I beat Warhammer 40k Rogue Trader finally. Now I’m doing a fash playthrough of Disco Elysium.
I beat Warhammer 40k Rogue Trader finally. Now I’m doing a fash playthrough of Disco Elysium.
He posted a picture of of a fat Master Chief to complain about games being “wokewashed”.
In this case it’s the Lithuanian National Radio and Television. I wouldn’t put it past a butthurt belt publication to spread fake news about Russia.
“Irregardless”
I love the irony of a company who’s most well known service is an ecommerce site that tries to manipulate people into impulse buying and overconsuming having “frugality” as one of it’s leadership principles. It’s up there with the Bezos Post using “Democracy dies in darkness” as a slogan or Google using “don’t be evil” as their motto.
She’s the wojak chuds use to represent socially progressive people. This slammer screenshot is a good example.
Communism is when stereotypically woke blue hair SJW college girl in gender studies degree that I keep fantasizing about owning with facts and logic.
Mango Mussolini is always right.
He’s into woke and DEI
Something about this phrasing amuses me.
A real life preemptive last resort.
Holy shit the comments on that article are terrible.
Maybe if we put it in terms of football fields or empire state buildings or number of burgers…
Where does the meme about Poland having a disproportionately large population of femboys come from anyway?
The same people who take pro-Beijing positions on Xinjiang often follow suit on China’s ongoing crackdown in Hong Kong.
Yes
after their first choice got outed for covering up a murder
There was a pick before Walz? Who was it?
Having Drumpf in the White House another 4 years will give the Democrat party a massive angle for donation fishing.
I need to know the origin of this gif.
I liked it quite a bit. The combat system is easy enough to wrap your head around. Being able to see what your chances of hitting different enemies are before you move is a nice touch. I played on daring and the game felt a little too easy at points.
The story is good and the companion characters (and some other npcs) are compelling. The game has roughly 3 “alignments” that decisions can fall under that give perks for advancing them. I played as a heretic, for instance, and got an ability from that alignment that lets me massively boost a party members’ stats for a few turns, but they fall prone afterwards.
Each character gets 2 classes as they advance. With that in mind the choices currently feel pretty limited.
The minigame Owlcat shoved into the game - ship combat - is actually pretty fun unlike in their Pathfinder games.