When I was in elementary or junior high, we were asked to write an essay on what we thought the world would be like in 2025.
Not one single person thought the Nazis would return, let alone be Americans.
When I was in elementary or junior high, we were asked to write an essay on what we thought the world would be like in 2025.
Not one single person thought the Nazis would return, let alone be Americans.
I haven't had any friends that are actually in my life since 2009.
I like TOTK's map. It's not really the activities there are to do in the map, but the sights. BOTW, with the same main map, is good but you had very few traversal options, making it too big. But you can literally build a helicopter in TOTK and fly everywhere, so you can actually explore it in a more timely manner.
The floating sky stuff was more disappointing than the underground, personally.
I'd prefer memory safety, any kind of overflow sounds bad for production.
That's what the bucket is for.
There are very few places that will actually challenge you if you wear the right outfit and have confidence. I haven't worked at Walmart in years, but I can still wander around the back room looking for unstocked items if I wear a blue vest and some jeans.
Universally, you could just wear a janitor's coveralls and carry a mop and bucket around.
Old beaver ass?
I don't have either... :(
Of course. It's EA we're talking about.
These are the same assholes that when they bought Bioware, they shut down bioware's own official website where you were encouraged to store your game keys (for NWN, Jade Empire, SOTOR, etc) without informing any of its users that it was closing, and that your keys were going to be deleted, and then when you complained about it they just told you to buy the games again.
Something is bugged out. Both of them are huge in the first phase.
Am I kenough, tho?
Back in the day, every single video game used to have a little note on the box, in the manual or even on screen when starting it up that you should stop playing every 15 to 20 minutes to walk around and look at something other than a screen.
Haven't seen that warning in multiple decades now. And I doubt it was ever shown on office software.
I'd probably like it. Those wafers are fun. Tasteless, but the texture is the same as those vanilla wafer cookies. With marshmallow fluff, it would actually taste good, too.