Today’s Republican party has lost the ability to plan ahead to make the country stronger positioned against the rest of the world.

At some point, preferably before I die of old age, I would like games to offer a “Hybrid” mode for graphics settings which will dynamically transition between high fidelity/low FPS and low fidelity/high FPS depending on whats happening

Yeah this is kind of how I feel now. I want to be able to play these giant games, and I probably would have been thrilled to see my $60 (now $70) go this far when I was in high school and college and couldn’t afford many new games, but I just don’t have the time anymore, because I’m not sure it’s even for me.

Eh, these games just aren’t really for us old timers anymore. Yeah, it’s a lot harder to find time for a game like this with adult responsibilities, but don’t forget there’s always generations coming after you at that point in their lives where they live for the massive open world time sink.

That’s the vibe I get from many of the reviews. It’s a very large game with a lot of features and a lot of genuine improvements from previous Bethesda games, and a lot of the reviewers seem like the grudgingly need to give it 90 to 95% on that basis, because otherwise it would make a nonsense of the scores they gave…

I guess what I’m saying is that it seems that the speed in which new, enormous games are released and that brag about 100+ hours of playtime has completely outpaced me. You’re right in that some high schoolers or college students might love these games and get sucked into them, if they have enough time to play them,…

Give it a few years and they’ll find more specimens and be like, “Oops it turns out actually they still survived pretty well for the time, it’s no big deal guys.”

Iman Vellani seems to be living her best life and I’m here for it. 

Eh, I’ve always been one to deep-dive into only one or two games per year and skip all the other ones, so I do appreciate having a big game to really chew on. I don’t want to spend the time getting started and learning all the ins and outs of a new game just to have to move on in a week or two because I ran out of…

Everyone’s got such a hate boner for BGS lately. I can’t be the only one that loves their unique brand of gameplay experience left, but you’d never know from reading these comments. I read into this as you’re going to enjoy the game no matter how you approach it. He said he got sucked into the main story and played it…

I’m mostly fine with the retcons. Was not as thrilled with the world-weary dry Ahsoka with no emotions besides the occasional smugly-annoyed smirk... She was far more lively in Rebels than that, though I recognize a cartoon to live action conversion is always tough, and visually they did a great job. 

Restaurants are getting killed by the very sparse lunch crowds.  Since they need both lunch and dinner income to make ends meet, the hybrid model as completely effed up their budgets and biz model.   Even people who do show up to the office are bringing lunches in greater frequency than pre-pandy.

I can only assume this change is corporate real-estate freaking out.

Wrong. It’s hard to build a specific type of pre-millenial trust, virtually.

My clients IT dept forbids the use of Zoom on their network for security reasons.

I’m in the opposite camp, I’ve been waiting 10 years for a new AC. The newest Bethesda RPG can hang out for a while until I’ve kicked enough robots off of cliffs.

A very sexy potato

The sad part about this is that in 10 years when Microsoft makes CoD and as many Activision titles as they can exclusive, all the people I would come back here to dance around singing “we told ya so, told ya so!” Wont care because deep down they KNOW that’s exactly what’s going to happen, and they dont care.

Marlene’s explanation of Ellie’s ‘gift’ is that within her is something that makes the fungus think she is one of them, but this isn’t true: she’s been attacked multiple times by zombies. Either she’s lying to Joel for whatever reason or her information is bad, I’m not certain.