Doesn't it depend entirely on the type of game?

The more immersion, the longer I want to spend in the game world and that means I want reasons to be there. Missions, goals, achievements, collectibles, new stories and characters, Easter eggs... Imagine a new story DLC for RDR. I would clamor for it

Biden tried so hard to stop it, he even made sure to keep sending guns to Netanyahu

Both were awful. At least you don't fall for the rehabilitation so many in our media have been doing of Bush

I'm unclear: Why is immigration a problem???

I have a microwave/air fryer/convection combo that I can't use unless I install a phone app. It came with the apartment. It has only a few "buttons" on its face. The UI is almost completely non-intuitive, but the app makes it easy. Every time I bake bread I fight the urge to blow my brains out as I navigate to the app. I have become that which I mocked.

Lemme tell you about Albania

What about when the "proper" way doesn't work?

She's a tapeworm?

My favorite visual detail: There's a sticker on an open laptop that says "What would Nixon do?"

It's very similar to old Reddit

Reddit eventually got super-specific subs because so many people showed up and made more and more niche content that suited the needs of subgroups in communities. For example, lots of big subreddits banned memes, prompting the rise of specific shitposting groups

I'm always kinda confused by black Christianity... It's obviously a case of Plymouth Rock landing on them. Why isn't organized religion treated more suspiciously in their communities?