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Hopefully they’re Family to help with the victim queues, my friends pretty much stopped playing victim because it takes so long to find a match.
Hopefully they’re Family to help with the victim queues, my friends pretty much stopped playing victim because it takes so long to find a match.
Whew, I heard from a friend it was going that way. The Devs say in the article that they just meant it would recieve occasional content updates like they did with with the first game in their early access model.
They confirmed that it will not have any subscriptions, or battle passes or anything which is great. They also mention that while coop will be possible, it won’t be required to play the game, and you can still experience everything single player.
Glad to hear they haven’t joined the dark side yet!
But, we did straighten the leaning tower. It was leaning too far and in threat of collapsing so we spent a huge amount of resources straightening it just enough it wouldn’t fall.
Sure I’d love to move to the city, but rent/costs are waay higher in the city. I couldn’t afford to move to the city, even considering the cost of gas.
I don’t thinka Ev are going to save us, but they give those wanting to make a change the option. That said if you can afford a fancy new Ev you likely have the available income to move closer so idk.
Edit: just wanted to say I agree with everything you said, just bring up problems with implementation for the sake of discussion :)
That works for urban areas, but so much of Canada is rural. If I biked to work I’d need to leave like 3 hours before work started. And that doesn’t even address winter travel, good luck using your bike with a couple feet of snow.
So while foot/bike paths are important, we can’t just stop all car use. And EVs are much better if a vehicle is required, especially if powered by renewables.
I’m I the only one that finds my office atmosphere overall nice and friendly? There’s no one at work I don’t get along with, and I definitely don’t have ‘enemies’. Sure there are a couple people that cause me a bit of extra work every once in a while, but I’m sure I’ve caused the same at some point.
Office work doesn’t have to suck
Poor fella, that jacket is probably messing with their range of motion :(
Don’t ban them, that’ll just start up a black market for them which way less safe and also makes sure the government doesn’t get any portion of the sales to fund healthcare.
I say slowly ramp up the tax on them, incentiving smokers to quit. The higher price would also help prevent future smokers from picking up the habit since they’ll be so expensive, for pretty much no gain.
Gotta bump those numbers up, that’s rookie stuff. I say we could do it in 5
I started listening to Look Mum No Computer after watching some of his tech videos on YT, he does a lot of synth stuff and it opened up a whole new world of music that I’ve been loving. If anyone has some similar stuff let me know!
Looks sick, I love seeing things made in Godot!
I can relate with this so much. My friends joke that my hobby are collecting hobbies for that reason. I get excited about learning something new, practice enough to get passable good at it, realize how much more there is to learn to hit fully proficient, try to work towards it, and end up burning out.
I thinking coding has stuck for me because you don’t really just learn programming when you program. You are typically making a tool for another skill or profession which means you end up learning alot about that different skill while building out a project. That I, for me, helps stop the burn out, because each new project comings with learning outside of coding directly.
I like to think about programmers as the modern jack of all trades, but of course I’m biased.
And it’s really good, has some fun stories from the early days at Microsoft
Hmm I used to be proud of being Canadian. These days it’s getting harder and harder.