i tried this with a friend once for a modern game that he didn't own and it worked surprisingly well. First thing that came to mind.

really wanna get into this some day, just not enough time rn

Just made the full switch meself this past week!

Spec Ops: The Line

It's pretty fun, but its very much a MOBA. Matches usually take too long(30+ min), csing/laning is not really enjoyable (to me). The potential for massive power differentials based on items and balance. The shooting mechanics are pretty simplistic, though seeing how the game actually works (as a MOBA) that is probably a good thing.

It will be good probably for people who are already fans of traditional MOBAs with these elements. I'll play occasionally with my friends. Needs more heroes

I guess we should just arm our pets or something

the adds during the beastfly boss

Theres a webpage someone made thats like a visual example of this but I forgot what it's called (maybe "I look at a webpage in 20XX" ) Anyone know it ?

if only he actually was a communist

Perfect Dark, N64

HEALTH

Ordinary loss https://youtu.be/-tvl8sDu9vo

Demi-gods https://youtu.be/dbSPb0bFmms

Free to die https://youtu.be/F5nCQW53l-E

alienation of labor

The keybinds are mostly rebindable though actually? I play on mouse & keyboard with basically completely different setup than default.

From Soft PC ports definitely rough, though they have gotten a bit better each release

Having not read much theory, I have found your comments about communism and geopolitics helpful and insightful, thanks.

HOTS is actually an amazing MOBA for people who don't like MOBAs in that it eschews overlong matches (usual like 20 min), it has simplified itemization, decreased emphasis on perfectly farming your lane, etc. Definitely better game than people give credit for.

someone call Louis Rossman !

sad and enraging

pls can someone suggest an alternate site ? I am dying (x.x)

cant remember what ever happened to mine. It was such an amazing device, I remember I had a lot of fun with it as a little kid. idk if its nostalgia but I feel like i would appreciate it even more nowadays if I still had it. :(

a lot of people try as much as possible not to acknowledge the humanity of service workers, its completely normal for those workers to become numb to the endless stream of jackasses. Even if the next guy coming up does acknowledge them and treat them like a human, its hard to fault any perceived carelessness. Its also not limited to young people, any supermarket I go to has older peole working and you will encounter the same phenomenon. Its the alienation of labor under capitalism.