I mean, yeah, if you aren't into the core elements of a game you probably won't be interested in the game. It's like say, "I'm not impressed with the new Mario game. I don't want to do platforming, and I don't care about powerups or collecting things."
Most CEOs.
They won't actually say it's their position on issues unless they get enough support. It's pretending to play devil's advocate.
The types of leftists that will defend any regime that opposes the US/the west, and say any ethical/human rights violations done by them are either necessary in the moment to fight capitalism or is just fake news. You usually find them celebrating China's government.
The latter really wouldn't surprise me. A service could be making four times the investment in profit and many investors will still push to get a few more cents out of it at any cost.
Russia's fascist leadership collapsing would absolutely be a good win to come out of this. Also, yeah, an invaded country fighting back should not be put on the same level as the world power trying to make it a vassal state/pseudo-Colony. Now its talking points about nazis and soon it'll be that anyone not Russian by blood doesn't belong there.
I mean, technically speaking that is actually armor made for women that Link is wearing.
Yes acab, but sometimes bastards can screw other bastards.
Evoland 2: A game paying homage to the history of rpgs, and has a fairly solid set of main characters.
Lenna's Inception: A 2D Zelda clone about the world glitching out and you taking the place of the main character.
Bastion: First game from Supergiant Games (makers of Hades). Fantastic music and voice acting. Fairly good story too.
It's the two that aren't outside in the snow.
It never would have worked. The absolute best case scenario was one hedgefund company has less profit that year.
I don't think he's saying it because he believes this senator is actually helping communists. Rather it's just a way to put political pressure on him. It's the military branding him as someone weakening America and helping its enemies to his voters, and telling other Republicans that that is how they'll also be viewed.
That last part is all that really matters in this case. None of them can make their insanity interesting to watch without the reality TV star around.
Note, in context the main character thought a feminine guy was a girl.
Things can change a lot in nearly 20 years.
The main thing is simply being steady. You can get used to, and ignore a lower frame rate as long as it's not jumping up and down.
If we had ranked voting or a true multi-party system it would be fine.
But we don't. By all means, vote for a constitutional ammendment to make that happen, but don't ignore that doing it in the current system usually leaves us with the greater evil being the last one left standing.
Because you can get much bigger for cheaper compared to a monitor.
I think bouncing ideas off of each other on social media does drive them further into the rabbit hole, and leads them to ideas they might not have gotten to otherwise.
Do the Evolution by Pearl Jam is definitely the most impressive that I've seen.
If you call people in the Southern US a Yankee it won't end well for you.
I played Primordia ages ago. It's such an interesting world, and the voice acting is top notch.
Depends on your definition of political. Anything not saying America is the greatest is political to many. Anything involving LGBT people is political. Anything involving religion is political. And a while bunch of other examples.
Honestly, a couch with pockets seems useful.
Probably looking at all republican debates since 2015. In short, the lowest its been since Trump.
There's generally a sign saying the amount of caffeine it has, and gets advertised as being caffeinated. Yes, people with food issues need to actually read stuff like that.
While I can agree with the 4K argument a bit for the hosting is expensive part, I do think it goes way beyond that or long videos. Youtube exists on a scale most don't even realize. Tens of millions of people upload content every day. We're talking thousands of hours worth of video every day.
Not to excuse YouTube for a lot of dumb decisions they made, but even on their best day the site just breaks even due to the cost of hosting.
I'm the Grim Reaper.
A woman in a dystopian future dies and doesn't remember her lifetime. She's in the line to get judged in Hell when Lucifer pops up and says he's a big fan of her work, and offers her a deal: reap sinners for him so she can still be in the world of the living and to delay her eternal punishment. She ends up working with a former detective who knows the criminal element of the city for her to reap people they think deserve it.
It's a great drama about morality, and how fucked up people can get in bad situations. Along with one of the best versions of Satan I've ever seen.
The NES controller. Though I like 2 at the time. First one I remember playing is the SNES controller.
Or grab a mini media focused computer to hook up to it.
It's somewhat randomized, but not procedurally generated in the typical sense. There's a set number of dungeons that will appear in the same general regions each time. Along with a set order of doing the dungeons.
I HAVE KILLED THE MONSTER, AND BECOME AN OUTLAW.
I had it as a kid. I remember really liking it.
I hope you enjoy it! Fair warning ahead of time it does have multiple endings, and the good one will probably take a second play through, though it's not particularly long.
I use Vivaldi Mobile Browser that makes it a lot more usable.
Weekend at Adena's.
So, that is a ton of caffeine, but if you have a heart condition you really should be more careful about that shit.
Not really. That only really started with the crusades. For most of history it just got traded between various empires that just wanted to control the entire region (Babylon, Persia, Macadon/Selucids, Rome, Ottomans, etc).
One problem, Rome actually put effort into feeding the populace (ie the bread part).