"How dare you be mean to me while I am being mean to you. I'm gonna write about this in my private journal that everyone can read, which isn't doxxing because it just isn't okay"
Why do they make it so fucking easy to hate them.
I used leftist math. It was backward intentionally when you thought about it like a normal person.
But yes. I fucked up. :)
This is almost never just for the kids.
It's always for some other purpose. Like adults now have to prove who they are, so you can no longer have anonymity.
Emo ontario has less than a thousand people. a 10k fine is more than a thousand dollars per person.
I'm sure the town could invent charges that are 3x what they got for not having a flag pole to stick a gay flag on.
Doesn't really matter what it's for. Just invent some reason that can be dropped the second the town no longer has to pay. Like say, to purchase and have installed a flag pole for the flag they don't have.
Remember, that fine isn't meant to punish the human rights or borderland pride. They (the town) just need that money to buy and install a flagpole to put the flag on they got fined for not having.
Welp. That makes me sad.
Looks like it's DEI flavored PSN required log ins from here on out boys.
[Shape Metal Alloy quietly fades out]
From the video it looks like it takes more from Arc and Monster Hunter than it does Horizon. But there's definitely Horizon flavoring with the giant machines and such.
But I mean, a combo Horizon, Arc and Monster Hunter does seem like a good idea.
Maybe not for an MMO, because other people tend to ruin things, and the inevitable grind and daily log ins, and in game shop, etc. But for something like a co-op game with those three flavors, heck yeah.
You're right about that. They're few and far between.
I'm sure there have been others, but I can't think of any directly.
To my spotty memory, I think the last licensed beat 'em up, it was Jackie Chan's Stuntmaster on PS1.
Looks like Sony and MS are still riding the retard train.
I guess it's retro gaming and maybe an offering here and there from Nintendo, unless they're also DEI-ing themselves into the ground.
This would explain all the rich people who supported Trump.
Their team fucked them over when they did the no no thing.
Like SoctaticMethod1 said, the Democrats have made too many enemies.
Some form of reform is needed, if they can just turn your life off like they did in the movie The Net with Sandra Bullock in the 90s.
I didn't even know Steam collected that info and displayed it.
It's at the top of the community hub.
I thought you had to use steamcharts or steamdb for that kind of thing.
Sometimes it's really good and sometimes it's minimal. I understand that it's a convenience and not a requirement, so I'm not too worried about it. I do appreciate it when it's there, though.
Most of them are nice enough to give notes and headings for things like (as an example) ranged damage or melee damage and which armor can prevent which damage and things like that.
But sometimes you get bare minimum things like
internally used gun name:
And a string of damage numbers here that don't mean a whole lot.
And sometimes just a list of all of them using in engine names not used in the game at all and you have to guess a bit to track what you're doing for which weapon.
Like I said, some are better than others, and I'll take what I can get when it's there.
It sure is helpful when it's good enough that someone like me who barely mods can open it and track what does what within a few seconds of reading.
No taxation for talking about replacement migration.
Huh, didn't rhyme as well as I thought. Had to stretch without representation quite a bit.
I just realized he's posting twitter caps on bluesky.
You dumb motherfucker, you got away from Elon's platform to get away from Elon, yet you cannot stop talking about him. He's not thinking about you, he doesn't care about you, he doesn't know who you are.
"It was the greatest day of your life when Bison graced your village. But for me, it was a Tuesday."
I don't want stars in video games anyway, unless they're intentionally made that way such as movie adaptation video games. Or the sports games like NFL, UFC, the tony hawk skater series, etc. Conner McGregor in Hitman seems like Krusty the Clown in The Godfather. It's not the place for that.
It just ruins the experience because you know them from a different medium, and you start to think this would have been better had it been a movie, or tv show, not a video game.
TL;DR: Devs have decided to make what they want to enforce, while I have decided to buy what I want to buy. These two things are very different. Maybe they'll understand some day.
There are already more games than I could ever play created before the year began with a 2. They're too late to sway opinions with their bullshit, especially when it's petty vengeful idiocy.
My issue is one of both gratitude, and one of caution.
Gratitude because now I know never to buy anything with his name attached to it. That should save some money.
But also caution.
A lot of people were really hoping for, as some have called it, Skyblivion. I know that's asking for the moon, but people were expecting that. Because everything we know about it so far it's basically a smaller scale Skyrim without dragons, if it had been done by Obsidian.
The pronouns are off putting to some because it seems nonsensical to them. But when you double down and claim your whole goal was to piss off people with the inclusion of them, it completely changes intent.
You go from trying to be helpful and inclusive to some, and be reactionary and offensive with it instead. Which proves you don't care at all about the thing you're adding unless it annoys certain people.
