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This needs more hexagonal screens all just showing the single word “emergency”. And a massive timer counting down the average between each Covid death in the country.

I wanted to change sprint to left control stick, but that changes dodge too. :(

The movie and show (What We Do in the Shadows) are both masterclass entertainment. Couldn’t recommend both more. 

As one of the few people still holding on to the ps3 version, this was surprising be welcome news. I can’t take credit for helping with today’s disarmament push though, what with my leg and all.

Ugh thank you Jason!

Not in the US.

What did Jason do?

I have no face buttons and I must leap. 

I want one. A full-length film version of Nathan Fillion’s fan film. Gimme that.

I apologize for that truck I ‘left’ outside of Conan O’Brian’s bunker door. I thought I could make the jump and I was wrong.

Oy, folks: I always said I’d never do one of these posts, but I’m nothing if I’m not a hypocrite.

I’m out.

Nothing to do with this community, and everything to do with the fact that I’ve hung too much of my sense of self on being a “voice” around here for way, way too long.

I don’t actually have my burner code, so once I

“It’s not a game for everyone” keeps getting repeated. Video Games are the only entertainment media where this needs to be stated. Shows just how homogeneous the industry is. Weird music? Expected. Weird movies? Loved. Weird video games? “It’s just not for everyone!”

Yeah, I can get why people wouldn’t like the game, but for me it hits a weirdly satisfying gameplay loop, and is pretty much the only thing I want to play at all right now.

That’s entirely fair. A lot of the writing, terminology and metaphors are lacking, and that is really my one large criticism of the game.

In addition to feeling like a scumbag when I realized what happened... my 3 year old daughter screamed at me while I was vacuuming him. “NO NO NO HES A NICE GHOST WHAT ARE YOU DOING DADDY?!”

I would like to give a hearty “go fuck yourself” to The Metro, and owners DMG Media (who also own the Daily Mail), for their headline to this story:

If only the victims had Bulbasaurs