If you move into a place where loud music or ice cream trucks are common and accepted you have no right to expect the neighborhood to change for your benefit. There are plenty of places outside a loud city to move to. Don’t like the noise find a place outside the city and commute.
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I don’t get why you care? I mean it doesn’t affect you personally so why?
The picture of your Jeep by itself in front of that tall rock is epic. Jeep deserves a role in the next Pixar sequel.
I love the Pinkie Pie & Pumpkin Spice controllers. :)
What does it matter? Either way it takes the same amount of skill. All digital does is streamline creation. It doesn’t paint it for you.
Safest bet-never assume gender.
I like that there’s games out there like Tails of Equestria that are set up for young people of any gender. That way adults can game with their kids and the kids won’t be getting in over their heads.
Look up Jennell Jaquays, too!
Roger’s a good egg. Proud to call him a good friend, too.
Great article. Needs more Jennell Jaquays tho. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennell_Jaquays
I’ve spent quite a bit of time in Second Life since I first signed up for it in 2007 and have spent well over $4k USD in it since then. For that reason alone if I can’t bring my inventory over I’m not interested. No way I’m ditching my investment. I still log in every now and then and am too fond of my avatar to ever…
The majority of people I’ve met in Second Life were there to explore and create things. Sure-there are a lot of people who go there to explore mature things and there are messed up people there. too. It’s a virtual world populated by a huge cross-section of people and cultures. You make it sound like you’ve explored…
I am so lost.
That was painful...and I’m usually they type of fellow to be supportive of anthropomorphic characters but that advertising is trying way too hard.
Uh because Ps1's and old games cost a fortune on the collectors market? Because most of the work emulating these consoles on PC has been done already which means all they’d need to do is hire people from the emulator community? Does it really cost that much to develop their own? There are tons of reasons for them to…
Minecraft looks like it came out in 1995 yet over 100 million people play it. It’s not even a ‘game’ per se. It’s playing with building blocks. You just happen to be able to fight some stuff, too.
It’s not like the creators can’t change it. If they’re going to continue writing it as ‘Blame!’ instead of altering it people are going to know it as that. It’s unfair to expect people to know that stuff.
And yet still nothing even resembling an actual kangaroo. -_-