Sounds you don’t want to hear coming from her bedroom.

Isn’t that the same thing the studios they acquired said? And we all know how that inevitably turned out.

Terry Goodkind is a terrible author and even worse human being, but his “First Rule” was pretty accurate. To wit: “people will believe anything if they want it to be true, or if they’re afraid of it being true.”

There’s a reason a lot of propaganda is either saying how great things are under a group (even when they clearly aren’t), or fear-mongering about their opponents.

Pour one out for their dearly departed lovechild, roflmao.

But he is a content old man these days.

Does that mean the Dark Side path is canon?

Have you tried disabling Shatner Mode in the settings?

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He’s like if Edison and Henry Ford had a baby and it only inherited the worst parts of both.

Viconia (and to a lesser extent Jaheira) is the reason I always go for the snarky, jaded and cynical character whenever it’s an option. She’s the “I can fix her” meme except you actually can and it’s amazing.

Rikku taking off her outer bodysuit was probably a sexual awakening for a lot of young teenagers.

He would probably approve of their crimes against children.

Could also be Aperture Science tech, given how their turrets behave.

Boasting about not putting multiplayer behind a paywall, like they weren’t the ones to introduce that idea in the first place.

It highlights hypocrisy. His supporters are generally incredibly harsh against anyone with a criminal record, deserved or not. Trump himself paid for multiple full-page newspaper advertisements calling for the reinstatement of the death penalty against accused (pre-trial) defendants and never retracted it, continuing to demand their deaths even after they had been proven innocent.

Gargamel would be patient zero of The Last of Us: Blue Edition.

Didn’t he want to eat them or something? That sounds like a one-way ticket to a body horror ending…

It’s playable solo (and only solo in the current beta branch), but the devs have been nerfing that playstyle for years in the name of multiplayer balance. There are artificial limits on what one player can learn and do, with massive penalties to anything you didn’t start the game with. They include those nerfs in single player because they intend for NPCs to pick up the slack after they’re introduced.

(Note: NPCs have been a promised upcoming feature “after the next set of changes” for nearly fifteen years at this point.)

Fortunately they include settings to undo the learning speed nerfs, and hopefully will add more to make the upcoming crafting rework less of a pain for solo players. The litany of tweaks available at world creation is one of my favorite things about Project Zomboid, right after all the stellar business name puns.

Levitating shelves are prohibited, got it.

That’s not a bad description, though Stationeers is even more hardcore than Vintage Story. It’s ridiculously complex, to the point you need basic mastery of several different systems just to survive the opening of the game. I’m talking building complete and fully-modeled atmospherics and electrical grids from scratch, with a single block in the wrong configuration being potentially run-ending (I’ve plugged my oxygen tanks into an improperly set up system and lost my entire air supply more than once). It’s incredibly rewarding after you do figure it all out, though.

It’s also the one survival game I can think of where a single minor mistake remains crippling even tens of hours into a playthrough. Your only insurance against disaster is whatever redundancy you built into your systems. It truly nails how monumental a task surviving on other planets would be.