Caboose12000

how

he wants you to notice when hes not around

the job of being a cop in the united States actively filters for cowards and power hungry losers. Holding undue power over others is literally the only attractive aspect of the job, so of course it will attract nothing but the worst type of people

I play GTA V Online a lot and the extent of my excitement ended when I saw the release date. I'll just stay in my grind-y billionaire simulator for now, dont know anyone else who cares about VI rn

I don't know what VtM or PF2e mean, but I definitly agree with the rest of your sentiment. Id love to play a campaign in a brutal cival war setting like that

he had a brain worm? like literally? not just like a hyperbolic way of calling him weird?

I want my characters to die. I didn't realize until recently how alone I am in this, but the idea of playing a campaign almost more like a roguelite (or maybe a Pokémon nuzlock?) is so appealing to me. I want the consequences to be so real that a decent player might need 2 or 3 backup characters, where a happy ending isn't garunteed in the slightest and the DM is fine to end the campaign in total tragedy. then the victories and successes would feel so much more earned, and campaigns would feel much less like on-rails experiences. plus failures can encourage creativity. a story where everyone just wins each task after the other is boring

who the hell is RFK?

I tried that for a minute but it didn't flow for me, now I use an extension (tab stash) that does basically the same thing but ✨prettier✨

women are u wanna start with a conte the bed in a way that makes it difficult to get back from the night before we can just meet up with a conte the bed in a way that makes it difficult to get back from the night before we can just meet up with a conte

what the heck is a conte ive never typed that in my life

some games with anticheat will not work, if the developer didn't check the "allow Linux" button in the anticheat provider

all other games ive found so far work great

he was wrong but you are way overcompensating. if windows suddenly became exorbetantly expensive, most people would just stop using computers altogether (its already easy for many people live with just a phone no PC). The remaining computer users (not counting businesses) would be enthusiasts, who are much more likely to enjoy the tinkering of Linux, or put up with it to avoid exorbetant costs. so without even gaining anymore users, Linux's desktop market share would shoot up.

to be clear I don't think Linux Desktop taking over is imminant or "near future." thats nuts, it will probably always be a niche for enthusiasts and thier families/friends. but its also not going to stay eternally at 2-4%, the user experience is constantly improving and encompassing more hardware.