Redditor Mar_Reddit saved the Lands Between from Satan, but Jesus fell to the Tree Sentinel

Neither is a lot of Dre’s music, but I’d imagine kids have historically made up a large percentage of the fans of both.  

Because that’s largely who plays it.  

It’s funny that you think your “tongue-in-cheek” response is somehow less of a waste of time than the original hyperbole, which at least made a point: that these companies should treat their employees better.  

Your inability to understand that something can be bad without rising to the level of being a war crime is infantile.  

And this one will be on PS5 and PC. So what’s the difference?

If you don’t own a console, console exclusivity doesn’t matter to you in the slightest.  You’re going to play it on PC or not at all regardless.  

The remake is also coming to PC, so I don’t see a distinction.  

You mean when it was exclusive to Xbox?

There would still be your shitty comments.  

CBD is snake oil.

CBD is snake oil.

Speaking of “really fucking stupid,” good luck in your doomed quest to put the slang genie back in the bottle.

Are you under some sort of impression that people can only be totally good or totally bad? Do you think there’s some conflict between the idea that the recall was a bad idea, and this guy should keep his nose out of this lawsuit?

Since launch, players have taken umbrage with the game’s shimmering—essentially, that some objects, the fauna in particular, look as if you’re viewing them through the glass wall of an aquarium.

Make sure you’re actually playing the PS5 version and not the PS4.  Fast travel load times have been less than 5 seconds on PS5 for me.

I don’t think that’s an option for Sony. Those blockbuster game sales are their bread and butter, and they’ve leaned into that model for a while now. MS has mountains of cash on hand, so they can afford to sacrifice full-price new game sales in favor of pushing people toward their subscription model, but Sony just…

It was never going to be.  MS can afford to sacrifice new game sales to use those flagship titles to push subscriptions.  Sony doesn’t have the resources for that.  They need those blockbuster game sales, and so any subscription service they came up with was always going to be missing GamePass’s biggest draw.

Paint this as a “rich persons loophole” all you want, but I bet the upkeep on this thing eclipses the property tax the county would be assessing anyway.

His tax bill comes out to about 10% of what Florida wants to bill him if his home is classified as a boat. That is 100% a tax dodge. There’s no way upkeep and insurance on that thing comes close to evening things out.

So all houseboats should now be taxed by the county as a home on dry land? Good to know.