ArumiOrnaught

The last time I believed trailers was dead island.

The only reason why I played cs1 so much was because of the mods. I like to play the vanilla game before modding. I bought the game knowing that I would like it for a month or two, then I would wait for mods to come out and I’d hop back into it. I knew what I was getting and I didn’t have a problem with the game. I don’t need a city builder to be high frames. I didn’t have a lot of bugs. I’m totally fine with the game, as long as the modding scene stays with the game.

My worry is that all the negativity around the game will make less modders appear for cs2.

Looking back at other city builders releases cs2 release is fine. I don’t understand the extent of negativity. Just ask for a refund. If the game gets better with age then buy it when it is cheaper. I’m sure these people have other games to play. CS1 seems to be popular still. Nothing happened to that game.

To be fair, the Yakuza games are people getting horny over men.

I don’t think I’ve stopped in the middle of something without planning on coming back. If something is difficult I’m more likely to do better the next day.

But something that I know I would not have fun with is platinum any Yakuza game. And honestly, I’m glad this game taught me to not worry about not completing things I don’t care about.

Lol yeah, I’ve worked in a dealership. I was fine with it till my foreman got fired because he took all the blame from customers instead of staff.

Anyways when they were interviewing his replacement I started looking for a new job. I got into it with him because he wouldn’t even listen to anyone talk about pay raises.

I have Ford hybrid manuals. It won’t do you much good on the cost of the tools to work on them. Best advice on hybrids is to learn how to disconnect your battery before servicing your vehicle.

If you can afford the 3k tool then it is only 1k per year :D

I’m sorry, Internet loses all inflection in speech.

It was mostly a joke for myself that I recognized the brand.

I do agree corporations ask too much for not enough.

I didn’t think Stihl needs programmers.