what a strange situation, and it forces us to ask hard questions like:

to be fair, we’ve never owed games, we only own licenses to run their code.

Software isn’t developed like that anymore.

I feel like the only glaring omissions that from the TTRPG is the lack of a humanity stat and cyberpsychosis from implants. I’m not surprised though, as those are very hard to implement into real time FPS game play.

No Man’s Sky, etc., etc., etc.

I enjoyed it, but then I’m a 30-something who remembers what games used to be like. I also enjoyed No Man’s Sky on release, so I guess I’m a weird one.

what do you expect people to do, vote them out?

saying it shouldn’t be common implies that it’s bad. that plays into conservative notions of abortions needing to be restricted, rather than provided.

I’m still waiting for a base model EV, where the only thing electric is the engine. crank windows, manual locks, the whole shebang. that thing would sell like cheap, electric hotcakes.

nostalgia.

“tom cotton, leader of MASA, is out for revenge, and only DOLEMITE can stop him!”

that pic looks like a composite. how much does she hate herself?

Latin is a silly language

1 is fun, and sandboxy until the endgame, 2 is linear, but the maps and leveling system give you lots of ways to play the game. stealth is almost too easy in crisis 2 though.

my thunder thighs disagree

just like the cpu market, the gpu marketis slow to change. public perception still places nvidia as the best of the best, but also ray tracing.

call me old, but I’m just stoked for that cameo cast.

living vegan would be great if it could be afforded. if the whole world went vegan, would we have enough landmass to grow food to feed everyone? this is assuming we dont plow down animal filled ecosystems to make room for massive monocultures of vegetables.

black, white, asian, we all have a common trauma...

Tavarish and the car trek guys should pitch in and buy this.