If I keep them there long enough, the response becomes “my eyelids hurt and my eyes are drying out.”

I wish I straight up just didn’t have the things I was diagnosed with. The diagnosis themselves haven’t changed anything other than now I at least know I am not a piece of shit on purpose.

Watching some of the other skits from JBs episode and they all seem to have the same problem, but only when Jack is speaking, so it might just be a mic problem from the night of the filming.

Great skit, but what was up with the audio? It sounded like it was recorded from a phone off the TV, but it’s the official upload.

shits pants

Continues about his day with shit in his pants

That’s just from the ruins of Old New York that New York is built on top of. The mutants down there are a steampunk society.

Yes! I have always thought that music and sound on the Genesis sounded horrendous. A few games used the hardware well and made stuff that didn’t suck (Sonic the Hedgehog and Ecco just to name a few), but the vast majority of games, especially those with multiple ports, always sounded the worst on Genesis.

It seemed to do deeper, bassier techno sounds better than any kind of higher pitched sounds. IIRC, it’s because the instrument types selected for their MIDI shit was just bad.

I only notice that the bigger the resolution, the smaller the text when the game in question has poor scaling options for the 2D elements…

Only if the area is saturated with bottoms. If it’s saturated with tops, trying being the one getting ploughed.

A lot of big fantasy games have a blending of a myriad of mythology. Like everything is inspired by something that came from somewhere. D&D, and by extension many videos games using the rules and settings, is among those included. They have things ranging from typical Anglo-Saxon myths to Japanese kappa, Egyptian gods, and more.

The Sims 4 (or 3, I forget) strove to reach the dream version of this: You buy a cheap property in a fully open world and ‘functioning’ town and you could walk from your front door to the town center, and the neighbour you see may also drive to town and you’ll see them there

That was 3. 3 also has the best customization system where you can make custom patterns for literally every object in the game, so you never had to live with mismatching furniture if you didn’t want to.

It’d take me over a month to reach DC if I walked there.

It’s not illegal just to posses them here. You could have possibly dumped them yourself. Nobody will even think that deeply about it anyway.

It’s the arcade-ified evolution of System Shock, IMO.

It has a lot of the same mechanics and ideas; but it’s all an inch deep instead of having any real depth.

As an RPG hybrid, it kinda sucks. As a straight up FPS, with action as the primary feature, compared to the contemporaries at the time is pretty good. Similar to how Fallout 4 sucks ass as an actual RPG, but is a pretty great FPS.

I would actually be amazed if I ever bricked a PC fucking around with installing software to it. At the very worst, I might have to move a jumper pin to flash the CMOS and start fresh like I never even touched the thing. If somehow even that fails, it would be a unique experience.

D4 make excellent caltrops. Especially if they’re metal.

They’re deliberately talking shit about it because they understand it, and its history. It’s not slander if it’s true.

sigh does it at least come with ranch or peanutbutter? Celery is better with one of those.

I just started it up yesterday, and went to bed right after their big fight. So it does sound like that was supposed to happen. Now I wonder if I could have avoided being arrested. Like I have failed every single speech check the game has given me, and I know at least 2 things could have been way different than it ended up going because of those failures. lol

I am playing that, and I don’t know if the story always goes this way, or if I just suck so bad at speech craft and the game changed based on my dialogue failures, but Hans and Henry hate each other now.