CyanideShotInjection

u/CyanideShotInjection@lemmy.world
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For real. Let's give a good motive to the villain so they can be more credible, but let's make sure the ways of achieving their goals are immoral as to not wake up the people too much.

Edit : Just realized I TLDRed the original meme...

I'm a gamer who recently switched to Cachy and honnestly it is by far my favourite yet. It runs so smoothly without feeling bloated and it's perfect for someone like me who feels too noob to try pure Arch.

on Wet rule · c/onehundredninetysix · 5 pts · 12d

Au Québec on dit encore "Pleuvoir à siaux", bien que c'est le seul temps qu'on utilise encore cette vieille forme du mot sceaux. Par contre, jamais entendu l'expression des vaches ou des hallebardes

Man this brings back memories. I played it not too long after the second game came out as they had 20$ copies at my local Costco. I remember being in awe with it at the time. When I finished it, I instantly went and bought the second which solidified even more my love for the franchise. I played every game afterwards, but they lost me at Black Flag (and even then I played a lot of it). Never played another game since, the magic from these early instances will stay there.

on the guy gets to fuck_ai... · c/fuck_ai · 144 pts · 54d

To me, someone who doesn't even care about planning something as simple as a date, it's an indicator they won't care about most thing in the relationship and will try to ChatGPT their problems away.

This game holds a place dear in my heart. Growing up we had a Nintendo 64, the clear green one that was bundled with the game. But at the same time my parents thought video games were bad so to prevent me from palying too much, it was the only game we had for years (apart from some NES games, eventually got two more 64 games). So I played the hell out of it. I lost count of how many times I did the 101% completion.

I am a french canadian, I can assure you niche is a french word, so Nish is technically the "correct" way of pronouncing it. Never heard it pronounced the french way by americans, only neesh. Maybe it has to do on where you are in the US tho.