Aurix @ Aurix @lemmy.world

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That headline is deeply appreciated.

Apart from the engineering aspect of saving weight and optimizing the last little bit of airflow, I also believe these liveries are created primarily caring for still shots. Lots of finer details are great in that regard.

We are stuck at meme page admin in this timeline.

Final Fantasy XIV's White Mage comes to mind.

What else should the PR department say?

It was really bland, not surprised.

Yes, that is indeed left open to large parts. In my opinion Half-Life 2's story arc is about toppling the tower to give rise to a revolution against the Combine. And that happened as the G-Man froze time again and thus the inferred mission to stop the Combine assault was succesful with it even if we don't see it with our eyes.

I thought having open questions on G-Man and everything is the point.

What made this cliffhanger so truly bad was the main game's story was complete as is until Episode 1 unwinded it. And Episode 2, compared to Episode 1, was a much better game in most aspects for me.

I saw it a bit later after the post. But it is a bit of a stretch tbh.

10-methoxy-5,6-dipropylundecan-2,3,4,7,8,9-hexone from /u/cakeotic

It's the loss meme somehow.

Now I can relate.

It is an odd and unfitting statement, but the feeling is genuine and not raw sexual desire. It is easier to relate to good looking people than ones with disfigurement. Some Special Books By Special Kids thumbnails gross me out brutally, even if it is not something I want to happen.

Great game, pick it up, but they want to sell DLCs, because the base needs a bit of flavor.

Both the Sprint race and the main event were entertaining to watch. Surely facilitated by the track design. Need more of this.

The last person surely hasn't been a targeted attack as there is quite some medical trail beforehand and poisoning would have been likely found. As for the first person, there might have been no killer, but perhaps psychological pressure.

Indeed, that is what is so baffling for me. It is called, marketed and perceived as something very different. It is Second Life, World of Warcraft and Final Fantasy XIV and others. You have a certain core in which the audience is interested in and then social constructs form around them. These modern Metaverse things try to skip the entire core part, but then it just becomes a chat app.

Arbitrary safety car imho.

It is overlooked because filesharing gets you into trouble and Plex is for various reasons the much more evolved alternative.

Could you explain what this community was about?