Which can be completely avoided by avoiding Avowed. (whew, that was hard to type with all them a words. Had to triple check spelling)
Case in point, Starfield has pronouns. Not exactly a great game, but the pronouns literally matter nothing outside of the character creator. They were an after thought, hoping to hit as many DEI points as possible.
It contributed nothing to the story or gameplay outside of character creation. Other than it's inclusion, it was a non issue. I didn't see any community managers or developers doubling down and attacking naysayers about it, but I did see journalists do it.
But when you attack me for not liking your idea, it's not going to make me, or other people for that matter, want to buy your game.
All that does is push people away, while earning nothing.
So yes, please, continue being the cautionary tale of showing people your hand while you play poker with them, I'm sure you'll win.
This is why I like games that use XML files for it's variables.
Don't mind while I make a copy of this file, and tinker with it until I find out which variable does what, so I can, using this example make a magazine capacity increase that is a bit more sane.
Bonus points for those that annotate what does what, rather than just show us the math and let us figure it out. But I know unrealistic release times and crunch-like time frames at work can stop someone from adding helpful annotation when things need to be done yesterday.
"I want you to feel uncomfortable" I want you unemployed. Which one of us will get what we want? :)
Well ... no, you didn't say that. At least until just now. I know you don't know this, but I have a bad habit of remembering absolutely useless and completely trivial information. Like the product numbers for 27 and 29 year old hardware, which has zero use. Outside of winning dumb internet slap fights like this.
I was trying to explain that there was one with just analog controls, and one with analog and rumble. It's not the first time I've had to explain it either. I had no idea these non rumble controllers were like a fart in the wind when it comes to rarity so much that people didn't know they existed who lived through the era they were made.
I guess they got zero advertising for the regular analog sticks, and dual shock advertising really worked, or something. I don't know. They're obsolete compared to dual shock. But I prefer the analog sticks without rumble as I've always felt rumble was a gimmick, and it's more comfy to rest your thumbs in the well on the top, not sit them on the little bubble domes of the dual shock, but I digress.
I've been told I come across as combative when I'm just stating facts. But I'll drop it. I didn't intend to be a jerk, it just happened that way.
Okay, fine. We'll argue about it. You're wrong though.
There is an analog controller they retired in 98 that does not have any rumble feature. I own it.
In fact, I have both an analog controller for PS1 that does not have the rumble motors, and one that does.
One controller on the back panel is model SCPH-1180 that is just analog, no rumble feature.
The dual shock one, with the rumble motors in the sticks is model number SCPH-1200
Look at the back of the controller and you'll know which one you have. If you're in europe, it's the same number with an e.
And if that's not enough, look at the shape of the analog sticks themselves. If they're convex, that's dual shock. If they're concave, that's just analog.
If you still don't believe me and want to test it further, Ape Escape requires rumble in order to play, which is the number one reason it was not in the PS1 mini retro console, because they didn't even give you an SCPH-1180, let alone the dual shock controller, the SCPH-1200.
Read carefully.
You're referring to the analog controller that did not have rumble.
dual shock refers to both analog and rumble.
Thank you men, for showing that men can be better at being women than women.
And thank you women for enabling this.
You get what you enable.
The PS1 didn't ship with an analog controller. It was a D pad with 4 face buttons and 4 shoulder buttons.
They made a big deal in 1996 or 1997 I can't remember which out of finding out a way to bring PS1 users "dual shock". Which was both analog and rumble at the same time, without a battery pack, like the N64's rumble add on.
Could you imagine the damage he could have done if those finger guns were loaded with ammo?
He could have killed dozens of imaginary people.
Anyone remember in TF2 when certain taunts could be used to take someone out? Like the Heavy's finger gun? Do they think we live in TF2? Need a dispenser here!
Knowing that they'd throw it all away for some pretend to care about trans people for money, and throw away their already big enough audience, I don't care who does what anymore.
If you fucked it up before, you're still fucked, you just can't outwardly show it as much anymore. The race and class trolls got to you so easily that you overhauled your entire systems just to meet ever expanding goals of still need a job have to find racism/sexism or else.
If you thought what Kissinger did with Vietnam was bad, now there's whole groups taking his lead out there fucking it all up for the rest of us.
Oh but it was for tolerance this time, not just job security.
I just hope that this AI can make better than the nightmare fuel game of ... I am so bad with names.
The AI-generated-as-you-play-it-minecraft-nightmare sort of game.
I think it's called Oasis, but I could be just thinking that because I'm listening to Definitely Maybe. Fuck it I'll look it up.
Oh, it is called Oasis. I was actually right for once.
Here's a link to where you can get the code to run the game locally if you feel like playing Minecraft if it was made frame by frame by MC Escher.
https://github.com/etched-ai/open-oasis