Daymare: 1998 has that exact mechanic: you tap to quickly change magazines, you hold to keep the empty magazine and reload your weapon with a new one.

It’ not though. It was, once, a long time ago.

She has just gotten back from her week-long ban last week.

Don’t let the low quality of the music stop you playing this is one amazing game: play the modded PC version:

It’s the snake that bites its own tail. Again.

Henceforth, it shall be known as the “NINTENDO Don’t Switch”.

What does “TPP+DS” means?

Any information about the coutries it’ll be available at launch?

Charlie and Annalee were the soul of io9. The void they left was never filled.

Good lord kid! Sorry if I offended you with my out of place “n”. Maybe that’s because I’m not a native speaker? But even then, thank you for correcting me.

No! I’m telling you that the magically vanishing tax money from Fallout 76 is a major characteristic of most of the past and present socialist regimens. And that the elitism and abuse of the poor seen in the bioshock series (don’t forget the book) is another one.

PS: Sofia Lamb, also a villain.

Would you kindly remember that every action you take in the first game was by Atlas command, as he was mind controlling you since the beggining, all part of the Atlas/Fontaine’s plot to gain Rapture’s control. That makes them the game’s main villain. And, I mean, that’s just my opinion, man.

And the main game villain. I mean, that was the twist. Fontaine really was an opportunist, using the broken system Andrew built to inflame the masses against said system, for his personal gain. That looks awfully like every single socialist regime we ever had. Also, two wrongs don’t make one right, Andrew was also A…

In the real world, taxes are put towards programs that society needs as a whole (or at least they’re supposed to)

But they said it wasn’t a MMO... hehehe

You’re right. Unless you’re talking about real life, then you’re wrong.

“Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow? ‘No!’ says the man in Washington, ‘It belongs to the poor.’ ‘No!’ says the man in the Vatican, ‘It belongs to God.’ ‘No!’ says the man in Moscow, ‘It belongs to everyone.”