After playing this game I watched so many streams and let's play of it. I enjoyed seeing how people did it differently than me.
I also convinced my partner to play it on Christmas as my gift for me to watch. (They were instantly hooked)
This is one on my favorite games ever
Yep Big meat and dairy is doing the same in the food industry. Fuck those corpos.
Here's a video about the subject in the US https://youtu.be/hmCvD9KxSB8
Let's stop "farming" animals. I suggest converting these barns to mushroom farming, I can never have enough mushrooms.
Let's abolish slaughterhouses and animal husbandry.
One of the worst sector for human exploitation and the worst for animal exploitation.
Yeah I completely agree with your analysis. I also wish mass effect would get a new episode.
Although seeing EA in 2024 I might regret this wish.
That sucks...
Tbh I enjoyed the gameplay of Andromeda and I still don't understand the hate around it. Sure it's not the best game ever, but I had fun playing it. I feel like people really over exaggerated how bad the game is.
And I say that as a big fan of the original trilogy who was really disappointed in ME3 as well.
Yeah, two years ago I was kinda not sure what the issue was not actually following the thing too closely. Then I watched Shaun's video essay on YouTube, discussed with some trans friends about the issue and started checking her twitter.
She literally only tweets about trans people all day every day and often insinuates they are rapists/pedo etc.
She's crazy.
The idea behind it really appeals to me. However, Guix is so niche that I felt like it was not worth the effort to actually daily drive it. I went the NixOS way instead and have been daily driving it now for almost 2years. I'm really satisfied with the paradigm immutable and reproducible os. I also manage my servers this way and it makes it really easy to rollback stuff.
The learning curve is the same as for any language but you have to relearn how to manage an os this way as it can be really different than a trad os. It forces you to really understand for example how packages traditionally expect to link to various libs available on your system.
Yes CS2 has an offline mode.
I personally brute forced it with my space ship!