The Razer Greens are meant to be similar to Cherry Blue, so the loud clicks are intentional. Razer Purple are similar to Cherry Blue but with a lower actuation point - still clicky. Razer Reds are similar to Cherry Red but at a lower actuation point - not clicky - this sounds like the one you’d want.

That tour was one of my favorite things I saw the last time I went to Epcot. I didn’t know any of that existed before, it was fascinating to see.

For me it would probably be:

A lot of people don’t realize you enter the south by going upstate.

It looks cool, but I don’t know about the $60 price tag for what’s there. It would be different if the included songs were full songs we could cut up and not just short looping slices.

Both Happy Death Day movies are pretty great.

A violent, murdery, mind-controlling psychopath.

The only thing keeping me from getting the Switch version of the game is the lack of analog triggers.

I like the little magnetic breaching charge.

The trailer:

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Welcome to The Inventory.  It’s all ads here.

It’s not nearly as detailed or complex as Factorio is. Satisfactory is closer to something like Subnautica, but with factory building and production chains.

This is how THQ-Nordic likes to name their remasters. Like Darksiders 2 Deathinitive Edition or Red Faction Guerilla Re-Marstered. I appreciate the dumbness.

Oh my god, yes! Zappa is my favorite! I can’t believe we haven’t seen him since whatever the last version of GGX2 was.

Joel is never likable in that game. At one point early on in the game he mentions how he used to waylay peaceful travelers so he could kill and rob them for his own gain. At the end, the fact that he kills the surgeon and possibly robs humanity of a cure just goes to show that he is still the same selfish piece of…

For some people, yeah, but until I saw this video I was going to get the game based on what they had said about it being a less violent thing than the first.  I can see now that it was all bullshit.

Awesome.

Ubisoft is surprisingly good at supporting their games for a long time post-launch.

With the standard edition the base operators are all unlocked from the start and they are mostly all great operators except for Tachanka, but he’s getting reworked some time this year. DLC operators get easier to unlock as time goes on and thus requires less grinding to get, but also you could just pay for them if you…

1, 4, 5, and Tactics are on PC.