One thing I really liked about the Cauldrons, too, is that they’re all pretty different from one another. May it be in the way you get into them, navigate through them, or what you’ll encounter once in them, they all stand out and avoid feeling like a re-skinned copy-paste of each other.

I’m terrified of two things automotive.

Every time I’m driving and notice a questionable noise or smell, I assume it must come from my car, which is about to explode.

That every bridge I drive over is going to collapse PRECISELY as I cross it and send me plummeting in to the river below.

Who said anything about millennials? 

So many people? Thus far I see one pending comment mentioning poverty as a possible reason.

A wild fedora-guy appears!

oh man is this a real post

Is this post satire?

Just gonna drop this here:

Some of these visuals, such as the human settlements, are tailor-made, but Beek estimates that about 80% of Horizon’s natural landscape is procedurally generated.

I have a new gaming computer (like, brand new) and I’ve had a couple of freezes so far - I had to reboot as I couldn’t control-alt-delete to the desktop. I’ve heard that running in windowed mode helps considerably. My latest issue is that it was telling me this morning that the game hasn’t released yet - yet I was…

One sentence later: “It’s more pure in purpose than the hot hatches and more pragmatic than the convertibles, though it is small.” Which is true. At the end of the day, this is RWD and those are not.

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My neighbor is throwing onions into a chainsaws again.

I’m not crying shut the fuck up you’re the one who’s crying.

GLORIOUS FORMER PLACE OF SOVIET UNION!

the price we pay for good steering gets steeper and steeper

Another fascinating story about EVE. I’ll likely never play it, but I do love reading about it.