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The only thing that seemed marginally cool was the new mechanics to avoid the cops (using a mask, changing clothes, changing cars, and splitting up). But they didn’t even really show these being used aside from the HUD indicators in a couple places so it might not even be a thing you can do whenever, just in some missions.

Yes to the first.

Also yes to the second, because the werewolf that fucked me also bit me and now I have the strength of a werewolf.

I mean, it wasn’t a neck seat belt.

We cheered for a vigilante who presumably shot a health insurance CEO to death, too.

I was born a furry. 😤

Being on a kid leash saved my life. I don’t remember this first hand, but my parents often tell about the time they took me to a ball game or something and I fell through the bleachers which was over 30 feet high. The leash prevented me from splattering on the ground.

However, on August 13, a jury at Fresno County Superior Court ruled…

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Looks like they just made a thick as fuck dough, shaped it into a loaf, and called it a day.

Figures this would happen after I already sold my Quest 🫩

Which I sold due to all the software updates that rendered my mostly FOSS setup unusable unless I streamed from PC.

It also shows if you refunded the game or got the game for free.

I heard that Lies of P’s sequel itself has also shown some AI bullshit in some of the material they have released about the game.

There have been a few 2.5D Worms games that came after the entire “Worms 3D” series. The one I like introduced water physics and a bunch of water-based weaponry to play with it but I always forget the subtitle even tho I play it every now and then 😭

Sweet. Your patron is Tasha. Gonna make a lotta bad guys laugh their asses off. Hideously.

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Mobile game bullshit.

Lotta games on mobile give you a limited amount of time you can play without paying real money for more of some stupid fucking resource you only acquire very rarely for free (typically they give you enough every 24 hours to play 2 or 3 games/do 2 or 3 activities/build 2 or 3 things/etc). Basically if you want to play more than you can with the alotted free resources, you have to pay. Like an arcade machine, but dumber.

I never played games like this, but I do remember playing chess, X-com, and Civilization via email. And MUDs/MUSHs/MOOs.

The unbelievable part is that it runs on Windows 95 and doesn’t crash more often.

They can also make it not work if you’re not connected to the internet by having the disk require a network validation every so often. A new game might even automatically install console firmware that updates the console to do this without downloading it online, from the disk.

Reading the comments: Nobody looks at the time or uses the clock, apparently.

I know human beings that struggle to plug in a cable. And not just because of USB superposition.