

It sucks that the studio forced Amy Lee to add the Nu Metal rap backup vocals to Being Me to Life. It’s aged the worst out of any of her songs because of it.
It sucks that the studio forced Amy Lee to add the Nu Metal rap backup vocals to Being Me to Life. It’s aged the worst out of any of her songs because of it.
I’m playing it right now and enjoying it. Not sure what the person you replied to disliked.
I didn’t say it was HL3. I replied to a post implying the series hasn’t had an update in 20 years.
It’d be like a Star Wars fan wondering why there’s buzz about the movie coming out next year despite it being 42 years since Return of the Jedi. And the answer is that even if that’s the last one that particular fan personally cared about, there has been Star Wars media since then.
Also, Alyx did resolve the HL2E2 ending. It didn’t add a whole lot on past that, but the cliffhanger was very much addressed.
They’re trying Google Glass again?
That cliffhanger got addressed in Half-Life: Alyx. And replaced with a different cliffhanger.
Half-Life: Alyx came out 5 years ago…
I remember on a browser-based multiplayer game in the early 2000s, the vets would tell annoying or cheating newbies that they were using the “CTRL+WIN” to see their moves. Of course, as soon as they hit CTRL+W…
There were multiple possible endings for both Geralt and Ciri, including endings where Ciri survives.
Changing
Marketing team: “There must be some combination of colors and letters that will make our brand a smash hit. We just need to find them!”
What a terrible title.
Breakfast for dinner. I find deserts too arid for my taste.
Horror has always been a source of social commentary, though. Going all the way back to at least Frankenstein, published in 1818.
Ah. I haven’t switched to Wayland yet so I wasn’t aware of that issue.
There’s also the unofficial flatpak, which works rather well.
I’m running mine in Alpine.
Google search has sucked for a couple years now. DuckDuckGo is better for everything except maps.
Finally they get the title right!
Epictetus. “Some things are up to us and some are not up to us.”