rigatti
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6 monthsIt’s been that way for a long time. The term smurfing, I think, originated with Warcraft II.
Because it’s free to play and it’s supposed to be a deterrent to smurfing.
It’s still kinda like that here.
What did you learn though…?
- 7 months
You’re right, the culture does move too fast, and it’s too broad and segregated. The plus side is that you can find content for almost any niche interest, but that obviously comes at a cost.
- 8 months
I name it Frembley.
What do you mean? Now I get the feature of not being to click on the clock on my second monitor to open the calendar! I had been waiting for that feature for ages.
- 9 months
Hades 2 was one of the few games I’ve ever gone back to after playing in early access. And I played it after every major release. I agree though, I was less excited when it was fully released than I probably would have been if I had waited.
Well they just said they do, so that’s probably a good bet.
Not a professional thing, but I played lacrosse in high school, and I now have a habit of kicking anything forward that I drop, since we would practice kicking the ball forward to scoop it up.
You mean when someone uses “their” in place of “they’re”? I’m confused what you’re yelling about.
Man-made stones are better and cheaper, and they have been for a while now.
Kind of similar story of ancient gaming tragedy, I was a young lad going for 100% in FFVII, and after spending however many hours getting everything ready, I saved right by Emerald Weapon, deciding to tackle him right after school the next day. Aaaaand then I came back to everything on the memory card being gone due to some dumb glitch. Still never beat Emerald Weapon.
It’s like a lot of AI content where if you’re just scrolling past, or not scrutinizing, it looks real enough. I’m sure soon it will take lots of scrutiny to distinguish.
Agree but I think the trend started before Balatro. Slay the Spire was probably more influential in that sense.
Toki Pona.
Good explanation, thanks!
What happens when they interact with bubbles?
Deuce, apparently.