That would make sense, it being a Chinese developer and all too. I'm surprised they use Steam honestly. I didn't think the popularity could only be due to rejecting woke, that gameplay style is already perhaps the thinnest on woke.
Forever children at their finest in most respects to think this stuff warrants debate. I wear whatever the hell socks I want, there is no debate or conversation. Don't think I'm trendy enough? Great, I appreciate the compliment. Adults do not subscribe to the concept that something needs whatever this definition of a conversation is.
It applies to the leggings and age-appropriateness thing too. From what little I've managed to notice from young girls, nothing given to them is age appropriate, because their actions are nothing more than those of budding whores. Even the ones that seem to be on the better end would have been sluts 20 years ago. The only "conversation" should be their parents telling them that no daughter of theirs will dress or act like a whore.
What am I missing with respect to the actual gameplay of this? It looks like another one of the souls clones that comes out every few months.
They had their “strong woman don’t need no man” way back in 1996. Apparently they aren’t happy until they have a man that claims to be a woman,
An AI would be better at linguistics than her.
What are they converting from, atheism? A true Christian would never consider converting to anything for the benefit of a politics.
recorded himself
He claimed online that he would get away with it and that he would “trash a mosque every day”
For fuck sake people are stupid, quit recording your crimes and bragging about them on the internet.
You're right and those really need to be dealt with too, but they respond to force if we'd apply it. Indians would get one guy in the police department and next thing you know the whole police department is Indian.
Probably unpopular opinion, but I'd rather deal with the blacks and Mexicans than Indians. I'd send all the Indians home, ban them from the US, and put a 100% tariff on anything outsourced to them. They take over industries like locusts.
If you've spent enough time in Texas, that's basically Taco Casa. Except you see Mexicans going there too, just like you see Asians going to Panda Express. The only people that give a shit are white liberals.
https://youtu.be/2ipHqmPs4Ao?t=7201
I found the full rally on Youtube. Here's the context at nearly exactly the two hour mark if it doesn't come through.
The speaker is from Venezuela and of Cuban heritage and makes the speech in English and then repeats it in Spanish. My Spanish is basic, but he spoke fairly clearly and from what I make out, I believe he repeated the same content in Spanish.
My opinion, I'd prefer to keep it to English. I am more irritated with the manipulation. Deliberately leaving the English portion out serves to misinform, agitate, and make us look like fools. There is no reason to present the entire speech, he only spoke for a few minutes.
Of course they found some disabled person for their sob story. Everything has to be about one of their precious disadvantaged people.
Pravda would be proud of this video.
In my history, they almost always hated ferals, but I was in mid-Vanilla to mid-Cata only. I do remember early Wotlk they were ridiculous if played right. We had. A cat in our Naxx raids that outDPSed everyone.
Catering to those that demanded everything, like battle res for everyone, was a failure. There’s some things that needed out, like ridiculous corpse runs. I’d have almost figured to make the raid size a bit more fluid to keep from guys being left out, but that would have been exploited somehow too. Min 25, max 40 and scale it somehow. Just random thoughts though from someone who hasn’t touched a game in a long time.
So does that mean it’s against Valves terms for fan made items to have fag flags?
Something I hate, it seems from a mental standpoint games dumbed down so much too. Difficulty is only presented as I guess what I'd call "kinetic" difficulty now. It's just parry timing basically. If there's a "puzzle" in a game, you need only look for the glowing switch. So the ubiquity of guides made games stupider. Although I blame fake journalists and their followers in a lot of ways too. I still remember I had some on Reddit years ago that argued with me that defeating a boss in their game was a supreme accomplishment, while completing difficult puzzles in my game was not an accomplishment, because it could be easily cheated with a guide and therefore I didn't have to improve.
I loved the days of complicated stats. I even liked resistances, although that seems to be an unpopular opinion. All those old Vanilla items with weird stats that seemed out of place, yeah I probably had one of them in a bank somewhere. It was fun stacking and seeing how it would affect someone. Go screw around with a mage in PVP having just stacked health and frost resistance, you can't really damage them, but it was fun to try.
You might not have liked me though, I was a rogue for the most part. Although I almost never raided the rogue, I raided as a shaman, ran around and farmed some mats for the weeks worth of potions, elixirs, food, etc. and stayed off that character until it was time to run a raid. There was no match for sneaking around old dungeons and places you don't belong and I loved farming rare drops if I could solo them, etc.
If that was an employee who put that in there, then fire them too.
That’s a bit why I’ve never really gotten into online RTS games. I’d get to a level where the AI was easy, try online. Get into a match, okay let’s build this to harvest resources, this to build units, holy fuck there’s 500 blimps attacking already. I’m not offered an avenue to learn and try things, there’s no time. At best it’s go find some autists plan online, copy-paste it, and pray I don’t miss a single click. How is that any fun? I didn’t learn shit either, I just plagiarized.
This is a good one I've not necessarily put together before. For me, my WoW days were the last of my time gaming with any sort of online friends. The social aspect was part of the draw. Yeah, sure, there were a lot of elitists and asshats, but you could avoid them or fight back depending on the situation. You could find your community somewhere. The events I remember in that game were more social, the weekly Karazhan run me (healer) and a warrior friend would run, we were way overpowered for it and could damn near finish it ourselves, but we'd grab basically whoever the hell wanted to go and just go figure it out. Or the top guild that used to run old Naxx and put all the loot up for bid then split it up. Matchmaking took all this stuff away, I mean why should you be having fun, you could be grinding gear with randoms, right?
Even prior to my WoW days, while online was really new to me, there were servers I'd drop in for other games. You'd recognize the players, get used to them, joke around, etc. I usually got my ass stomped honestly, I've never been autist enough for competitive really. It was fun though.
Now, you drop in with some random people, do some boring shit, get some fake currency or unlock some crap you don't want. It's why I don't bother. All the fun has been sucked out into a grind. The real world is the same, and that's why I generally have rejected social media and this is pretty much the only place I post, where, you guessed it, you see the same people.
It was the cost of war. The Japanese understand this, its pervasive in a ton of their entertainment media. Would I want to see it happen? Of course not, particularly with me holding a level of respect for the Japanese people and culture. When you're in a war, you have to take care of your people first.
I hate the pussification of modern war, and that's why they end up being nothing beyond money laundering schemes for politicians now. You can no longer go fight to win or lose a war, because it would be unthinkable for just one child to be startled by a blast and fall and skin their knee.
Oh ha, I don't either. Speculative talk here. Reality, if any of my friends tried to pull such a stunt they would be mocked relentlessly.
I can't decide if I'd tell them their idea is fucking stupid and I would not be wasting time on PowerPoint for their entertainment, or if I'd dig around and find a 4 hour presentation on some old tech and suggest they sit through that. It's time to learn the advanced data structures of COBOL everyone.
I used to think I'd leave but I changed my mind. My ancestors started this country and were the frontiersman who took it west. I can point to family who's been in every major war for the US since July 4, 1776. I'm not dishonoring them by running away.
I'll stay and do what I can, and if the time comes to go down, my goal is to be the arms that reach out from the sinkhole to drag a couple of them in with me.
The campaign or online? I only played the campaign very close to launch. I don't remember any issues, but it's been a long damn time. The multi-player, well I'm a bit ashamed to say I'm the max level and I never remember a problem crashing.
I think the concern I have about that is at some point you have to let the kid go, so if they've been hidden off from everything for their entire life, once they discover the whore life, are they any less likely to go to it? You'd basically have to be Amish to have any chance where you have a community and you strive to keep them in it forever.