This is an excellent thought.
As soon as I was old enough my father made me attend a hunters safety class.
I protested as kids do because I hated guns (too loud, still don’t like them), but in the end I really think it was because my whole family tree owns a lot of guns and he wanted to make sure I knew what to do if…

Last I heard there weren’t any definitive details about what was going on.
Hopefully it sill turns out good!

I was actually planning on getting the Scorpio a while back, but then they Canceled Phantom Dust and I’m sort of hesitant to get it now.
There isn’t really as whole lot.

I laughed a little too much at this, I would probably buy overwatch if there was a cat in it.

So I actually believe this is a sub-game some players came up with in a Valve game called Garry’s Mod.
I tried briefly looking for the origin of it, but it seems weird.
It originated somewhere on steam within the Garry’s Mod Forums form what I’ve spent maybe 5min searching, though so I could be wrong.

From what it…

Cheats and mods both modify base game files. Regardless of what you think, in a court situation I’d be willing to bet they are looked at the same.
You have to look at the “cheats” for what they are: a mod that give an advantage.

I’m not asking if it is right or wrong.
Just trying to understand the bigger picture rather than the surface level of “cheating is bad”.
A ruling like this has the very real potential of affecting modders as well.

This actually makes a lot of sense when approaching it form this angle.
Thanks!

In the sport example I gave it affects other users as well.
Regardless, I agree modders could potentially get backlash as well which is scary.

This is weird ot me, the company sells a product and the user decides how to use it.
Or is this company specifically making this for Blizzard products?

I’m not defending them, but more or less curious as to how this played out.
Does this mean for instance - a major sports team could sue a pharmaceutical company that…

Which is a major downer.
It’d be cool if there was like a blackmarket sort of animal storage that owul dlet you register stalhorses, elk, ect.

Maybe you pay more upkeep for them.

All of those pictures are adorable, Kirby is definitely one of my favorite Nintendo characters.

The gripe about food buffs is pretty arbitrary.
You make the mistake once then learn, plus there are loading menu items that tell you this as well.

The only time outside of the first event I did this was to intentionally restore hearts and when I didn’t care about buffs.

In any game though fashion is the most important stat.

I personally dig the barbarian outfit a lot.

See: Bloodborne and Dark Souls

I’m sure that was the case the, overall the whole process could have been much cleaner/nicer.

It got a bad wrap because of the free upgrade. They should have just forced a clean install and informed users to back up everything.
(but users are typically dumb and most would still screw it up)
If your sister did a full clean install of Win10 (didn’t keep any files) my gut says it would have worked without a hitch.
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Get the jumbo boomerang, it makes things much easier.

Not all games are meant for everyone — in one of your comments you mention you like Skyrim. I hate Skyrim’s leveling system, and the world gives me no incentive to do anything but grind to level up.
Standard argument I know, but it works.

As they say: different strokes for different folks.