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Reign in Blood is an EP

Has Blizzard ever stolen an idea from somewhere to create content??
Like private servers did?

Thoughts on the rise in anti-semitism across the globe over the 1-2 years?

In biological terms, the word "race" is not used in zoology or botany; the equivalent would be "subspecies," which is what follows the term "species." Homo sapiens has no subspecies; no group is genetically distinct enough to qualify as a subspecies. The Bushmen came close due to their isolation, but they didn't quite reach that point. Although they are the most genetically distinct human group, with 75% of the same markers as the rest, they are still not a subspecies of Homo sapiens.

There was, however, a subspecies of Homo sapiens that coexisted with Homo sapiens sapiens, Homo sapiens idaltus, but it has been extinct for about 40,000 years.

Blizzard still tries to fix the *tank* and *healer* being difficult after 10 expansions...

I just imagine having a girlfriend which i dont have and then she comes to me in reality

I favour aristocracy as the best engine of cultural and intellectual refinement: concentrated wealth, leisure, and standards of taste allow a minority to create the ornaments of civilisation that others later enjoy. Yet aristocracy carries the danger of arrogance, and unchecked political despotism stifles art and thought—so it must be tempered by a tolerable measure of liberty. The ideal aristocracy is elastic and meritocratic, open to anyone who proves aesthetically or intellectually fit, and demonstrates superiority through superior work and behaviour rather than ostentation. Democracies and mob rule, having no strong incentive for high achievement, tend to live off and eventually exhaust what aristocracy produces. Thus government should protect an independent, cultured elite enough to create and sustain civilisation, while remaining kind, accessible, and restrained.

How will Silvermoon demographic change in Midnight and after?

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The Ukrainian Constitution clearly lays out that a president can only be removed through formal impeachment, with a Supreme Court review and a two-thirds parliamentary vote, but none of that happened. Yanukovych fled Kyiv, and Parliament simply declared him “unable to fulfill his duties,” bypassing every required legal step. What followed was a rapid, opportunistic takeover by the pro-Maidan factions, seizing control before Russia or any loyalists could respond. Legally, it was unconstitutional. Politically, it was a textbook strategic coup: law was ignored when inconvenient, and power was seized when the moment was ripe, all framed to appear legitimate to the outside world.

Jesus /int/ behave its just one dude visiting Alaska

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why are you here?

i dislike racemixing despite having fapped to countless videos of snow bunnies riding BBCs

Why is this board all of a sudden siding with the left wing political media establishment now?

If I travel to Russia, Belarus or Ukraine will I get extra attention from young girls (no, not that young, you perverts) for being an exotic foreigner or does that only work if you're German, French, Spanich o algo?

I hate having responsibilities

Now that Trump has been confirmed to be their puppet, can WE start choosing a new leader? I nominate Marco Rubio.

Thoughts?

I did the math and it would cost $200B–$500B, once, not annually, to give all eligible adults in the USA free lasik procedures.

I can't self-insert or masturbate to rule34 of joker fucking Kawakami because he wears glasses and thats a huge turnoff for me even though I'm also a glasses wearer

but I literally have no other choice but to masturbate to Kawakami being fucked by him

Did anyone post in my topic earlier? I made it then closed it and forgot

The biggest detractor to games that prominently feature emergent gameplay (like most immersive sims, or a game like BOTW) is the lack of incentive from the player to actually engage with the emergent gameplay possibilities. There is often a most expedient, most optimal way to deal with problems and the player will tend to gravitate to it over time, and games will rarely ever take this option away from the player.

I'm thinking for example of Prey where most locked doors are dealt with in one of a few similar ways: mimic your way through, use GLOO gun to climb to hidden hatch above, hack the keypad, use dart gun to open the door, or brute force your way in. Most players will try around different options but eventually settle for a one-and-done over time. Same thing for combat emergent gameplay, like in BOTW. The game may give you numerous options to deal with enemies, the threat level isn't there to justify actually engaging with those systems. The optimal way to play becomes spamming the most OP move at your disposal (perfect parry) and spamming attack.

Emergent gameplay isn't overrated, games just fail to use its full potential.