The Snark Urge

His games are certainly cinematic, and as game directors go he’s certainly an auteur. I’m still not sure why he felt the need to clarify.

Okay now I might buy it just for the redemption arc.

That gave me a heartfelt pang of yearning for the good timeline.

Snack of Theseus

The trouble is that billionaires who remain sympathetic to Carnegie’s “gospel of wealth” are vanishing, while narcissists who see themselves as American oligarchs are proliferating. It isn’t hard to see how dynasties could be more politically powerful on a long timescale.

Many would call this a natural progression, and for my part I don’t envy whoever ends up on the other side of that debate - money being the root of all evil.

Shitting in a garden is good for the plants… Maybe this is like that?

I just hope the young orcas are doing it ironically.

Grandpa orca trying to amuse a baby

Bluey is Australia’s finest export, other than John Robertson.

This guy is really annoying when you first fight him

Could also just be a well intentioned skew. A terminally ill person who’s already a fan and is getting a special gift from the developer isn’t about to say “the gameplay is fine, but it failed to make the most of its niche and has several glaring bugs”, are they?

That’s pretty fun. Good luck!

I assume you’ve been reading about other people’s work on this?

https://www.diyphotography.net/3d-printing-lenses-is-now-a-thing-and-you-can-make-them-yourself/

So far it’s been lots more grenade drones and cyber warfare than you got in the 20th century. Asymmetry is the name of the game, aside from urban positional fighting and more traditional focus on logistics and supply lines.

This is outrageously practical. I’m honestly impressed

Finally will get to play as whoever Ciri yells at for sucking

Nothing worth doing is easy. Preventing a bloody realignment of global hegemony won’t be easy.

Hahaha fuck I missed it. Well played, I’ll keep at it

It’s fine, self-referential meta comedy isn’t for everyone.

The real slippery slopes are graded much less steeply than you’d expect