You mean RTS games? Warcraft is from ‘94, two years after Dune 2 was released.

Battlefield 2142 had that, don’t know it that was the first one to do that though. Might’ve been BF2.

Haven’t tried it against bugs but it’s pretty good against bots. A single rocket to destroy Fabricators from any angle is a pretty sweet deal.

They are for Helldivers 2 yes. Which is on top of the terrible DRM that they’re using for PC but I’m not sure of that as I’m a console peasant.

It’s a great game and I’ve been having a blast playing it on PS5 but it’s a sick move by Sony and I think Arrowhead Games could maybe have done more to let the PC people know beforehand.

Apparently there’s lots of people that can’t make a PSN account because of their location for example. There’s no (legal) way they can play the game as if next month.

Hope they fixed (or are going to fix) the proximity detonation. Right now it’s sensitive as fuck which leads to many (admittedly hilarious) TPK’s.

Metalheads are generally just nice people cosplaying as mean people. No nice person dislikes a kitty.

Make Shit Good

I’d say Cartman represents our basest and darkest thoughts, fantasies and desires.

The thoughts we have but most of us do not act upon. They’re harmless as long as we don’t act upon them. Except Cartman does.

It’s obvious Jack Black has maxed out his Charisma stat.

Both human and non-human animals of course I assume? The current ones obviously. Life in general will probably be fine, it’s just the specific types of life currently inhabiting earth that are going to have a bit of trouble.

Good news for whatever gets the chance to climb to the top of the heap once mammals are gone. My money’s fungi but that’s mostly because I like Orks.

Yes, them too of course but others will probably thrive. The planet has been through worse times than these (see: dinosaurs). It’s a big rock and it won’t collapse because we’re fucking with it.

It’s habitability that’s the real problem.

The planet will be fine don’t worry, it’s mostly us humans that are going to have a problem.

Similar story with Yesterday by the Beatles. Paul McCartney was convinced he had unconsciously plagiarized the song after he’d supposedly heard it in a dream.

We gave our elderly cat ‘cat milk’ from the pet food isle as a treat and she loved it. I suppose it’s lactose free or something and it was a great way to get her to take her meds.

I was waiting for the release date to be April 1st. Guess the jokes on me, it’s February 27th.

Not a teacher (but I work with people that sometimes want to give me gifts when we say goodbye) and I agree, card or a letter is great!

Either that or something I can share with my colleagues (chocolate, assorted sweets).

I tried to get into it after completing the OG trilogy again but I just couldn’t. It looked a little familiar but just felt too different.

I might give it another go, see if it’ll work better standing on its own.

The Fender Tune app is pretty useful. It has a tuner, metronome and you can look up scales and chords. It’s also free.

Those V’s look pretty consumate to me.

This is a great move generally. I’ve never bought a new car in my life and I generally buy other expensive stuff used as well. I’ve only ever bought a couple of new guitars for example and I’ve found it’s not worth the upcharge over used.

Boardgames and video games are nice to have new but most of the time the people I buy them from have been super careful with their stuff so you hardly notice it’s been used.

Same thing with clothes. People buy so much shit that they hardly (if ever) wear it before selling it on. I’ve bought Chucks with the tags still on for half of what they’re sold for in retail. Same thing with jeans.

Also it’s generally better for the environment to buy used.