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Adr1ft, (really good)

Prices will rise. Whats new.

Crazy how in the norm this has become. God knows how much of this exists without a camera rolling, or someone witnessing it.

Prisons don't have enough space. Guys like him reach parole again, again. There's a huge issue about this subject in my city. I imagine everywhere else too.

What happens when prisons are out of room? Which is already the case. And the state can't, and or won't find a way to build another one. And there's plenty of proof out there showing that areas with prisons stationed around. Tend to have more frequent crime, homeless, and drugs around. Because the prison once again fills up faster than heck, and the cycle continues.

A close friend of mine had a prison built at the neighboring town not too long ago near his tiny village of a town. And sure enough, your starting to see random people let out from that prison. Become homeless around country area. Passed out around the town. Affiliating with gods knows what. Gets in trouble, goes back to jail, and or prison. And is let out once again.

Where at a point now. Where our population is so large. That this will be a constant. It would take generations of reform to change what systems we have in place, and ourselves as a species. Nothing more than a fleeting dream.

bnui_ransder posted...

Yeah I don't think it's related at all but technology is dumb sometimes

I would try to call Sony, and see if there a warranty for it. If not then you could try some DIY stuff. And or pay someone to fix it.

And concerning the possibility of an external disc drive. Sounds like that is a MAYBE. If Sony actually released one. I wonder if it would be compatible with all PS5 models.
https://www.tomsguide.com/news/the-next-ps5-redesign-could-include-an-external-disc-drive-and-im-worried

Hmm, I'm not sure how a digital product would affect the disc drive? And the PS5 disc drive has always seemed like an after thought. Isn't their going to be a external drive their selling soon?

Also doing some quick Google searches. It definitely looks like a thing that can happen with the PS5

ShineboxPhil posted...

Tc do interval running.
Sprint in short bursts and do a jog to recover and repeat.

This,

I switch from jogging to 80ish yard sprints. Then back to jogging. Saves me a heck of a lot of time.

I've almost got all the challenges done. Close to 40 hours. Your friend is definitely idling. There is not much to do in that game outside of the checklist.

Was it this last huskies game against Portland? I work next to the stadium, so my co workers and I were keeping an eye on traffic then.

Did you visit the ice cream place next to the Walgreens up the hill from the University village? I believe it has one, and or two arcade machines in it.

I havnt been to the pop culture museum, and or aquarium in a very long time. Have zero memory from experiences. Other than enjoying the aquarium a bit.

Pete mentioned he was surprised by the broncos decisions near end game.

The game itself is hardly there. But the story still hit me hard when I got to the end. Soundtrack is real good.

Skyfall has a great theme song. And a pretty good premise. But overall the story sucks. Casino Royale is the only good one he did.

Why they started to get into his personal life is beyond me. I needed a man, a number, and a cool story. That's it.

He also has that meme book out now as well. Which had a ton of articles by him translated. Gets into all of his inspirations. So far I think it's an interesting read.

SDBZ posted...

I miss LawBreakers

Lawbreakers looked amazing. Just came out at a time when arena shooters had zero weight in the pro community. I don't think most pro gamers have the skills to handle shooters like quake, and unreal. When they were big gaming wasn't in the tens of millions yet. Or billions for that matter.

However it would be nice to see a resurgence of them. I just don't see it happening.

Far cry 2
Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow

I think it was an affects artist or something. From Alien that directed blade? I can't exactly remember.

Rian Johnson is not a bad director, and or writer. His films outside starwars are not bad. And even clever to some aspects. Disney controls starwars. Johnson does not. They create the recipe, he cooks it.

VeggetaX posted...

I've seen many indie devs release games in early alpha stages and made millions off it and then sold off their game/company and barely see any updates after that. They built their own reputations.

Yep I got a few early access steam titles when it first started up. Many of them not finished. Some are still seeing updates after all these years. Like that super amazing car physics game Beam ng. I would say I'd never buy into early access again. But I still purchase plenty of triple A games.

Earliest footage I could find from Beam ng, 10 years ago.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KppTmsNFneg

This is a video they posted two months ago.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fQCST5axzAo

Always will be one of my favorite celebrities.

The original game is a alright game with a very good story. The second one is not bad with a good story. Third one is crap, and has a poorly written story.

I could never get myself to play the remake of the first game. The voice cast of first game made that game. And the small little details such as gas in your car, speeding tickets, street lights, and etc.

It's one of my favorites of his. I thought it was okay for a long time. But the more I studied the film. The more I realized how well done it was.

It's impossible that you haven't had it. And if you didn't have symptoms then. That because you were then A symptomatic.

WorsCaseOntario posted...

Older woman takes care of young man

Is that the second game? The first game is the only one that's interested me. The DLC for it was okayish. I liked the pun part. That was it.

pegusus123456 posted...

It's a decent game that massively underutilizes its core gimmick and undercuts most of the gameplay for the sake of the PvP aspect.

Speaking from a non-PvP perspective, it's like this is the first game they made. It's such a massive step back from Dishonored and Prey.

It's because the director of those games. Who founded the company left before working on deathloop. He was a huge fan of system/deus/thief type games. He mentioned in an interview not too long ago. That Besthesda doesn't like funding those type of games, because they take too much time, and money.

So he left and founded another company. And just recently released Weird West.

Princess Mononoke, Castle in the sky, my neighbor Totoro, and the Wind rises will always have a special place in my heart.

