One of the books really stuck with me though.
Our world, with its rules of causality, has trained us to be miserly with forgiveness. By forgiving too readily, we can be badly hurt. But if we’ve learned from a mistake and become better for it, shouldn’t we be rewarded for the learning, rather than punished for the mistake?
I played as the good guy and couldn’t resist getting a little corrupted on the sith planet. My favourite implementation of the allure of the dark side.
He was a hero for about 2 seconds
I cant remember if I ever completed it, but young young young me had hours of fun playing it until my dad pointed out you could get to the next bit by jumping over the rocks.
Blew my tiny mind.
You think bus stop plastic-glass just does that by itself? No. Im out here putting in the grind on my own time with my own materials for the public good thank you very much.
He’ll have a potato and a lemon in his pocket surely
^We’re monsters^!
I think it means a story instead of as a historically accurate document of fact.
Because as a story theres lots of lessons we can draw from it, and interpret in many ways like literature enthusiasts do.
As a historical document holy fuck help me satan
I sincerely hope even a single detail of this is real
Starts feeling pride
Remembers UK isnt EU
le shameface
Dont need facts. You can tell because of the numbers
If you kill me ill kill you right back.
Oh yeah? We just built more nukes than you we cna kill you 5 times.
Kill me 5 times? Watch this. I can kill you 50 times now lol.
50 times? Hah! Pathetic! Watch how I have the capacity to kill everyone everywhere a hundred times over!
Shit. Better build better nukes so I can kill everyone a thousand times over.
The worst is this is the most intelligent form of life in the known universe. This might be peak.
Yeah for sure, “better” from here on out will have to involve better features.
It wasnt that bad. I’d have been about 2 or 3 so as far as I was concerned I was playing with my dad. Until the day I saw through the charade
Fun for any of them which has a bunker and gets warning. They’ve trickled down enough if their hard-earned wealth to the so-called “workers” for long enough.
Secret of Mana is responsible for one of my earliest memories (gaming or otherwise) where my dad had given me a controller and convinced me I was playing with him. I dont know how long he got away with that because the memory is me slowly figuring out it means nothing.
First game I ever bought myself was also a console. Bought a Jaguar with DOOM, even had the insert on the controller for all the weapons. Was totally worth it because it was bitchin’. Bought it from a car boot sale with my pocket money for £5.
Didnt last long because I melted it by trying to use the SNES power pack with it. I was about 7 so things like amps and watts didnt feature into my reasoning. Plug fit, plug works, its fine. And it was for about 5 minutes until it started smoking.
You’re right about the whole point of crowd-funding, its just the first sentence you got wrong in case youre worried about the downdoots.
If it was the donators/funders/whatever you’d call them suing I think we’d all agree with you