No, there really isn’t. What every single one of these “keep politics out of games” fuckwits means is “keep the politics I disagree with” out of games. How do I know this? Because not a single one of them would complain about a game where you and the US Military go to a foreign country and blow up some brown…

That’s where my really, really hot girlfriend was from, back in high school. And college.

Sure you are. I toooootally believe people from Canada.

They’re also overwhelmingly conservative, no? I feel like I never see anyone on the left saying this. They might say “this developer is wrong” but they don’t generally say “keep politics out of it.”

people who demand “no politics” in gaming are all cowards.

They’re also usually the same people who equate less tits in a game to political censorship

Classic example: “taking a knee” before a football game is political, but the league doing a publicity event with an Air Force flyover is something that just appears all by itself and has no political implications whatsoever.

Tony Stewart’s epithelial cells convey.

Chief donut maker?

In the lore, he’s the only Tarnished to come close to becoming Lord, and is chosen by dragons and shit, but ultimately chooses to go with the 3 fingers (seemingly to spare his Maiden) and goes insane. His Maiden dies anyway—it’s unclear to me if he kills her while mad or what. He has a bunch of spells and stuff named…

My platform is “V10s for the masses”, I can’t be happy to see that dream get harder for others to achieve.

Quite honestly, the obsession with values among owners is the worst part of driving an expensive/rare car.

It’s adorable that you young un’s remember Halo so fondly, but you’re completely wrong. There were plenty of earlier FPS games out on consoles that were, frankly, much better and more original.

Strongly disagree with the C4 being included.  The zr-1 was a great car!

He voluntarily goes by William. That's all you need to base your perception of his tastes on. He looked at the unlimited choices for names and went "never going to get better than this warmed over TV dinner of a name the Brits made famous."

I’ve never had a problem voting. I’ve always had access because I’ve always been fortunate enough to live in affluent areas.

People who drag unknowing others into the closet with them are a whirlwind of toxicity. It isn’t just the sheer mindfuck of your reality being turned on its head when that person comes out - it’s all of the mindfuckery that precedes it: the projection, the gaslighting, the lack of emotional presence, the general cloud…

I’ve mentioned it here before, but this seems like a prime moment to weigh in as a cishet woman whose spouse came out as gay after we’d been married for ten years.

Indeed. Don’t get me wrong—David the mad adventurer dragging a cloud of Prestone-soaked rust particles to Moab and back is amusing in a horrifying sort of way—but David the actual engineer taking deep dives into interesting technical topics is what I want more and more of.