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Planet Crafter

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_cut

In late 2021, Riverside High School of El Paso, Texas attempted to ban the haircut, claiming the hairstyle "provokes distraction".

Having to relive your life with no hope of it turning out differently is pretty damn torturous.

A never ending cycle, a torturous existence.

if they dont have a license to sell alcohol they can give it away for free.

I dislike that I never got to play it.

Literally what game has a button to roll to avoid fall damage.

Why did they need to do early access for this? They should have just waited until it was done imo

Yeah me either it looks exactly like what I would want it to look like

I dont see too many guys taking merit in that personality test either.

This topic is a failure without a link to test this.

https://www.jetpunk.com/quizzes/how-many-countries-can-you-name

I Wanna Lockpick

I'm not even sure I can beat that game lmao, I'm dead

regular texting costs money and how tf would you do a group chat
or send images let alone videos

Sounds similar to astrology fanatics.

That's the part where you can't look for in universe reasoning. That whole plot is just a big meta joke. They were trying to get a new Jurassic Park off the ground for years but the executives kept shooting it down because they didn't think anyone wanted to see a rinky dink dinosaur movie. At one point they got really far pitching an idea for dinosaur human hybrid soldiers. So this is just a big punchline about how the Suits don't think motherfucking dinosaurs are magical enough for people, and I think it's hilarious.

Well thats kind of how a lot of the original movies were. Outside the moral questions and thoughts brought up it was basically just a fancier monster movie

Finally seeing what the park would be like when it's operational.

Interesting...

A boycott targeting Loblaw is gaining momentum online, with what could be thousands of shoppers taking their money elsewhere in May.
It's the latest sign of Canadians' mounting frustration with the major grocers, which have been under political and public scrutiny for rising food prices and profits.

That's where the financial impact is, she said. It's that consistent loss of consumers over time, because they're very hard to get back once they're gone.
LaBarge said she thinks the grocers don't fully understand how deeply unhappy their customers are, and the risk that poses to their reputations.

It makes me feel old.

I mean when riot themselves say china and korea have such a bad cheating problem that it spills into the other asian servers and affects them too yet they also said vanguard wouldn't be used on those servers.

That's a completely different type of video game, how is that comparable

New players always get matched with new players and almost all cheaters get caught in the new player phase.

I find that unlikely. What cheats do they have?

They rebroadcast the game as an event stream and allow the end-user to create (or more likely, copy and paste) a selection of "scripts" that automate certain behaviors in response to these events. The end result is usually a frame-perfect Zeri kiting on what appears to be a near-lethal dose of caffeine or a god-touched Cassiopeia that, through the power of prayer, has been rendered untouchable by any skillshot.

When piloted optimally, scripter win rates hover around 80% in Ranked games, continually propelling their unyielding supply of accounts through the ladder.

Regular suspensions have stood up a saturated secondary account market, and the barrier to reentry is only the cost of a fresh level 30, which at the time of this article is about $1.99 with a side of large fries. This type of quantity-over-quality pricing strategy is made possible, becauseyou guessed itthe accounts themselves are leveled by scripting applications, resulting in a loop that allows cheaters to iterate against us indefinitely.

Also, I don't think I've EVER encountered a cheater in LoL, and I played waaaay too much of it, so I don't buy the necessity of Vanguard in the slightest.

The Brickening Beings.

You'd think if any company was going to complain, it'd be Nintendo.