Microsoft is doing some interesting things for casual gamers - like if you buy a controller you can play a few basic games via subscription and cancel after however many months you choose. It might not appeal to you or me but it changes the way that casual people can play games. Plus, no need to worry about which console to buy or what TV cabinet to store it in. Just play. I think that's a cool new development from Microsoft. That's what I expect from a technology company, for them to try new things.
Reddit bans (and shadow bans) are unreasonable and unfair. The fact that you can be banned for the smallest little thing just means that there is no true diversity of opinion, it's just a hive mind with a false consensus.
It's better than having to open Edge Browser and use websites that are infested with advertising. Seriously, having ai answer questions about a game, while in the game, is going to replace search for some of us. I'd definitely use it rather than a browser or having to switch to my pathetic android phone. Most modern games are complicated and the player needs the browser open all the time to get tips and little pieces of info.
Killing a religious leader is an extremely bad idea. I hope that Iran will eventually launch attacks inside the U.S. and launch drones against U.S. bases in San Diego.
They'll be avenged, the real war hasn't even started yet, it's only been going on for 12 hours and Iran still has plenty of missiles to retaliate with.
It's not that simple and besides, if the war made no sense for russia they'd just settle along current lines. According to Ukraine's propaganda, only 43,000 Ukrainian soldiers are dead or injured and somehow russia has 1,500,000 dead (not counting injury). Ukraine doesn't even have a functioning economy, they are propped up with donations because they cannot pay the salary of government workers.
Sounds like a real crack up. Last week I played Drop Duchy and I thought to myself, what could be more weird than a tetris game with deck building. Then I see this post.
They sealed its fate by having no DLC.
I'm broke but I'm optimistic that XBOX and my account with all my games will still be playable in 2036.
Brutal
Those were the days huh. Now it'd make more sense to spend money on other hobbies, maybe start a collection of electric guitar effects pedals hahaha.
Microsoft is doing some interesting things for casual gamers - like if you buy a controller you can play a few basic games via subscription and cancel after however many months you choose. It might not appeal to you or me but it changes the way that casual people can play games. Plus, no need to worry about which console to buy or what TV cabinet to store it in. Just play. I think that's a cool new development from Microsoft. That's what I expect from a technology company, for them to try new things.
For me, I'd say any kind of survival-simulation game or any sort of card game. Lots of choices to be made and not all of them are good in the end.
I played Halo Infinite earlier this year and it just felt like DOOM 2016 to be honest. Might as well play DOOM instead.
This doesn't apply to a relationship if one person in the relationship is working, the other unemployed.
It also doesn't apply to relationships where the couple has no children.
If you live alone, you also don't get the payment.
Reddit bans (and shadow bans) are unreasonable and unfair. The fact that you can be banned for the smallest little thing just means that there is no true diversity of opinion, it's just a hive mind with a false consensus.
It's better than having to open Edge Browser and use websites that are infested with advertising. Seriously, having ai answer questions about a game, while in the game, is going to replace search for some of us. I'd definitely use it rather than a browser or having to switch to my pathetic android phone. Most modern games are complicated and the player needs the browser open all the time to get tips and little pieces of info.
It's going to get very expensive. Funny how people are just learning that today on day 8 or 9.
I knew in 2010 that Iran would do something like this because I followed news and I read books.
Do both.
Killing a religious leader is an extremely bad idea. I hope that Iran will eventually launch attacks inside the U.S. and launch drones against U.S. bases in San Diego.
They'll be avenged, the real war hasn't even started yet, it's only been going on for 12 hours and Iran still has plenty of missiles to retaliate with.
Goodbye yankee soldiers. All alive yankees - go home!
It's not that simple and besides, if the war made no sense for russia they'd just settle along current lines. According to Ukraine's propaganda, only 43,000 Ukrainian soldiers are dead or injured and somehow russia has 1,500,000 dead (not counting injury). Ukraine doesn't even have a functioning economy, they are propped up with donations because they cannot pay the salary of government workers.
Ukraine's meat grinder is running even lower. The Ukrainian conscripts don't want to fight but they have no choice.
So they're going to do a false flag just like 9/11?
Sounds like a real crack up. Last week I played Drop Duchy and I thought to myself, what could be more weird than a tetris game with deck building. Then I see this post.