Exactly! I genuinely learnt something from this post. What a strange world we live in, something so basic for over a century is not used by the hegemon

Anywhere on this map that isn't full of boats. South Indian Ocean woukd be my guess:

Battle royal's taught me what it would feel like to be gaslighted. Surely nobody thinks they are fun. The only sane answer is all my friends have conspired to induce paranoia in me.

It is absolutely already a thing

A lot of comments here on adult competitive sports.

Any restrictions for school children would be highly invasive and detrimental to a child's wellbeing. Many school contact sports will have weight grades, which suffice to manage risks.

Also bare in mind that in the current culture wars, you may have a fixed idea of what "trans" means that does not meet the myriad of actual circumstances.

I saw a job at an abbatior for a "first boner". I knew what they meant and it was still funny.

I always enjoy these retrospective interviews. It was the wild west days for an industry about to strike gold.

Corporatism had not quite taken hold and this led to all sorts of behaviors

Any decision that condemned themselves for the greater good would be fascinating.

Imagine the dilemma the residence of Eyam faced, knowing what this meant for their own family. Or the Ukraine soldiers at Snake island when faced with insurmountable odds.

https://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryUK/HistoryofEngland/Why-Is-Eyam-Significant/

My gaming backlog hasn't quite made it out of the 2000s. At this point there are years of consensus on most of these games and I prioritise on vibe

My kids discovered stardew valley now I'm hooked again. Sweet, fun, addictive gameplay

I love this game. Truely. But, if he thinks a throw away line like this is acceptable when both the DLC and creation kit are late then he is sorely mistaken.

Twitter replaced my rss feed. Then Twitter sucked.

Conquest has often been religiously inspired, not just resources driven. Maybe a united humanity is the prophesied dooms day for the nasty greys

Grandia on ps1. I refuse to replay it out of a morbid certainty that it's basic as all hell. But it was my first jrpg and it blew my mind.

I swear it took me weeks to make it to the wall, but searching my memory it's the first scene after your hometown.

Bloodborne for me. Everyone talked about how hard it is, but the game just encourages grinding until you hit your natural talent level. Plus, the story was gross.

No mines is going to be a real challenge alright. So7nds fun

Lol that is the usual pattern right

Whenever will be all good. There are a few things going on over there

In nz or Australia a C was 50%.

If it's well designed linear game, then it will be much better than the last sand box collectathon. If.

Oh wow really? The art style really was amazing. I think i might have to test my curiosity.

Might be silly but I say the mistake aloud. Somehow I just feel better instantly

I was thinking this last night. Dam man, I just want to know hiw Spike's truce with cyborg zombie man works out but Disney leaves me with spinning wheels

Heatpumps are in par with AC. I'm noise sensitive dye to poor hearing and sometimes turn it off to help me hear better.

Decent list

Not quite but close. Same effect but this was a really arty full body man that floated around the screen.

I like your writing and your clear thinking. Thanks.

Cherimoya?

I wish I had responded earlier but my second neuron was on an OE in Australia. What's it been like over there with a whole second neuron?

Anyone having controller issues on Xbox one? As soon as I touch the left stick it gets stuck on auto down. Weird bug.

The game ended abruptly at what felt like the last 30%. So... It felt like a typical obsidian rpg.

Dont get me wrong, obsidian has created some of my favorite games. Fallout New Vegas is a masterpiece, but it was a rushed hot mess on launch.

Knights of the old republic 2 is the best example. To be fair its also a masterpiece IMHO.

Never winter 2? I'm struggling to recall, but my impression is that it felt empty compared to 1.

Pillars of eternity set up an amazing world and system, then dialed in the ending with the excuse that the sequel would complete the story. Which it didn't.

Fair to say only the Gameboy port was worse. Famously awful port

There used to be a website with a rubber man floating on the screen. You could move him around with the mouse and make him stretch out in psychedelic colors. Hours spent doodling.

Same for me. I preserved and eventually got good. Then the story went from wierd to gross and there just wasn't enough love of the game for me to push through.

I still play Doom 1 & 2 most days. Nothing matches it for speed of play. Doom is fast.

Doom 2016 is a good game too, but I'm it lacks speed.