John Green had a quote about this that he was saying even before his brother had cancer.
“Don’t just do something, stand there.”
Which AAA aren’t cracked?
The only two I can think of (that I’ve ever thought of playing but haven’t been able to pirate) are the newer Dragons Dogma and the recent Black Myth Wukong game but those arent from 2-3 years ago so I’m curious which ones you are thinking about.
Last time we gave them a word they couldn’t agree on how to spell it.
Arguably Japan one in 1907, 1918, and in 1938ish…
I would argue they three.
The PEPPPERONI of tools!? that’s not a thing right? why pepperoni??
Shouldn’t that X axis really be “percentage” instead of “number” for this to make any sense at all?
Maybe they were calling them out by the students actually present instead of by the colleges nearby.
The crack-like trees and the sky cracks are really distracting and take a lot away from how good this would otherwise be.
My understanding is that the name itself is from older onion articles where when they needed an evil corporation name that is what they used. So they are indeed super fans.
That kid drawing of buzz light-year and under it in kid handwriting it says “I cum in pies”.
Life’s a fucking funny thing.
What would happen if someone said “climate change will destroy the world” and no one responded that the world will be fine it’ll just be humans that die. The world (humans) will never know.
I think part of it is that Mt Everest is a lot smaller than you’d think when you’re looking at this scale. The moon is only 2% of the Earths volume so when you spread it over the Earths surface it’s really like a thin thin film to cover the whole surface. But the truth is that all of human experience is an even thinner film smeared across the surface.
Never let the party die.
Wouldn’t that be the exact opposite of a Cassandra complex.
Marker plastics sounds like some plastic related jargon but it’s just hard plastic possibly from a permanent marker (like a sharpie) that some consumers found and reported.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnagogia