I still don’t follow how an international paedophile ring can be run openly on gmail and yahoo by a guy who didn’t know where the shift key is, or how any punctuation worked.

I don’t even get why people do this. They cost almost nothing from the supermarket.

Careful what you wish for.

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The man solves global warming in three months and suddenly he’s the bad guy.

Yeah, I notice they’ve only “toppled” centre-right parties though, with far-right parties waiting in the wings.

Days Gone starts out like The Last of Us but for people who think wrestling is real.

But it definitely picks up later when you expand your toolkit. The horde gameplay makes this game memorable. I played on PS5 and I think the improved framerate and motion controls gave it a new lease of life.

I want devs to write games for £400 Steam Decks. I don’t want them to write games for £3000 GPUs.

There’s realistically no games that won’t run on PS5 level hardware. Every effect that can be done with raytracing can be done a little worse without it.

It’s like to say they’ll remember that at the ballot box, but they won’t.

Or oil. Either will do.

Exemptions are made all the time.

The UK never had that, and we were in the EU for ages. We still had pints. We measured the road speed in miles.

Realistically the EU is just a collection of nations with similar socio-economic status and roughly similar culture. None of them dominate the others. Much of the rules are just common sense shit. Don’t sell easily combustible clothing, etc. Odds are you meet most of it already.

They already did that in Far Cry Primal…

Get to work, plebs. Those guillotines won’t build themselves.

But that was the one place that hadn’t been corrupted by capitalism!

Look, it’s very simple.

In the event of power loss, simply disassemble the rear door pocket, open the small hatch down there, and pull the cable to open the door. While concussed. And probably on fire.

I don’t know why people are having such a hard time with it.

I’m not even making those instructions up, btw.

They asked if the car had passed the safety test. I said I’d paid for the car to pass the safety test. They said welcome aboard.

They released one game last year that I’d expect to make money (Assassin’s Creed 14).

Not sure how they’re actually in business right now. Surely they need more than that to stay afloat. None of their microtransaction games are whale milking machines like EA’s FIFA/Madden or Activision’s COD series.

I’ll kind of miss them when they’re gone. They’ve always been the least evil of the big publishers.

After pushback from users? Or after realising how much it’s costing them on the server end?

Wait until you find out about hereditary peers…

I’m guessing it’s like the UK where they have a monarchy but they don’t actually have any real power.

Well, aside from the usual rich person power of being able to commit all sorts of crimes and get away with it.

That’s about 20 bucks though.