i had forgotten about the d2 remake. This reminds me why I never got it.

I’ve never had issues with getting refunds through steam. I’ve never successfully gotten a refund through epic.

you can enjoy your free games if you want, but it isn’t a better service and pretending otherwise is delusional.

I had a switch1. Enjoyed a couple games on it. On a whim, I bought mario party # whatever to play with friends, downloaded it, and discovered that we couldn’t play it with the controllers I had. I wasn’t about to buy even more controllers, so I decided to refund the game. Nintendo said no, as per their refund policy no game that has been downloaded can be refunded. I gave away my switch that same week. Breath of the wild runs better on my pc anyway.

two are not like the others

nah, worse: Texas.

catbox is probably blocking me because I use a vpn.

oh no. no more. not today.

It was working fine for me before, but now that its on catbox I can’t see it. It was lovely when I saw it tho

Oh honey, I do not need this argument right now but I am compelled to tell you how wrong you are.

notices what community this is

Oh thank fuck. We’re mocking the thing.

I need to sit down.

that depends on the setting you’re writing.

I think it would be more interesting to instead say yes or no, and then explain why it’s that way in your setting.

if yes, perhaps the law is magic in its own right, or perhaps the state is ordained by god. If the vampire is a protagonist, then perhaps the story might be interestes in exploring the necessity of due process and the consequences of not doing that.

If no, perhaps it is because the police are a corrupt institution lacking support of any higher supernatural power. Our vampire cop might feel forced to use increasing sinister methods of gaining entry to suspects homes.

The answer could even be different depending on location, and showing the difference could be very interesting.

and you’re blocked, dickhead.

systems are made of people. Blaming the system is just avoiding blaming the people responsible.

if you want a better system, you need better people.

then you are uneducated on the subject, and I am not interested in being your teacher.

Don’t try to sealion me about it or I’ll block you too.

What are you, the thought police? Judge people by their actions.

(also, I blocked the other guy and have since forgotten what they even said, so I don’t actually know how your question is relevant)

cool. you block me and imma block you. May we never meet again.

edit: it occurs to me that i might want to be clear that I’m on team furry about this, as otherwise my comment could be interpreted in a problematic manner.

remember, luddites were not anti progress, they were pro workers rights. They broke infrastructure because factory owners refused to increase pay along with the increase in productivity.

castle crashers

tmnt shredders revenge

DISTANCE

Risk of Rain (original or returns, fuck 2)

Magicka 1 or 2

Hammerwatch (original only)

Civ 4 or Civ 5 (fuck 6, and 7 doesn’t even have hotseat)

Rivals of Aether (original is good, i haven’t played 2)

Brawlhalla

Killer Queen Black

Full Metal Furries

…

If you allow for emulators, I can make this list even longer.

fandom doesn’t like that

I stand by my position of the harry potter books being bad, but I will concede on two points:

1. it’s an opinion not a fact.

2. it’s not that important to the larger discussion of rowling being a shitty person who’s shittiness shouldn’t be supported.

I would also like to say that my criticism of the quality of the books is NOT an attack on the fans of the work (at least it’s not when I do it, can’t speak for anyone else). It is ok to like bad writing, it would be hypocritical of me to say otherwise as I do enjoy reading a lot of amateur writing from time to time. To further this point, I’d like to say that there are aspects of rowling’s creation that I actually do like. The setting of the wizarding world is quite interesting, and I’d love to dig through lore regarding the characters and the history and just how the setting got to where it is by the timeframe of the books.

Actually, speaking of the wizarding world and of crappy amateur writing, I think imma go read Thinking in Little Green Boxes again.

it’s a nice day out, who wouldn’t want to nap on the roof? I call it multi-functional.

jocat is the best