No, there’s also a separate difficulty selection: “Normal”, “Hard”, “Lunatic” and the hidden “Lunatic+”. Any of these can be chosen on either Casual or Classic, and they affect the distribution and equipment of enemies.

Just a nitpick, but that should be “Vive users still had to buy the games...”

Not really. It’s more like McDonalds telling you when the best time to visit your local McDonalds is for getting fresh food. This already assumes you’re going to Vegas, and gives you the best day to book on and how far in advance to book for the best results. It doesn’t recommend anything regarding whether you should…

I’ve never played it, but from reading other Nerf Now strips, I think “Icefrog” is the developer (or at least represents them).

Because a system put in to bow to the copyright holder’s demands isn’t going to contain anything that actually helps users (until a big enough fuss is made about it)?

The problem was that the old process worked like this:

We’ve almost run out of the important resources here that other planets have. (One of these is land itself, too. No substitute for that!)

They don’t mean literal CDs, but just optical disks in general.

GMS actually can export to a number of consoles, Nintendo’s just aren’t in the list. I don’t believe RPG Maker can export to 3ds either. This is less because the 3DS is special, and more because the 3DS doesn’t support running arbitrary programs unless you either hack it or have a development system, and Nintendo…

Surprisingly, it shouldn’t be that hard. I’ve managed to crash the web browser through normal browsing a few times, and the youtube app was an incredibly glitchy mess that crashed frequently. The 3DS has a surprisingly robust crash handler.

Not in this case. Toby wrote the game in GameMaker Studio, a game-making tool (duh) that simplifies the process of making games by giving the creator high-level tools to use rather than requiring them to write the code themselves. The downside is that GMS can only export to systems it’s built for. That means a Windows…

There are various element-hiding extensions in existence; I personally prefer uBlock Origin. They generally have an option (or additional extension that provides the option) that allows you to hide specific elements of a page.

I read fanfics, at ~800 wpm, for hours each day. Each fanfic can lead to many more (from the recommendations, either by the system or by the users depending on the site).

OBJECTION! Equivocating on “You”!

All of them, if you asking before the process, and the one you are asking, if you ask after the process. (“you” refers to the entity you are talking to, and so changes meaning as you change the entity you ask.)

Ironically, I’m bound to Chrome due to RAM. I’m an extreme taboholic, with ~480 tabs open right now. If it wasn’t for the extension “The Great Suspender”, I would be out of memory, no matter which browser I was using. I haven’t found a tab-suspension extension on Firefox that works, so I’m stuck with Chrome.

I agree that once the split has happened, there are two separate people, and that if you end one of them, then they just end.

Ah. I’m more used to debates on the internet, but a discussion is nice, too. I definitely agree that we don’t know anything more than “consciousness is in the electrical signals in the brain...somewhere”, though.

Yes, but what if I raised you from infancy to believe you are here to serve?

Yep! Comcast’s prices are basically “As much as we can get away with charging, for as slow as we can get away with providing”. You can expect to see prices double, at the minimum, as soon as you move outside the range of competitors.