LazyPiranha

I loved Remnant and thought it managed to blend souls gameplay with RE4 better than it had any right to, but honestly I feel like the procedural generation added very little. I remember biomes and bosses from the first game, but I couldn’t tell you the layout of a single level. Finding there were entire quest lines I simply missed out on purely because of a world seed is more of a bummer than a motivation to reroll the world and start again. I kind of wish they would just make a really great hand crafted world then do the piecemeal thing.

I don’t know, given the history of extremely casual contract acceptance between these two, I didn’t seem that egregious of a ruling. It doesn’t necessarily imply that ALL contracts can proceed as such, but if you’ve been doing business for years off of something as flimsy as “yup” in a text then you’ve only got yourself to blame.

Also it seems that you can deactivate your threads account BUT… you can’t delete it without also deleting your instagram account at the same time.

It is truly staggering the degree to which one fucking moron decided to buy a brand new car and drive it off a cliff and many others only took away the lesson that it looked sick as hell and that they should do it too.

Wrestling is which big strong man can hold another big strong man so well that they can’t even move while pinned to the floor in spandex.

Dude wrestling is right there…

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Just don’t hear it 400 times a day or the rest won’t load.

You mean the whole air getting super hot/combusting thing? The problem with that is the amount of time involved. Heat is one thing, time is another. Even if we assume that the sudden implosion did create significant heat and even a combustion, which some people debate, implosion takes place over a matter of milliseconds. You still need time to burn something to a cinder no matter how hot it is. You can watch people cooking a steak on lava and whole the outside gets charred to a crisp immediately, the inside is essentially raw, and that’s thousands of degrees with a much higher thermal density than air. A cremation chamber takes two hours to reduce a body to ash at 2,000 degrees. Someone on Reddit did the math and under a perfect spherical compression that amount of gas in that sub would probably get to about 2,500 degrees. Even if those absolutely perfect conditions were met and the water and debris didn’t reduce the column of air into countless smaller bubbles, those few milliseconds means that it would have been hit enough to burn a body to ashes for about 1/480,000th the amount of time necessary before they were surrounded by seawater slightly above freezing.

The only thing Musk loves more than himself is unsheathed nutting.

Is James Cameron engineering submarines in the same way Elon Musk is engineering electronic cars, or is he doing more than signing a fat check?

Imagine having two separate generations of your family dead at the exact same spot on the bottom of the ocean, but separated by over a century.

It’s kind of you to say I had a chance to win @Emblazon, however I looking at it I maybe was solid on six at best. I just forgot to come back and submit them. Congrats to winner though, and thank you for doing this, it was a ton of fun.

No one should ever ask if gamers are happy because we already know the answer.

Fuck the globe, kid is rocking a rolodex in 2023.

Well sure, you keep him off the air for as long as possible and his brand and worth both go down significantly.

I had some trouble hearing the very beginning opening with Gwen speaking over the drum solo, but after that I didn’t have any problems.

I loved the original when it came out, excited to see how poorly it’s aged for me.

New Yorkers: This Is Your Opportunity to Experience a Real-Life Poison Level HARD-DRIVE.NET If you are a gamer in New York City, this is your best chance in a lifetime to experience a real life video game level.…

So now canceling means suffering mild to no consequences at all?

I’m going to regret this if I’m wrong.

First one this week is a total guess for me, second I have no idea, and I got more confident from there.

I was wondering how the first two were Disney, then I remembered the wonders of corporate hegemony.

No amount of love for the sequel trilogy is going to solve the fact that this is a several thousand dollar two day LARP experience where you don’t see the out of doors. Yeah, there are enough Star Wars weirdos out there to make that work on some sort of scale, but all year every year? No. You’re paying an absurd premium and you get to go on each of the Star Wars rides at the park once.