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Not sure where your getting the idea that you can’t defend yourself from the threat of harm or realistic perception of that threat. You absolutely can.

Heck even if the perception isn’t reasonable you still can. Your case is just much harder to defend.

If someone is just an ass and says YBMC to you that’s probably not legit, but context matters too. If it’s said in a threatening matter, that’s a threat plain and simple.

As always flight should be the primary response but fighting off you can’t run would be fine.

I’m the end, if you have to defend your life, then do so. Worry about the legality after. Don’t let someone hurt you because the Internet said the law isn’t on your side. Don’t get hurt cus the cops aren’t on your side, the cops are never on your side.

Make a torrent, best backup.

I misdispronounciate words as a hobby.

If it didn’t have an official demo, I “acquired” it before I bought it.

I don’t buy games unless I know it will be something I like.

I’ll bite. I hate billionaires. Let’s check this out.

Things that hurt indie devs in this article:

• Lack of available talent
• Burnout
• Lack of upfront funding (before a game is ever released)
• Generally bad economy post COVID
• Actual predatory exclusive tactics from epic or gamepad
• The nebulous idea that the entire industry and fans need a culture change

Things not cited in this article as a problem:

• Steam in any capacity. Directly or implied

Now find more metal by a band Kentucky

Fedizens is fun. Being citizens of the free and open.

Exactly what I bring up when argumentative people show up with any of the inane food definitions “hot dog is sandwich” or “milkshake is soup” and what not.

Every single dream I have is lucid. Nightly I live entire lifetimes and wake up and have to convince myself this is reality and I don’t have those friends and families. To this day there are times I have to ask my irl friends and family if a certain memory is real or not.

It’s interesting but also heartbreaking and exhausting.

A lot of people just don’t want to work. Jobs suck. Heck, I like my job. It’s a good job. it pays well, it’s not stressful, I’ve automated the tedium,no get plenty of vacation time. Give me the option to not go back and id take it faster than you can blink.

I could vacation for 6 months and I would just appreciate the vacation, travel, and free time more and more. I still wouldn’t want to go back to a job.

Decorum, security, and acclimatization.

You can greet people formally, keep them in areas you want she close to their suite and such. You also her prior used to the place and relax. You could have doors to the outside for most rooms in a house/building, buy having a dedicated entry is nice.

I like Humankind.

I like the civ switch since you can change you priorities each age. Also I like having a leader I actually like with a civ I like.

Let’s me do what I want to do the entire campaign instead of having to be stick with some stuff I don’t like just to play with the things I do like.

I’m terrible at these games so I can’t speak to balance and strategy and stuff. I use lots of auto stuff or relying on suggested choices from advisors lol.

Sounds similar to Humankind. Which is nice cus I like that game.

domestic proprietary map?

Just to shake the wasps nest, what about Nazis?

Probably that same boot licking employee from Taco Bell(?) now working for the passport office.

They called and said it was a mistake meaning some asshole employee went too far.

Publicly traded companies are a curse on humanity.

This is what I kept thinking about the entire time. The amount of other campaigns I played in NWN was bonkers.

I think the opposite. Economies of scale would make it better to build HUGE. Kilometer long ships that can do everything you need with tons of redundancy. This means whole families can come along. Everyone has jobs, and every job is covered.

In before next week’s article that the Montreal office is permanently closed and all workers let go.