The book was some good ass “turn your brain off slop”. The movie tried its hardest to turn your brain off by force.

That movie was a mistake, but then it made a lot of money and that’s all the goal was.

Dude would get merked before he gets to speak in front of any kind of microphone. There is no way in my mind he makes it to a jury trial alive.

Isn’t a tzar a Russia thing?

At least you can count on Canada to send help to the more dire areas to stop the worst of the civilian impact. You’re not alone in the world.

I don’t think there’s more disinformation as before in terms of % of info being wrong, but a lot of people have gotten really good at calling it out. The best example on-hand is the “cigarettes are good for you actually” and “we will buy tramways put of every city in North America and tear them out, then sell you a car!”

It’s always been like this.

We didn’t have a printer so we wrote down the instructions and memorized them as much as possible because we understood that not paying attention to the road would get someone killed.

The same people can’t get their fucking eyes off their cellphone now.

I used to but I don’t anymore. I can’t afford to give money away when I can’t even pay for my own bills.

Put something on a public platform = accept that people will look at it. Allow for people to comment on it and you invite these comments. If someone wants to post pictures and not get comments on them, they can post them to a platform that doesn’t allow comments.

It’s a risk I’m willing to take!

They’re gonna fight it, but not for the fans. They’re doing it for themselves. They’re a company too.

People often say “we should send one normal person to show how hard what they’re doing actually is”

This is what happens when we do

They invented sound bouncing off walls as a mechanic to make Thief. Truly a trendsetter

If I’m going to recommend old games, it’ll be mostly games from the age of Intel Pentium 3, before all this newfangled multi core stuff they’re up to these days. Anything that comes after that is someone else’s to go to bat to. Heck I was playing Doom for a few years at a cousin’s house before we had our family computer in 98

This is what I played as a teenager that still hold up in my eye.

X-wing alliance

Age of Mythology

Strongholds Crusaders

Rise of Nations

Midtown madness

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters

Diablo

Starcraft and Broodwar

Super Street fighter II turbo

Super Mario World

Kirby All star

Heroes of might and magic 3

Age of Wonders

I hear some of the online modes are awesome but the story was a bust. I was looking forward to a good old Homeworld story but I heard enough to know not to buy it.

It’s also one of those games that end up as discord competitive games, like a lot of fighting games. You kinda need to play against people who are really into RTS if you’re gonna play it online a few months after release.

Does Hulu still block Canadians though?,

Some of those were hilarious, like the one who didn’t know there were shots, so he just said he collapsed then was escorted off the stage, or the “I wish he would Van Gogh away” one

That would be fine if they were trying to reverse ALL personal vehicle adoption, but nooo.

The problem with this is that this will encourage Canada to do the same, like the good little brother it is, and we’ll get fucked along with y’all -_-

Undertale and For Honor

Undertale is a decent enough game, I guess, but whenever I think about it, I think about all the crazies that call themselves fans of it. It’s exhausting just thinking about it.

For Honor got me interested, but it made a few very bad choices. Magnet hands and slow attacks meant that you could react to attacks, and never had to worry about whiffing. It’s so dull to have basically no concept of interesting movement play in a game about fighting.

You in the US? Amazon.ca doesn’t have a “buy this much for free shipping” option as far as I know.