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Middle hope posted...

Witcher 3

Ambience posted...

Witcher does a great job

I was thinking about this, but is The Witcher 3 really high fantasy? It's more dark fantasy than high fantasy.
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Consider the visuals, design (architecture, clothing, landscapes etc.), the lore, worldbuilding, characters, game mechanics and any other components that do an excellent job of getting the high fantasy setting right.

Note: we're talking all-time, so feel free to mention any game or game series on any platform in any era.
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Wtf does "an hero" mean?
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White people are great.
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I don't think one is better than the other.
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Firefox is the best anyways.
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It seems like you already have an opinion of a game you've played a good deal of already. Why are you even considering playing it again?
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Probably the 1920s for the upper-middle and upper class. 1945-1960s for white middle class Americans. Modern era for lower class Americans. 1776 was probably America's greatest year. 1776-1815 was pretty good, because of the foundations it set for the future.
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Half French, half Indian.
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A rundown on things I'd miss if I lose any of them:

PIG:
-pork bacon
-pork sausage rounds
-ham meat for sandwiches, or roast ham
-pork tenderloin
-most pizza meats

COW
-steaks
-beef for sandwiches, BBQ beef (skewers)
-beef burgers (big loss)
-mince meat for Mexican food, Italian dishes, some Indian food
-beef hotdogs (usually the best kind)

CHICKEN
-my favorite pizza usually includes chicken
-some macaroni types include chicken
-most of my favorite rice and curry dishes include chicken (eg. Butter Chicken and Biryani)
-occasional used in sandwiches
-Quesadillas
-chicken wings, fries and roast flavored chicken
-half of my favorite Chinese dishes
-Most wrap type foods
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You're self aware. Now it's time to improve, and be the person you want to be.
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IDK about "obsession", but the first time I understood that breasts were attractive was when I was 11 years old and in Pastor's camp. The female instructor had a revealing top.
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EpicMickeyDrew posted...

That would drive you insane

This guy Lovecrafts.
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catboy0_0 posted...

aren't you a guy

aren't you a cat?
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Bishop9800 posted...

Ambience posted...

AlephZero posted...

catboy0_0 posted...

Trump was a mistake

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TarElessar posted...

Vita_Aeterna posted...

Do you need to complete a bunch of courses that has nothing to with your major/ the degree you're trying to obtain?

It depends on how you define "having nothing to do with".
American / Canadian degree programmes sometimes force you to do humanities courses in a STEM degree, so I suppose the British system isn't quite as bad.
I'll use STEM degrees as an example as I am most familiar with them and it's roughly like that (generally speaking):
US/CA: You want to study Electrical Engineering? Well, you can't do that without learning about American history.
UK: You want to study Electrical Engineering? Well, better learn about civil engineering, fluid dynamics, and, uhm, public transport? And also learn a foreign language because wynaut?
Germany: You want to study Electrical Engineering? Well, you can take courses in robotics, telecommunications, embedded systems, and whatever else you'd like to specialise in.
NZ: Wait, we have universities?

That's what I'm getting at here. For me, the UK system makes a lot more sense. Way more sense. US/CA is fucking ridic (I know because I go to a Canadian univ, and currently in the process of transferring to a good global university) with their insistence on me doing math/science/social science and language bullshit as an arts student.
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Do you need to complete a bunch of courses that has nothing to with your major/ the degree you're trying to obtain?
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TarElessar posted...

Oxbridge nowadays is filled with mostly slightly above average students from "prestigious" British high schools that think they're better than everyone else because their shitty A-levels system told them that they actually understand some of the /three/ subjects they took. Due to its high "true" international fees (i.e. non EU), it is almost impossible for excellent internationals to study there, and plenty of Asians are taken in just for their money, without even being able to speak enough English to understand lectures.
Oxbridge is also plagued by affirmative action and minority rates in some colleges, and you can tell that some students have just been accepted to fill their token minority slots.
A major benefit of Oxbridge education is their strong supervision system, which allows even the dumbest students to get a grasp on their subject - unfortunately it slows down the pacing for students who understand the material and is often a waste of time. If you want to know more about Oxbridge, AMA I guess.

UK education system encourages specialization. Something I would prefer right now instead of needing a "well-rounded" education.

But yeah, of course the Oxbridge unis have declined since the Post-war period but they're still consistently top 5 along with MIT, Harvard and Stanford.
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When in actually Cambridge and Oxford are better because you don't need to be a legacy applicant to increase your chances to enter significantly all the while being just as prestigious as Harvard/Yale? Plus Harvard is racist and simultaneously SJW. Plus they require an exuberant amount of money and they're all private universities, while Oxbridge is public. How do you claim to be smarter when money is as much as of a factor in getting in than your intelligence and accomplishments?

Americans, amirite?

*shrugs*
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Anything Ghibli.
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I've never owned a Vita.

Do you mean you like life (vita is "life" in Latin)?
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I wonder what post I made that made @DocileOrangeCup follow me
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I like the dress.
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No. Why do you think I post on this board like all the other losers?
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Polycosm posted...

None of you seem to understand... immigrants aren't locked away from us-- we're locked in here with Trump.

Kek
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She definitely has make-up on, even if it's minimal. She has also done her hair and her eyebrows.
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DezDroppedFreak posted...

Im attracted to timid grils

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That's physical assault.

Reported.
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Neither.
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TC.

Wtf sort of name is "TC"?
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Bananana posted...

TC are you mad because you get banned on both Reddit AND gamefaqs.gamespot.com?

Obv. He's a provisional user.
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Twist: itachi15243 is one of the ten convicts.
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No embed.

Blocked.
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You should send all CE users muffins for Christmas, and you know what? I'll make you VIP.
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Nothing. Hopefully no one bought anything for me either so I don't feel bad.
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Cats are conservative fucks. Just get rid of their orthodox option and let them try the new one.
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Fill me in on why people hate Kissinger?
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Why do people even care about this guy?
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Bump
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Jakey is 100% right.
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Poll.
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Muffinz0rz posted...

Michigan rejects 35 ACT? The fuck

University of Michigan is a damn good school. It's up there with Duke, UPenn, Cornell, Chicago etc.
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All I know is don't put any historical figure on a pedestal.
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Drpooplol posted...

Vita_Aeterna posted...

Yes but most students wouldn't be able to appreciate the importance of it in their teenage years, and how many of them will remember what they learn?

You can say that about almost every subject jfc. Why even have school?

I conceded that in my original draft of that post but I'll defend my argument:

Ok. You can say the same for all of them buuuuuut...learning finances isn't the same as learning something like science/math..The application of it isn't important because you need math/science/ english for post-secondary requirements (very often also mandatory to graduate HS--you can of course make finances mandatory for graduation) and people actually have a passion about this stuff. Finances? Who the fuck in HS cares about this? Business sure, but finances? I don't think so. It's a valuable skill, but people won't care for it until they're home-owners, business-owners or something that requires a lot of care to personal finances. Sure everyone at age 18 will have to file taxes and do stuff related to jobs, or school but that's easy--especially with TurboTax.
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"Death is so terribly final, while life is full of possibilities."

Yes but most students wouldn't be able to appreciate the importance of it in their teenage years, and how many of them will remember what they learn?
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Cornmuffins posted...

Not sure

"call him brett"
"lazer tag guy"

the second one some ppl might know, but I'm guessing a lot of these are going to be hard to guess unless they're super obvious

I have 101 tags, and most of them can only be guessed by me, so yeah you gotta post ones people can guess.

I don't know any of the ones you posted but I haven't been around CE as most here.
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I tagged this user with the following: "mad about Angie Varona."
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