Pyr

I’ve been using Voyager since I gave up on Sync.

It’s okay but I wish I could go back to Sync, there were little quality of life things that just made it so easy. Plus more customization.

It’s getting ridiculous. The internet is ruined.

Search for something simple like how to change a tire and you get a 10 page article starting with “Firstly, what is a tire? Well…”

It’s not that you can’t make it through the denizens, making it through the denizens is usually easy. It’s just a waste of time for the most part.

I haven’t played silksong, but I’m just going off other games in the past for my experience.

If you make it through the hallway of meaningless denizens that just waste time and get to the boss, then die to the boss… Why waste time going through the meaningless denizens again to challenge the boss?

I can see it on higher difficulties when you need to make sure you get through the meaningless denizens perfectly in order to preserve your health and resources to have a better chance of defeating the boss.

But when you just want to experience the story on lower difficulty why make the denizens less powerful to make the boss easier when you can instead just put the save point in front of the boss in instead of the denizens? You’ve already made it through the denizens, it’s not like you’re skipping content.

Eh, make it optional. On hard difficulty make it a thing, medium difficulty allow it to be skipped.

YouTube should have a way to filter out certain content.

Like sub 1000 subscriber Chanel’s, 1000-10,000 channels, >10,000 etc

Sometimes you just don’t want to watch the big time YouTubers.

It’s not their job to police the ownership of the steam account.

The steam account owns the game, whoever controls the steam account owns the rockstar game.

Debateble…

Didnt they find out that she was like murdered or something when someone started posting pictures of the crime scene everywhere? Or am I misremembering?

Capitalism and the free market is supposed to encourage efficiency and innovation in order to remain competitive in order to keep prices low… Is Sony against capitalism? Is it against the free market? Is in adverse to innovation? C’mon Sony … Stop being lazy.

I’m 30 and I don’t even own a TV.

When I was younger I thought that would be a ridiculous statement for anyone to make, and never thought it would be true for me.

But now I just watch most of my shows and movies on my phone or PC.

Definitely would be pretty easy to figure out a fake phone profile. Unless you are constantly updating it, any photo/emails/texts call logs will have timestamps from like months/years ago. Might fool a few, but even less if it becomes a widespread thing and authorities become aware of how it works.

For the scale required to store hundreds on tonnes of rice? Anything less wouldn’t be much if a national food reserve.

Being a middleman. Someone I know ran a business selling T-shirts with print on them and never touched a shirt. Just took the order, and then ordered it from some shop in China to directly ship it to “his” customer.

Basically just ran a website, took money, and worked customer service if needed.

I’m not saying getting rid of local representation is the solution, necessarily. In fact, I personally think the opposite is true and we need more local representation.

It’s just with the current system, local representation is kind of useless and supports gerrymandering and corruption.

If I were in charge I would demand political parties to disperse completely and local representatives be the only people on the ballot to go ahead and make decisions for the people who voted for them. Vote for the person not the party.

Don’t forget the $200k gold bar bribe attached to it

Why don’t they just transfer $200k directly to Trump?

When everyone votes along party lines, why does it matter if you have local representation ? Barely any of them actually vote how they think their constituents would want them to vote, they vote however the party tells them to vote.

Well at least with phone tap there’s like a limit of $200, so maybe some company can corner a niche market where they only cover small daily purchases. No $10,000 credit balances or $2000 purchases and points and whatnot, just like $1000 balance limits and max $200 on purchases through tap.

You wouldn’t need quite as much capital that way, and I bet that would eat a good chunk of business from visa and MasterCard.

That “CEO” Looks like they could still be in highschool as well