I beat directors cut this year on steam. To revisit it. And I thought it was great. There is planning that has to go into how you want to play the game. And there are many ways to play the game. The redone boss battle I think are improved.

It's not at the quality of OG Deus Ex. But I think it's faithful enough. And would technically require at least 3 play through's to see everything.

The only thing that really sucks is all the hacking, and computers. Because my god are there a lot of computers in that game.

I never played Mankind divided. Reviews mentioned a sort of cliffhanger ending. Didn't want get into that if they weren't going to make a third one. I've heard people say mankind divided has better freedom than Revolution.

I'd be excited for a new game. Revolution left a good impression.

Dragon age inquisition
MassEffect 3
Halo 4
SplinterCell Blacklist
Far cry 3
Rainbow Six siege
Dynasty Warriors 6
Call of Duty MW3
Assassin's Creed 3
Gears of War 4
Fable 3
Doom(2016)
Tomb Raider, (2014)
GrandTheft auto V
Metal Gear survive
Elder Scrolls V Skyrim

I'm sure there's more. I've have beaten the sequel, and or sequels to some of these games. But they were definitely the start of me feeling done with said series. I'll still play the older games.

Very impressive.

Prismsblade posted...

If that's the best I could afford I'd probabaly just buy a RV or camping van until I could find better accommodation.

Even then it beats the hell out of housing saw in silicon valley where you're living side by side with like 2 or so dozen people essentially renting out a mattress space for like $2500. Also you're sharing the one bathroom and kitchen, lol.

Sadly I can't find the video anymore for some reason. But I had alot more privacy in basic training. Hell, deployment even.

That sounds terrible, 2500 for shared space should instigate riots.
Here in Seattle a little over a year ago. I found a place for 1'100. But there was a community kitchen with two stoves. And 40 apartment studios. I told the lady I just couldn't do it. Was insanely depressing to stand in one of those rooms.

Jabodie posted...

It does have a tech hub. From my understanding, the very rich live in Bellevue. Like most other US cities right now, there is also a massive rent hike that seems to be going on in the city. I'm seeing 40% increases from listings two years ago (likely why they are unoccupied in the first place).

Bellevue is definitely THE rich go to place. If you spent enough time in Seattle. You can see the night and day differences in how many more household families Bellevue has. But that doesn't mean there isn't rich/successful/hard working people scattered all over Seattle. Lake Stevens has money everywhere around there. University, mount lake area all has money around it.

KhlavicLanguage posted...

i'd suck it up and live in shoreline or something, not really sure why everyone's clamoring to live within 500 feet of downtown considering the whole area's built on wet sand and overdue for a catastrophic earthquake >_>

I've been looking to live in shoreline but I haven't found a place that will charge what I can afford. And thats already half of what I make from minimum. Living on your own In Seattle with minimum is nearly impossible. Unless you can accept that you won't have a kitchen. And have crap parking space.

I live far south right now. And moving back North is more difficult than I thought it would be.

KFHEWUI posted...

The 4 that Nightdive Studios remastered that are in the grid are..

Blood
DOOM 64
Powerslave
QUAKE

I don't know how the other ones were. But I'm grateful they didn't screw up Powerslave. That game badly needed to reach more people. I hope they do the Hexen, and or Heretic games next.

Wow I literally just added a ton of money to the wii u shop. Definitely gonna make the most of it.

Hope the dog is okay. Looked friendly enough when approached and treated fairly.

I watched for a few seasons. Before I fell off. But I enjoyed it then.

Just set the wii u back up again. Hyrule Warriors, XenoBlade chronicles X. And maybe some Master Chief Collection later.

My truck is about about 2/3rds of a full lift. I think it looks great. Makes the oil change easy. Also you can drive over certain obstacles in a super rare occasion.

Great work!

The entire real estate business needs to be redone. To make it difficult for corporate and local alike. It its own manners. As well a mass restructure in a large quantity of other topics. But greed will never subside. As it shouldn't. Fear, chaos, unpredictability of order, have ruled, will always. Maturity is but a grasps at straws.

The remake should never have existed to begin with. Just make a good game for once.... Please.

JuanCarlos1 posted...

It took them 15 years to do a decent 3D game and they ruined it with the sequel. At least the music has always been good regardless of the games quality, but yeah the franchise deserves better.

Which 3d game are you referring too? LOS?

Once again, another pitbull attack that has links to it's past filled with abuse. Of course the article leaves that information on the bottom half.

I had a great time reading those books. If you like those. You should read Timothy Zahn's books.

I worked at a mattress store for over a year. And the best advice I can say is. Visit at least three different business's. And let it be known that your looking for the best deals. Find a bed that your comfortable within each of those three stores. And work on the seeing the best deal is you can get between the three.

A mattress's price can always be marked down from it's value.

Sunset Park for a sunny evening, beautiful view there before sunset. The park is just a patch of grass. It's the view that matters.

Golden gardens, which is near sunset Park.

Sandpoint naval station. It's been closed for a long time now. But it's pretty neat to walk around.

You can see what's left of Northgate Mall. The very first mall in America. Though only about twenty percent of it remains. The rest is now part of the newly built Kraken hockey stuff.

Stupid thing to make a deal out of. I need a drink, and its early still.

Hmm... I'm not convinced about incidents being the reason. One of those stores on Roosevelt Ave in Seattle closing is a completely harmless family oriented area. Sure there are homeless around. But not there specifically.

Doesn't add up.