from treating paying students as suspected criminals.

Just so we’re clear, that isn’t what I believe.
It is tantamount to what my libertarian friend from Kansas posted though.

“Minimum wage is actually good and has been shown not to cost minimum wage jobs based on decades of easily accessible research”

The MP 412-REX from BFBC2 was pretty peak for video game handguns IMO