Our economy is dependent on the myth of unlimited growth.
Our economy is dependent on the myth of unlimited growth.
And half of those comments framed their word vomit as ‘criticism.’ Double standards are hilarious.
They’re also some of the dumbest stereotypes. Who doesn’t like watermelon and fried chicken??
“They’re giving <noun>.”
No, but they do provide reliable sources of revenue.
It doesn’t really matter what it actually means, as long as it can’t be argued as wrongful termination in court.
On Gizmodo: a multitude of articles warning of the misuse of AI in it’s current forms, as well as the dangers to jobs in many vital sectors of the economy.
I couldn’t handle Grandmaster this time around. The difficulty felt less consistent than Fallen Order. Bosses felt like huge spikes in difficulty.
Today I learned this guy isn’t just some actor paid to be annoying in YouTube Premium commercials.
Yes, but the problem is that the actual cause of inflation isn’t natural, it’s the result of companies just deciding to raise the costs of everything in order to increase profits (and that’s ignoring the mass layoffs recently). People are mad at the Federal Reserve because they’re not treating the cause, but the…
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I definitely did find myself getting lost when reading. It felt particularly dumb of me because well researched guides and builds came out incredibly fast.
I agree that that general opinion is wrong. Besides, those kinds of defensive replies in this thread can be summed up with, “You’re doing it wrong, git gud.” So I’m not entertaining those.
You know, I kind of forgot that mods exist for this game. On the one hand I see whey people might not like easy mode mods. On the other, I do still want to play the game a little, despite all the punishment it’s given me. I’ll look into those mods. Thank you!
Yep, I spent 20 hours or so grinding in Limgrave because I couldn’t progress past Margit. I hated that the first story boss was such a big roadblock that I was stuck in the starting area.
I’m with you 100%. I like the visuals and I like the scattered crumbs of lore cookies you have to piece together. I also don’t like bashing my head against the same boss or section of an area all day without making progress.
Elden Ring made me realize my gaming tastes have changed. Maybe it’s because I’m not 20 anymore, I don’t know.
This. I smelled BS from the moment I saw it.
I’ve been playing it split between my PC and my Steam Deck. It’s been running perfectly fine on both (after the tweaking settings routine on Deck).
I don’t get it.