On top of that, bullshit “reputation” rules should never exist here.

When I first made my reddit account years ago, I remember being so confused when I couldn’t post more than one comment every 10 minutes (absolute bullshit arbitrary restriction), and when I tried to join a community with “too low karma.” “Oops, you can’t do that cause you’re an unpopular nobody and we don’t want you here… Yet.”

What’s the actual point of holding someone back from joining your online community if they don’t have enough “points” on their comments or posts? It’s just such bullshit imo, and restricts everything an online forum should be.

Or don’t give your money to a corporation that’s going all in on AI and data centers (which will wreak havoc on our already incredibly strained ecosystem).

Not to mention that Geforce Now is a subscription like Game Pass.

I love GMod. It will always have a spot on my hard drive.

But I agree. It takes them at least three months after the fact to release a monthly “patch” that I’m not sure actually does anything.

It could just be me and the insane amount of addons I’ve downloaded from the workshop, but it’s also really unstable. Like it takes me at least 5-10 minutes to go from launching the game to actually loading into a map; and once I’m there, I need to be careful with whatever I’m doing because even the slightest stutter will crash the game completely.

If we can do that, then I choose to be reincarnated as my aunt and uncle’s dog. He’s a Bichon mix that gets to just hang around all day in the southern California sun, eating amazing food (he gets scraps after meals), going on awesome trips around the world and sailing…

I thought this was supposed to come out around November last year? Isn’t that what everyone was saying shortly after the Oblivion Remaster dropped?

Depends on where you live. In San Diego it’s about $6/gallon

I just want to say that the screenshots for this game honestly look amazing, and this might be the first game to get me interested in tactical RPGs.

The Witcher 3

Clunky combat, simplistic gameplay (which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but when everyone and their damn mother praises the game nonstop…), too long of a story.

I finished it, but had no real desire to keep going or try different choices or whatever. I played Hearts of Stone, but still kinda had to force myself to finish it, and I only got an hour into Blood and Wine before calling it quits entirely. There’s just too much.

Couldn’t tell you. It’s just a habit for me to lock my shit up when I leave/not using it (car, house, etc.).

I don’t know how people are fine with leaving their house/car unlocked just because. I also don’t trust people because I’ve had way, way too many experiences with complete and total dumbass idiots who don’t know what they’re doing with themselves to be able to leave anything to chance.

Since RPS can’t be fuckin bothered to put it in the title, the game is called The Wide Open Sky is Running Out of Catfish

I feel like we’ve gotten this same headline over the past 20 years

I’m gonna say AVP Classic cause it’s the only other one I’ve played.

Wax - Scumbag

Wax is a rapper of YouTube fame from Montana (moved to LA), and this is honestly one of my favorite songs. Just about being a selfish piece of shit.

That almost doesn’t seem fair.

Like judging the academic merits of an AP high schooler, and a toddler just starting kindergarten.

Watch almost nothing actually be prehistoric and everyone still uses pokeballs and pokecenters

This is why Palworld is superior. That game don’t give a fuck.

Well if they actually put them out in a timely manner, gave decent discounts more often, and not wait around for two years before thinking about making a PC port maybe things would be different.

Apparently there was a “big” announcement at the VGAs? I don’t watch those, nor do I watch ads much at all, so I had no idea about this other than the posts/articles complaining about the fact they had an announcement at the VGAs

Damn now we got multiplayer? I haven’t even played since they added real character models, but this game is incredibly fun.

Favorite: In-N-Out. As a California native, I always have to stop whenever I’m near one, and it literally has never disappointed. It’s always just as tasty, just as fresh, and it’s always a decent “budget” option ($11-13 for a combo meal that you know is gonna be delicious ain’t half bad).

Least favorite: McDonald’s probably; I don’t count BK, but I don’t think they’re bad just not on my radar. It’s the one I probably eat the least because it’s just overrated and actual slop by now.