my favourite part about leftism in america and really most of the west is that you're meant to be anti war, but you're meant to just forget that it involves not flooding the world with killing machines

don't worry that was handled before you were even born, fucking hell get out of my country

Yes! They patched it out of the directors cut, though. Personally I think much of the personality of the game was stripped away when we could no longer make Norman Reedus drink three full heart attack potions between each mission.

Well, it is a gag. Kingdom Come is already pretty hardcore out of the box, so the fact they make it hard to even start a new game on the 'hardcore mode' was funny, I thought.

I'm surprised by the negative reactions. Thought the first game was great, I'm no history nerd but it was nice playing a game that was a bit abrasive and hard to get into because of its dedication to realism or fidelity to the setting. You can't usually make a game that doesn't have inherent mainstream appeal and great visuals.

any time someone chides the left for 'infighting' or 'splitting apart' it's just such a naked showing that whoever is asserting that believes politics to be a team sports game, as if the collaborative mass of human ideology and belief can be split down the middle

i've never had a stronger contrast between the cringe i felt reading the title and the "fuck that's cool" i felt actually looking at the picture

wtf mega

sorry boys didn't realize that would happen. if someone suggests another place I can host video files up to a gig I'll reup them.

This website is pretty based.

Ah yes, in-game currency is fiction. That's why it costs real money, and publishers mandate developers lock down the game as much as possible to ensure no one circumvents the 'fiction.' The mind boggling profits they bring must also be fictional.

Fuck, I hate GaaS.

Haha, online games licensing sucks. It's almost as if, when we discovered we could distribute media freely and infinitely by digital means, we should have restructured how media and licensing works for these products. but we didn't, and now we have bizarre situations where publishers try to delete their own games from existence rather than spend some upkeep for music licensing

I never really 'clicked' with working until I worked from home. Like, this entire huge part of me, my connection to my labor, was just not present. When I started working from home I got it. Like yeah, I'm still doing mindless corpo shit tasks and I'm completely alienated from the results of my labor, but I at least know how it feels to sit down, work hard, and feel satisfied after.

In the office, I was just coping with too much anxiety, dread, and frustration.