That’s what I said! Booby traps!

I really liked the Fear Itself comic from Marvel about 10-15ish years ago. It’s just a big dumb blockbuster event that’s fun to read with all the craziness that happens.

Odin has a long lost brother who’s evil, and creates magic hammers which he distributes around the world to a bunch of villains (and a couple heroes like Hulk and Thing) to bring chaos and destruction to herald his coming to take over the world. Iron Man and Captain America put up a “last stand” for Asgard, which crash-landed outside of a small town in Kansas. Iron Man goes to Odin’s dwarves and makes weapons and armor to give to a group of heroes to counteract the villains with their hammers.

Guess it’s time for bullshit manufacture to go full blast.

Wikipedia says it’s a horror game where you take care of a farm and “horses” which are actually just enslaved and brainwashed people in horse masks.

Sounds like a typical indie horror game, tbh. I’m not sure why it would have been banned from steam or even epic. Apparently you can get it on itch.io though.

Did I hear “January 1st”?

I used to enjoy going through our DVDs and finding which ones had more interactive menus than the others. The old Lilo & Stitch DVD had a game where you could mix up your own experiments. I think The Blair Thumb had some randomizer thing going on with it.

This comic is from 2008, not 2005

I remember reading it in middle school shortly after it all came out. My brother had me read all the prelude to Blackest Night, all the tie-ins, and all of Brightest Day.

In survival crafting games I’ll almost always make it easier on myself through the world settings or something. Getting rid of item and food decay, boosting XP gain, making sure I get 100+ of each resource anytime I go mining or whatever.

Enshrouded is a massive pain in the ass on normal settings, so I make it easier to explore, gather, and fight enemies. Otherwise it’d take me at least twice as long to get to where I’m at in the game, and that already took me over 100 hours.

Palworld I do all those things and increase pal spawn rate so there’s always at least 5 pals in a group at any given time. It makes capturing them so much easier.

Idk the last time I actually “cheated” in a video game though. Maybe one of the Lego games?

I just looked it up cause I was curious, and cannons were in-between. Then as industry evolved cannons became smaller and more deadly and eventually turned into personal firearms.

I’d say it wasn’t that long, relatively, to figure out that we could point them at each other. I mean hell, the Chinese used fireworks as weapons like I immediately after inventing them, bringing with them the first flamethrowers.

I acknowledged that in my original comment

Hey, there’s a demo on steam!

Exactly. Like a state-run online community moderated by federal or state workers. That way it would still be kept on-topic but (hopefully) without the power-tripping that usually happens with free-market moderators.

Ideally there’d be some kind of supervisor/admin above them that they’d report to.

But again, run by the state and not a company.

On one hand, I think this is why social media should be introduced to governments in an “official” capacity, kinda like how former Presidents and other officials would use twitter as a way to reach the masses about important news or whatever. There should be “official” accounts that are tied to certain positions that would be used to moderate different communities, such as city- or state-wide ones like r/Tennessee.

But then, there’s the whole deal of America very quickly spiraling into fascism.

Eh. I don’t really care if they commit to an ending or not, that’s kinda Bethesda’s whole storytelling schtick; I just hope it’s at least as good as the first season.

I realized that back in high school, which is why I never went to college. I kept telling people I didn’t want to go into debt when I didn’t even really know what I wanted to do with my life.

I also like the flashback to one of Meg’s birthdays:

“You are muh-huh going on ermeher”

I was about to ask you where the hell to find it, but I just realized I could use Google and found it myself.

It’s on the actual website TimeplittersRewind.com in case anyone else was a little lost like me.

“So Meg, you’re a flag girl now? That’s good, that’s good.”

“Yes, yes… Now you can be somewhere else when the boys don’t call!”

The first and only humble bundle I’ve bought was the WB with all the Arkham and Injustice games in it. I already owned like a third of the games, but I wanted the rest because it also had Mad Max. And it was only $12.

I wanna play Sonic x Shadow Generations, but same.

And Spider-Man 2.