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So... A lot of stuff like this is coming out. However: "Players are modifying Pokémon Sword and Shield on purpose so that it looks worse in gameplays"

I dunno. I liked the first one just because of this:

Mark Sanford suspends presidential campaign

Luke was a rash person who rushed into things and never really completed his training (he wasn't ready to fight Vader at the end of Empire but had to fight Vader again shortly into Jedi). He's a good person who succumbs to his fears and is good enough to realize it, then feels he failed and is another in a long line of Jedi who raised evil and continued a cycle of failure (to which we have history of this). None of this goes against a single thing about Luke or isn't something Luke could reasonably do 30 years after Jedi unless we're expecting him to be flawless for the rest of time.

I've got my Knives Out for this because he did no such thing.

As long as you don't get in the negative.

Bloomberg heads to Arkansas to file for the 2020 primary.

https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2019/11/11/joe-biden-elizabeth-warren-elitist-attacks-cnn-town-hall-grinnell-iowa-caucuses-2020/2571522001/

I guess we'll see when it's out. One thing I've really liked about the sequels are exactly what sequels are supposed to do: tell new stories with new characters or new stories via existing characters. With the prequels, you knew who was going to live by the end. It was nice to not know exactly how Episode 7 would go, but you kind of saw that they were playing with an Episode 4 framework, so the ending wasn't a shock. With Episode 8, I had no idea how it was going to proceed whatsoever. Many swerves, plenty of cool surprises, and a masterful climax (probably one of my favorites in the Star Wars universe along with Empire), it was some really good shit. I'd like to feel like, "wtf's gonna happen," in 9. I'm pretty sure Rian Johnson has enough experience writing, directing and winning awards that he knows more about how to make a good movie out of the Star Wars universe than the, "howd the bombs drop vertically" crowd.

I'm pretty sure it's you and a few others who are uncomfortable, dude. That was a lovely moment, and he's wearing a purple ribbon on TV as part of awareness of pancreatic cancer and raising money to fight it.

I was watching it as it happened, and he was doing much worse than anyone else and had much less money. I don't know whether or not he would have figured it out, but at that point with nearly no chance of winning, it was a better way to go out. Here's a higher quality version, btw:

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2019/11/just_dance_2020_sold_better_on_wii_than_ps4_or_xbox_one_in_its_opening_week_uk It sold best on the Switch, but seriously, I'm pretty impressed a Wii game would sell like that. There's a dedicated fan base on that machine.

Wipeout

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/national-security/after-push-rick-perry-his-backers-got-huge-gas-deal-n1079896

I'll be the judge of what gif you use.

I want to make a thread where we can talk about our favorite twists in gaming without spoiling other games. So there will be a lot of spoiler tags. When I think of things that stunned me, I think of most Metal Gear Solid games. MGS1 I played after 2, and yet: MGS2: MGS3: MGSV:

I've been doing stuff with the lady so I only was able to play Friday, but what I played was really cool, and I've enjoyed the cutscenes as well. But for shits and giggles, I may anyone who says something bad about the game.

There isn't. This is new for her, though, since she was primarily going after Sanders/Warren before.

Courageous Republican not running for reelection says whistleblower should be protected.