Then in the words of Randy Pitchford: It sounds like you aren't a true fan!
Yes, I meant 24 minutes, thanks for the catch
Then in the words of Randy Pitchford: It sounds like you aren't a true fan!
Yes, I meant 24 minutes, thanks for the catch
Crap, thank you! What a typo. I fixed it, but also did not try to hide my shame
Kinda want one
This is the answer. Might be a (new?) part of their agreement
I still like DDG and recommend it. But I also recently switched to Kagi, a paid search engine, and have been quite happy.
No, use your brain. There is still no hope for the Democratic Party
Get ready for RKF JR to introduce this as a new health policy in 3.. 2..
As I understand it, the protocol has the ability to decentralize built in. But the technical requirements are prohibitively high to the point only large businesses or corps could afford to do it. I also believe (someone correct me) the company hasn’t switched on the functionality yet.
Wait, so it is a genocide now?
Gotta wonder how long until he tries to fire the women from the Supreme Court
People are into vinyl and tube TVs again. Barnes & Noble just opened a huge branch in a hot (meaning: expensive) neighborhood here in Chicago. I guess people like physical things again.
I mean. It’s a fun show and all but this meme places us as the murderous megalomaniac, literally one of the worst people on the planet.
He qualifies early on the types of games he’s discussing; anything with a story or that has meaning to us. IIRC he even mentioned the very scenario you bring up: A linear game where we still get to choose whether we finish it simply by not playing. He also mentions we can do this with other media like books.
It’s just an exploration of how we handle getting near the end of something that had meaning for us, both video games and events in our lives.