ReplicantBatty

Awww yiss

I agree with a lot of others, pretty good in terms of bandwidth and reliability, but it does have noticeable lag and jittering, my work zoom calls aren't the best lol

Nuculeus

Damn John Whorfin and the horse he rode in on!!

Yeah... Still better than the current system :/

What a rollercoaster of emotions this was

I love Well There's Your Problem, highly recommend that episode as well

I sure had a lot of fun watching it though 😁

K-k-k-k-YEAH

Started a new playthrough of Far Cry 6 since I never got to finish it when it came out. The story is a little heavy-handed but serviceable, and there is some dimensionality to the characters that helps keep things interesting, like I actually care about what's happening. The game is also really good about not railroading you through the story, you can choose when you start story missions, and there's three branches of storyline for most of it so you can play in whatever order you want, or just ignore it completely - I spent about 10 straight hours of gameplay just doing random side quests and looking for collectibles, it's a huge improvement on the Far Cry 5 story/missions.

The gunplay feels really satisfying, and there's a ton of different equipment options so you can really play whatever style you want. Stealth is really fun but not completely OP, you still have to be really deliberate and careful. You can switch between pretty much any of your weapons/gear, so you always have a ton of options, but it also feels kind of OP, especially later in the game.The difficulty options are pretty good too, it doesn't feel like higher difficulty = everybody is a bullet sponge.

The movement and especially climbing mechanics are kind of clunky but it doesn't take too much away from the gameplay overall. The open world is huge and there's a lot to see and explore if that's your thing, and it feels very lived in, it doesn't feel like a vast expanse of nothing.

I wasn't giving any advice, I was making an observation on what I've seen, please don't equate the two.

It is when you don't go to the good schools, it depends almost entirely on your economic class. The better the area you live in, the better public schools tend to be or you're more likely to be able to afford a private school where they actually educate you. My wife went to a super ghetto high school and they didn't teach those kids shit except to shut up and do what your authority figures tell you to do, and pretty much everyone I've known from poorer areas had about the same experience. In America you're not likely to get a real education unless you or your local taxes can pay for it.