His audience sure is full of them though.

The perk system was fine imo, but the fact that attributes (except for charisma) did not influence dialogue at all was extremely disappointing.

Roleplay opportunities were traded in for a better gunplay experience. It became an FPS, not an RPG.

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I meant more in the sense that rich people usually get tax benefits and failing big businesses get bailouts.

I don’t think so? Portals are a very… unexplored field of study and the sighting could have been a hallucination or something. Spiritually minded people are prone to those, for whatever reason.

That’s definitely true as you would want to conserve the wealth that you currently have, which right wing policies usually help with.

Problem is that the burden of proving that the black portal exists is upon the person who saw it. So you’d need data of the room before and after the portal opening.

Otherwise, this is like arguing that something exists when there is only anecdotal evidence to back up it’s existence.

Thanks for reminding me of my childhood

Tbf I did try out Linux Mint after using Windows basically my entire life and the only issue I ran into was that setting up the desktop was a bit fucky through the inbuilt UI settings (notably panels freaking out).

Other than that, it was fine.

Building some kind of bond with a small British streamer and becoming his mod is pretty surreal for me in hindsight.

Huh, interesting, it may be a mix of both origins since the album didn’t seem to be sold very well (at least in physical copies). Still, the meaning is the same.

Twitch culture can vary drastically between streamers, it mostly depends on the moderators and the streamer themselves (almost like any internet forum). And the main appeal is the interactivity between other people usually, whether with the streamer or other viewers.

Haha congrats on being old. As for the origin, ‘cap’ originates from the twitch emote ‘Kappa’ which is used in response to someone lying. It got shortened to ‘Kap’ and got turned into ‘cap’ when it went mainstream.

It means “no lie” in English (Traditional).

I played through the main story and it was pretty fun. It’s a nice chill game overall, though it does suffer a bit from feature creep. I just ignored most of the minigames in favour of the actual main gameplay loop.

If you aren’t willing to take criticism, then don’t dish it out.

Every dollar spent by the US on Ukraine helps undermine Russia’s global influence and protects NATO, which was the US’s goal for like 70 years now.

While I agree that direct democracy is the only real democracy, history has shown that direct democracy can only really be achieved in small communities, otherwise you run into various problems.

Referendums are notable examples of a direct democracy in action, however they can only really work with simple yes or no questions as more complex questions usually don’t work (as voter turn out becomes abysmal).

I feel like state connected polling agencies would be biased while reporting such statistics.

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