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7/17/2025, 5:19:53 AM
>>715645317
They spent the budget on hollywood actors to go "Woah", and coffee drinking animations.
>>715654830
Pondsmith sold out decades ago.
>>715671910
It's not really a rpg, or based on the pen&paper.
They spent the budget on hollywood actors to go "Woah", and coffee drinking animations.
>>715654830
Pondsmith sold out decades ago.
>>715671910
It's not really a rpg, or based on the pen&paper.
7/13/2025, 5:21:26 AM
>>715315451
You lack imagination, and planning. You assume faster than light travel is both necessary, and some determinate, distant point, and that scientific advancement is linear in all fields.
It could be very particular technology only really applicable to traveling vast distances in space. It could require such a great deal of energy that only a limited amount of resources, and personnel could be brought for a invasion force. They could have limited short distance travel afterwards, and have little, or outdated intel on life on Earth. They could have particular goals that limit a invasion forces efficacy, like wanting exotic meat, or as essentially a hunting trip of the rich ,and eccentric as opposed to a society's endeavor.
>>715316242
Another fine idea, why not two aliens. What if it's conscripts of a larger empire?
>>715316545
Ah yes, you know exactly how they work, and they wouldn't fall into the same design as every other piece of non-bespoke technology, being deliberately made to be operated by people who don't know how to make one?
>>715319282
You could only really get a good picture of how long it takes for a society to develop intelligent life, and select for sufficient intelligence to develop sufficient weapons technology to be a threat if it'd happened before.
Not to mention the huge jump between "Okay we're sending a group large enough to avoid inbreeding to put Ubungu in a cage, and start settling the planet." and being able to send a force large enough to challenge all the worlds militaries.
Ultimately the sort of thing being a spacefaring civilization gets you is more high level space war stuff, like having a tungsten rod fired at your ship's traveling speeds.
You lack imagination, and planning. You assume faster than light travel is both necessary, and some determinate, distant point, and that scientific advancement is linear in all fields.
It could be very particular technology only really applicable to traveling vast distances in space. It could require such a great deal of energy that only a limited amount of resources, and personnel could be brought for a invasion force. They could have limited short distance travel afterwards, and have little, or outdated intel on life on Earth. They could have particular goals that limit a invasion forces efficacy, like wanting exotic meat, or as essentially a hunting trip of the rich ,and eccentric as opposed to a society's endeavor.
>>715316242
Another fine idea, why not two aliens. What if it's conscripts of a larger empire?
>>715316545
Ah yes, you know exactly how they work, and they wouldn't fall into the same design as every other piece of non-bespoke technology, being deliberately made to be operated by people who don't know how to make one?
>>715319282
You could only really get a good picture of how long it takes for a society to develop intelligent life, and select for sufficient intelligence to develop sufficient weapons technology to be a threat if it'd happened before.
Not to mention the huge jump between "Okay we're sending a group large enough to avoid inbreeding to put Ubungu in a cage, and start settling the planet." and being able to send a force large enough to challenge all the worlds militaries.
Ultimately the sort of thing being a spacefaring civilization gets you is more high level space war stuff, like having a tungsten rod fired at your ship's traveling speeds.
7/11/2025, 10:00:34 PM
>>715186857
>one time purchase of nothing and is revoked five seconds after you violate wef diversity guidlines.
>one time purchase of nothing and is revoked five seconds after you violate wef diversity guidlines.
7/7/2025, 4:29:22 PM
>>714775539
Giving away free samples of Meth to teenagers would be a extremely lucrative business.
>>714774991
>Just don't buy Dead Rising 2, or Atomfall. Just know the game is secretly going to be patched in later to have always online requirements.
How?
Giving away free samples of Meth to teenagers would be a extremely lucrative business.
>>714774991
>Just don't buy Dead Rising 2, or Atomfall. Just know the game is secretly going to be patched in later to have always online requirements.
How?
7/2/2025, 6:22:30 AM
>If you get rejected by 109 women it's the women bucko
6/30/2025, 2:42:03 PM
I mean the solution is less to stop eating, and anyone proposing to some fat guy "Dude just stop eating" has never starved.
The solution is what you're eating. More Steak, and Eggs. No sodas, and candies.
The solution is what you're eating. More Steak, and Eggs. No sodas, and candies.
6/30/2025, 2:27:20 PM
>>509110399
BPD is really, really rough.
BPD is really, really rough.
6/30/2025, 7:13:46 AM
>>714048620
The context is they went woke, and are going broke.
>>714052641
>Guys people aren't playing Re-releases of Ps1 games on steam!
Don't tell me you fall for this Todd Howard shit.
The context is they went woke, and are going broke.
>>714052641
>Guys people aren't playing Re-releases of Ps1 games on steam!
Don't tell me you fall for this Todd Howard shit.
6/30/2025, 6:45:53 AM
>>714030794
Steam literally added refunds because of the EU, and Australia. Steam refunds are a prime example of how this sort of shit does work. The government is more than happy to do things that will get them votes, and money.
