If you’re just playing casually through the game, yeah just do whatever and the game will unfold the way it unfolds. And it’ll be pretty different each time if you’re not repeating yourself.

I really liked Legend of Mana. My friends did too. We spent hundreds of hours playing that game, digging into its intricacies, crafting weapons and building world maps. It was great.

Nothing is timeless. Enjoy your life, enjoy your hobbies. Accept that everything ends someday.

But they still can’t manage bare feet.

It’s still a good weekly source of allied seals. And now with the blue mage log, that isn’t just random masked carnivales with increasingly horrible restrictions.

Poaching is just about the most difficult thing you can do to an egg (soft-boiling is probably more difficult). I’m not sure why you seem to be under the impression that any random 9-year old can do it.

If you don’t think doing what he does is work, you should do some research on professional streaming and content creation. The ones that actually make money at it (a vanishingly small percentage of the whole btw), work nearly non-stop, get no meaningful breaks or vacations, have a SUPER unstable income that they have…

ChopChop

I mean that’s what we assumed they meant, yeah. But then they just dropped off the face of the Earth for three months without even a peep.

Well they’re releasing six games between the two retro console services, but ok. You do you.

I was, no shit, just two days ago commenting about how Nintendo said they weren’t doing monthly releases anymore and promptly stopped releasing games. It’s been like 3 months. And then they announce this.

Just as long as you also rubbed your body down with salt and pepper.

I was actually kind of wondering about this problem when I found out how long it took a Tesla to recharge. And god help you if you don’t have a Supercharger to do it. It takes HOURS otherwise.

Old PC games say “hi.”

The oldest millennials are over 35. 

He cheated and got banned. That sounds like exactly what’s supposed to happen. Epic did exactly what they were supposed to do and they’re getting bashed for it? Fuck that.

It was a good apology, but he’s right.. actions are more important than words. We’ll see going forward what Blizzard does, and judge from there.

PC Games —
- On release: $60
- 4 months later: $40
- The next year: $25

PC Games —
- On release: $60
- 4 months later: $40
- The next year: $25

Don’t try to use the letter of the law to defeat the spirit of the law.

They do not. The language I’m suggesting here would be something along the lines of: