back in the 360 era.
An era famous for its’ tacked-on multiplayer modes.
back in the 360 era.
An era famous for its’ tacked-on multiplayer modes.
Revenge for playing Yeti sports back in the day.
And beating down protestors is the cops’ point
Tu quoque fallacy
Afaik, the phrase is supposed to mean “don’t count on the internet forgetting something you want purged.”
Can’t be a genocide, if it’s not effective amirite? /s
There’s a fascinating podcast about how breaking up the social structures of elephants can lead to this rampaging behavior (second hand source, but I’m too lazy to check the references):
Fight Like An Animal: What Elephants Can Teach Us About Civil War
https://www.buzzsprout.com/1052548/5743684-what-elephants-can-teach-us-about-civil-war.mp3
just as much of a shield shoving match while trying to slash your opponents ankle as they were in Europe
lolwut? Try that leg-targetting shit with a HEMA fighter and see how fast you’ll bleed out.
Can I warn Steph Sterling, Laura Dale and Hbomberguy, before I decide?
You lied to me, Aonuma san! ;_;
Almost as if context matters, huh? 🤷
Not if I think about it for longer than a second. Anti-AI licensing is aimed at corporations. Piracy is done for individuals getting a product.
What’s wrong with trying to prevent companies scrape your data? How is that antithetical to piracy?
I just think the yellow paint is so overdone, it kinda pulls me more out of the experience than other “unrealistic” shimmers. It’s a bit like the uncanny valley effect.
Woah, that’s some meta shit. Neat. :D
can someone explain what reflections are, plz?
What’s wrong with the sparkly effect from e.g. Resident Evil 4? The yellow paint is already immersion breaking.
It’s not?
Migration leading to mixed cultures instead of genocide and colonization. Americans: “This is so weird!”