Steam literally added refunds because of the EU, and Australia. Steam refunds are a prime example of how this sort of shit does work. The government is more than happy to do things that will get them votes, and money.
6/29/2025, 5:17:54 PM
>>713986892
The chair is literally fucking invulnerable, and can't be targeted for spells or destroyed.
>>713984637
>>713984657
>>713984395
It can levitate over steps (without touching them, avoiding some traps.)
>>713984261
The chair not only turns just as fast as anyone (though to be fair D&D characters don't count direction at all.) but is actually faster going downhill, and grants advantage on attacks made while going downhill.
>>713984941
No effect on speed, or AC.
>>713984662
They have advantage against being nocked prone, and no downsides.
>>713985142
Nope, no hands required, it just works.
>>713987164
Sword from the Lady in the Lake the wielder of who is to be the once, and future king? No match for a rusty bug. The wheelchair of fate (that every cripple gets for free!) is more invulnerable than the invulnerability spell.
Sul Katesh can't even stop the wheelchair of doom!
>>713984158
The only way to win is not to play.
The chair is literally fucking invulnerable, and can't be targeted for spells or destroyed.
>>713984637
>>713984657
>>713984395
It can levitate over steps (without touching them, avoiding some traps.)
>>713984261
The chair not only turns just as fast as anyone (though to be fair D&D characters don't count direction at all.) but is actually faster going downhill, and grants advantage on attacks made while going downhill.
>>713984941
No effect on speed, or AC.
>>713984662
They have advantage against being nocked prone, and no downsides.
>>713985142
Nope, no hands required, it just works.
>>713987164
Sword from the Lady in the Lake the wielder of who is to be the once, and future king? No match for a rusty bug. The wheelchair of fate (that every cripple gets for free!) is more invulnerable than the invulnerability spell.
Sul Katesh can't even stop the wheelchair of doom!
>>713984158
The only way to win is not to play.
6/26/2025, 3:55:39 PM
>>713705495
Literally none of them do, every single one of them could be sold to you, and your copy remotely bricked tomorrow.
It's a scam, and it has a big profit incentive. Want to sell a remaster? Brick the old game! Need people to buy a lackluster sequal to The Crew? Make it so they can't play it!
Literally none of them do, every single one of them could be sold to you, and your copy remotely bricked tomorrow.
It's a scam, and it has a big profit incentive. Want to sell a remaster? Brick the old game! Need people to buy a lackluster sequal to The Crew? Make it so they can't play it!
6/26/2025, 6:30:22 AM
>>713675792
>Dude just invent a time traveling machine so you know that Capcom is going to patch in always online DRM onto their singleplayer game!
>Dude you should have known Atomfall, the singleplayer game that nowhere anywhere had any mention of it being always online, could be remotely shut down by the devs when they want to sell you Atomfall remastered
>Dude you should have known that Avalon:Tainted Grail , the single player rpg, was going to get patched to be always online.
Do you have a fucking crystal ball at your house? They don't have a option to turn this shit off, you can only avoid it by not having your PC hooked up to the internet, because if you ever connect it'll try to patch it to enable their remote disabling.
>Dude just invent a time traveling machine so you know that Capcom is going to patch in always online DRM onto their singleplayer game!
>Dude you should have known Atomfall, the singleplayer game that nowhere anywhere had any mention of it being always online, could be remotely shut down by the devs when they want to sell you Atomfall remastered
>Dude you should have known that Avalon:Tainted Grail , the single player rpg, was going to get patched to be always online.
Do you have a fucking crystal ball at your house? They don't have a option to turn this shit off, you can only avoid it by not having your PC hooked up to the internet, because if you ever connect it'll try to patch it to enable their remote disabling.
6/25/2025, 12:15:38 PM
>>713597227
Ah yes, the post-Marx term Personal Property with the Vaush toothpaste example that directly with both theory presented by Marx, and praxis.
Every single time they'll take the coat off your back. This is what everyone from Marx to Stalin advocates for. They literally seized toothbrushes. They literally seized fucking belts, and coats. Every regime to have ever existed has barred "Hoarding" goods as mundane as toothpaste. They steal people's used socks.
There are no protections, not even for the shirt on your back. If it's deemed of utility to the state it'll be seized. You can't even have a godamm cup, you have to share your cup.
Ah yes, the post-Marx term Personal Property with the Vaush toothpaste example that directly with both theory presented by Marx, and praxis.
Every single time they'll take the coat off your back. This is what everyone from Marx to Stalin advocates for. They literally seized toothbrushes. They literally seized fucking belts, and coats. Every regime to have ever existed has barred "Hoarding" goods as mundane as toothpaste. They steal people's used socks.
There are no protections, not even for the shirt on your back. If it's deemed of utility to the state it'll be seized. You can't even have a godamm cup, you have to share your cup.
6/25/2025, 4:45:06 AM
>>713575864
It was the throwing her friends in jail part.
It was the throwing her friends in jail part.
6/13/2025, 8:28:34 PM
>>712560413
The horrors of being a woman.
The horrors of being a woman.
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