How do we know he’s wearing shoes, and that his feet aren’t just darker because they’re calloused?

“So long as the play was within established rules, any ideas about “respectful” engagement need to get right the hell out”

I’ve been really enjoying this, with only two things that bother me currently. They may go away naturally as I travel through the Git Gud phase, but currently I really dislike:

You can always stack the deck with Candy land.

Makes sense, thanks. An fascinating work environment, I’d be interested in trying.

How is poor performance addressed, who decides to fire, and who actually does the firing?

Isn’t this already illegal? Like, how is this not considered battery? If my boss came up to me and said he gets to hit me as part of my job, I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t need to lobby for a specific law to protect against that.

I don’t really take pictures of anything, but I imagine taking a quick picture of beautiful food you’re about to experience is like taking a picture of the sunset, or lovely hotel room, or any other part of an enjoyable experience you want to capture the moment on.

A fallout map would be an environment in a fallout game, containing themes, objects, and a general atmosphere fitting into an overall tone set by earlier games in the Fallout series. As opposed to a NBA 2K map, which would be something akin to a basketball court, with about the same amount of people in it as a fallout…

The air always goes right through his body. He can suck infinitely in his other games, so the air must be leaving him. Either that, or it builds infinitely inside him, but even in that case, so what? He pulls air, air pulls enemy, the air going ‘right through his body’ doesn’t seem to hurt the core premise of the…

I greatly enjoyed the sense of scale in Everquest. Waiting for a boat to take me across the ocean sounds pointlessly dull, but added to the feeling of being in a fantasy world. In a rush? Find a druid or wizard to teleport you.

I think for me a ‘Guilty Pleasure’ is something you think is more than superficially bad, but somehow you enjoy it despite yourself. For example, Too Human is one of the worst games I’ve ever played, on almost every level. For some reason though, I can totally enjoy playing it. I’d change almost everything about it,…

I think it’s more like “To break the fear of missing a step so badly on the stairs, because you’re afraid of that adrenaline shock, that you keep an ongoing track of the stairs left vs the stairs stepped, skip the odd step on purpose. Sure it’s not the same as legitimately missing that bottom stair, but maybe the…

Huh, I’ve never seen an entire movie done in Silly Putty. Good on them for trying something new.

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Overwatch’s endorsement system is probably one of the most successful actions I’ve seen for reducing toxicity. It was like night and day after that change, and still seems very effective. Nothing will ever be 100%, but this seems to be atleast 50% if not much much higher.

Hey Kirk, we all thought about it, and nah, we’re good. Let’s just keep this as-is, and possibly review at another time? Think that about covers things, thank you for suggestions though!

You’re arguing a different point. They’re saying, a 6oz Filet Mignon for dinner is better than a 40lb bag of potatoes for dinner. You’re saying a 10oz Filet Mignon is better than a 6oz Filet Mignon. Two completely different arguments, with no crossover.

I’ve pondered this story for a year now. Mulling it around the noggin when I can’t sleep. Asking questions I know will never be answered, whilst showering, or while staring into the middle of my work monitor, sweating coldly. After all this thought I’m left with one echoing question, still ringing in my head from when…

Whether it was a BB gun or a real gun, it is extremely severe, and could have just as easily been either. That said, we don’t need to invite word games by saying ‘it doesn’t lessen the severity’, because, yes it does. The severity of the situation was lessor due to the difference, we just don’t need to respond any…