Lurker > ParanoidObsessive

I like skating, but there is no where around me to skate casually. And using them as transportation is annoying because you have to swap them out in between stores.

I'd like an example where god is EXACTLY what they seem in a video game

ok... I just looked

1,469,441 Bananas were sold in the last 24 hours according to my steam stats...

Assuming the bulk of these are in rubles, and the dev gets 1 fractional currency every transaction... that's a good $15k a day, every day... forever

...holy crap that's easy money

but I'd say that if you're looking for people to be impressed by your video game accomplishments, stick to games that don't have any sort of paid advantages.

it sprung a leak

was the sequel any good? the trailers seemed like it was over-the-top but not in a good way

Most of these tests are hot garbage

I can't imagine why it might sound like that.

I hate copilot

I'm concerned about disease from other worlds. Nobody wants space herpes

The jaffa can't get herpes

The risk is worth the reward.

Also not everyone follows Ice hockey.

I mean, we're mostly Americans on a video game website, even if we like sports they are most likely American ones

Craig Ferguson would actually be a great pick.

Brandon Sanderson, finishing off Wheel is something he's known for

cole slaw is gross though, hard pass.

Interesting that dogs were preferred for a long time, but the preference changed to cats as the number of users declined.

Its okay to not make topics here, just to let you know.

It's clearly NOT a city, so hydrocity.

Painting fees like that in a positive light by calling it "supporting local" can actually have the opposite effect. A lot of people like the idea of doing more to support local businesses, given that the money spent there stays within the community and gives them an opportunity to meaningfully shape what's available in their city. It's widely accepted that that often means spending a bit more because small businesses don't have as many opportunities to cut corners as larger ones (economies of scale, negotiating supplier discounts with larger buying power, supplier exclusivity deals), so if a delivery platform tacks on a fee that's explicitly meant to support local businesses (and it does, because delivery platforms' fees take a huge chunk out of small businesses' revenue), people accept that as an inevitable cost of the greater good. Framing the fee like that also hides that it does not itself directly support local businesses, since these delivery platforms are generally multinational corporations.

If your idea for a city relies on vehicles that currently don't exist as anything other than concept art, it's probably not going to come to fruition.

Under Fandom, though, their conduct to date has shown that they believe social traffic on the site is impeding their ability to make use of it, so any day now there's a chance they'll just kill it with little warning.

Pretty sure 99% of kids thought the Genesis was the first Sega console. I know I did.

"Genesis" is a good name for a first console, but kind of weird and confusing for a second one.

Nintendo dolphin would be the goofiest console name of all time

This post feels so like... 2006. I feel like the hype around these types of events is just non-existent anymore. Nobody really treats them seriously since E3 died.

As I'm interpreting it, it's not accelerating the passage of time, it's just accelerating the aging process.

Probably would use it. I dont want to extend my life but aging some people to get them out of this world quicker would be something to consider.

Meanwhile, you de-age by the same margin, so unless you're only making a few years' difference it's going to be really obvious that you're responsible.

I don't understand this but OK! :D

Only 1 in 31,560 people have a 160+ IQ

RI is pretty dead, what about this place?

i like certain aspects of each, but marvel has wolverine so dc can suck it.

DC has Batman and... nothing else.