

It’s a fun tower-defense + city building kind of thing. Great for second-screening


It’s a fun tower-defense + city building kind of thing. Great for second-screening


Check out the Domesday Project
The BBC set out to store a bunch of data for future generations. They thought that putting it on laser-discs would allow people to read it centuries from now.
Within 25 years, it was basically unuseable.
Modern humans are soooooo good at this.


Imagine thinking that Trump would have loyalty to anyone other than himself after everything he’s done publicly. I have to imagine that the things he’s done privately are waaaaaay worse.



Platner and Hunter Biden skipping across that finish line hand-in-hand


I feel like the venn-diagram of “anti-incumbant” and “reachable” is almost a circle. People know that neither party is helping them, but Americans have been gaslit into thinking that the only method for change they have is by voting for one of the two parties.
I think we are pretty desperate to try something new, but don’t know how.


Nature is healing


I’m also partial to:
Wait, you mean the people who use up all of our resources and don’t pay taxes would leave? Gosh, that sounds so awful. What would we ever do…


As gross as I think that is, I still think that they should be able to.
If a game brings in a nazi as a hero, I’m pretty OK with the publisher having to give me a refund.


I’m personally a big fan of Chud


How so?


Even that’s understating it a bit:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heien_v._North_Carolina
Cops are pretty openly allowed to not know the law


Considering that the post got a lot of impressions within a few days, other displeased players might just flood Steam support with similar refund requests — whether to return Battlefield 6 or any other game.
Good. If you change a game after releasing it, the players should be able to get a refund if they don’t like the game.
I fail to see the problem that this article is trying to get me to worry about.



…doesn’t it just feel obviously wrong and horrible to behave like this?
As someone who used to be like that: Yes, it does.
It makes you feel crazy, because everyone around you is telling you what is “obviously true”. They spend all their time re-enforcing bullshit, and it makes you feel like you are going insane and you start dying inside.
The human mind does a lot of things to keep itself safe, including denying reality. When everyone is telling you that the sky isn’t blue, and you look up and only see blue, it makes you feel like you are the problem. Our minds aren’t good at handling that situation.





That game was much more fun in VR. I found it a lot more engaging when I could look around and “feel” like I was inside the space-ship.


Unfortunately he’s still very popular with libs. I’m not sure I understand why, since he did nothing but lie to, and gaslight them.
This is why I don’t understand why the DSA is trying to work within the DNC. The DNC has made it clear that they’d rather let the Republicans win than give Leftistst a chance.
lol, I went to college to study the Bible. That’s what turned me into an Atheist
Many such cases
I generally avoid early access, but I guess I missed that this game was still at that stage.
At ~46 hours in, I haven’t noticed anything that I would consider “unfinished”. It’s very grindy, so it may be that I haven’t come to the end of the grind yet.
I got it on sale for ~$10, and I’m totally happy with that price, but I would have been a bit disappointed if I had paid full price for it.