Not just anyone, it was the “Democratic” governor Jared Polis. I put democratic in quotes not because the Democrat party is above this (they’re not) but because Polis is showing that he’s much more in alignment with libertarians and conservatives than he is with any sort of liberal or leftist agenda.

Primarily, I’m utterly confident no one would create a drawing as detailed as this for a meme as dumb as this. And it’s clearly not shittily photoshopped because the style of the Rock and the style of the claws are too consistent.

Exactly. Lilith Walther loves that aesthetic so much that she animates and builds entire games in it today

I’m looking forward to the Supreme Court ruling that a sitting Supreme Court member has “operational immunity” and effectively ruling that anyone on the Supreme Court can break the law as much as they want until their fucking life sentence term is up

New video games.

I understand the hype around a new game you’re specifically looking forward to, but people drag the Steam Deck because it’s “not powerful enough” for the latest AAAA game. Have you seen the disgustingly huge catalog of old amazing games from the 6th, 7th, and 8th console generations that are perfectly playable on the Steam Deck? How many games have gen Z and gen Alpha missed out on simply because they’re “old.”

I 100% agree. TLOU is a very basic game, however it’s magnificently well put together.

The core gameplay mechanics are very simple, but the AI of the enemies is great. The story is very derivative and unoriginal (right up until the last 5 minutes) but it’s extremely well told.

All that said, The Last of Us Part 2 more than makes up for it. EVERYTHING is improved. The story is engaging, , well-told, and gripping. The gameplay is weightier and grounded and intense. There were so many times I forgot I was playing a game with zombies in it.

If you can bare TLOU, it’s worth it for the context you get for playing the sequel.

If you ask me, playing on lower difficulties is boring. But there’s an insane rush from the challenge and chaos on the higher difficulties. Also the core mechanics mesh so well together; every action feels heavy and like a tactical decision.

I agree; it‘s new if someone else says it.

Oh yes, I’m sure this is true. As everyone knows, Trump is a renowned truther. Everyone knows what Trump says is good to listen to

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Why. the FUCK. THE FUCKING FUCK. is this news?

Well, when I’m sleeping it’s definitely “soooooock shooooooe. sooooooock shooooooe”

I don’t believe them. They just think that lying to the public will sell more PS5s… somehow

My favorite part about this is how there are 3 versions of the scream hanging in the Munch museum in Oslo

I’m pretty sure the Pixel Buds had live translation a number of years ago, but I like the joke nonetheless

Sounds like yet another great handheld device [to install SteamOS on]!

“Hit by rubber bullet” as if it was a stray. Watch the live broadcast and it’s clear as day the shooter lifted his gun and aimed straight at her without provocation

I should preface this by saying I am not Irish nor black nor brown so take anything I say about race and disparaged people groups with that in mind (read: I have no authority to speak on this).

From my perspective it seemed like the fact that the vampire was Irish was purely a vehicle to make the point that while Irish people have historically been oppressed, there’s still a stark difference between life for the Irish in America, and life for black people in America. I think that point was clearly made during the introduction to the vampire when he was being chased by natives who already knew that he was a vampire, but even so the klansmen trusted the vampire over the non-white people and didn’t turn him over.

I also don’t think they were punching down on Irish people by writing one character as both a vampire and an Irishman. I don’t think that fits into any pre-existing stereotypes. I think it would be a slightly different story if he were an alcoholic or something like that. Furthermore, it didn’t seem like anything about him being Irish was demonized. He did an Irish jig but to me that seemed like it was just the way that he would’ve known to dance when he was excited.

I dunno, that’s just my thoughts that are probably worth nothing. I thought the entire movie was about the development of American popular music, and how white people would act like leeches (blood suckers) around black culture in order to make money off of them.