It may not have performed as well in terms of sales, but the game itself is still fun.
It’s just not something that fits neatly into any one genre, so it was difficult to sell to a wide audience.
It may not have performed as well in terms of sales, but the game itself is still fun.
It’s just not something that fits neatly into any one genre, so it was difficult to sell to a wide audience.
Nice relevant username
Supergiant never misses. They’re one of the best studios out there.
I can only stand to read the same joke about a sea bass so many times
Maybe it thought you were asking for states that contain the letter D? In which case it missed Idaho, Nevada, Maryland, Rhode Island (with two) and both Dakotas
So yea it did pretty poorly either way lmao
He finally became a good Nazi.
Almost like the people disagree with the Nazi shit ICE is doing
Nah fuckem, I uninstalled today after this and seeing how they implemented:
The gacha-ness of it all just caught up to me
There was a clip of this circulating awhile ago, it’s Stephen Miller as a 17yo in High School.
Evil, evil dude. Ugh.
Thought I’d search TPB based on other comments to check. No dice unfortunately.
This was certainly a day of school for me
The game was ahead of it’s time in terms of combat. It felt janky at times but it plays like a souls-like with how slow and deliberate you need to be once enemies start having proper counters to what you do.
And the time dagger mechanic was always fantastic to me conceptually.
Here’s hoping Ubi doesn’t fuck it up beyond belief.
Linus? That you?
We need to stop using language like “deported” in these cases.
That man was kidnapped and put into an out-of-country concentration camp.
This is blatant Nazism. Let’s call a spade a spade.
‘Scheme’ has that connotation in the US, yeah.
I know publications outside the US use it in a much more neutral manner, but it’s funny to us.
A path and a road are similar, yes. However, an impasse is something that is not passable, which is why the original commenter was confused.
Also, the word impasse is more frequently used as a metaphor than its literal definition. Something like “The arguing couple was at an impasse, neither budging in their position.”
Admins can enable it in the Teams portal, if that happens, it becomes visible to users
Otherwise the option is hidden
Same - it’s pretty fun on a guitar controller if you have one!
Bleh.
This is awful.
To which, even with a 9-0 ruling, he’ll ignore and do what he wants anyway, like we saw before