Oh I see where the controversy comes from. I’m not implying they are for the same people, although of course there is an overlap because they’re both fantasy.
All I’m saying is, within the fantasy genre, BG seems to be causing a similar impact as a game as Skyrim did in its time. Both give what their fandoms want, both feel fresh and innovative/creative enough at the time of release, both offer a lot in replay value. They are very different games though.
I say BG3 is to the 2020s what Skyrim was to the 2010s
Fair enough! That makes sense
Is it a buzzword though? I always took it as the ability to understand AND question in order to prove/disprove/ build upon said understanding.
I’m up for it but only if it’s a threatened species of wild chicken
Not Icebergy McBergFace?
I take that as a yes. Also isn’t it cool that you can copy and paste a formatted table?
Love that idea but isn’t it that the higher the number the smaller the paper is?
What kind of a name is A23a? Come on guys, it’s the largest chunk of ice on earth and that’s the best you can do?
This sounds too surveillancey for the so self proclaimed libertarian and too much of a flamboyant economic investment for the guy that said to cut down all unnecessary costs
Should be in Jokes and Humor then
Fair enough, I can understand why adding fruit to it has some appeal especially for kids. My mom used to add apple cubes or strawberries to jelly when I was a kid and I used to think it was fun. I can also give a pass to the dessert options in that article, they look tacky but edible in the grand scheme of things. Cabbage and tuna salad in jelly? Give me a break
That was an interesting article. I had no idea there was ever a fad with jelly containing salads, beef, mayonnaise and seafoods. That episode of the Simpsons makes sense now
They can’t be dimmed manually. On and off is a different story, though most people drive with their lights on at night, even in roads that have lights- and that’s fine.
To a degree, yes some cars now don’t have those blinding lights but at least here in Australia it’s not the majority. Parking lights are usually fine, but headlights are most often awful. They’re supposed to dim in proximity of other cars yet it hardly ever happens. And what’s worse is that for a lot of models, the driver has no control over this.
This and super bright car headlights
And now the stress of waiting to know if it salvageable
You’d think Citizen Sade came up with the story but no, it’s an article. Things like these always reinforce my belief that his stories were wild for sure but not that detached from reality.