I wonder how many people per year you can move with that amount of money applied to light rail.

Small price to pay for people to have their funny memes and deep fakes.

Skeever tail.

This capitalism looks and smells a lot like good old USSR style communism.

All his decisions can be reversed by the next president.

And then reversed by the next next president. Do you think this kind of trust violation blows over just like that?

The orange Cheeto threatened to annex a fucking European country. And nobody in the US told him otherwise. The Democrats seem to be too busy eating popcorn and waiting for elections.

Can someone please put a responsible adult in charge of that damned organization?

I had an account a long time ago, it was very good. They unfortunately deprecated the UI translations, so everything went German only, which was painful to navigate.

I grew up with the knowledge that “Internet routes around damage”. In those days that referred to censorship and walled gardens.

I’m not sure if and how it would work with disinformation and AI slop as the damage to route around of.

I’m cautious but hopeful.

Yep, time to wipe my Epic account.

Yeah, well, you know, that’s just, like, your opinion, man.

Well, good luck with that. :-)

Whatever it was, it was temporary. Sorry to have wasted your time.

Take all those billions and go unfuck Teams. Thank you.

– millions of office workers

Yes, everything you like about the original is there. The storytelling, the philosophical undertones, the brain wracking puzzles. Except that everything is way larger, with much to explore, new gadgets to master and characters to interact. They dropped some of the stuff that annoyed me in the original, like the machine guns and mines.

The puzzle difficulty is spot on, so if you played the through the original you’ll find the first puzzles easy but then they ramp up.

I’ve finished the main story and now I’m going back to get the 100% stars, as one does. I’m sure I’ll buy the DLC for this one as well, as I did for the original. Its is that good.

Soma may be my favorite Frictional game, even though I played nearly all the Amnesia series.

I think I’ll install it again after I’m done with Talos Principle II.

Ads and idiots.

I think we have a good idiot ratio right now, let’s not increase it.

Absolutely nothing.

One more vote for Tidal. High quality and large catalog, I’ve been using it for years.

That will most likely never happen, so stop lying to yourself.

I’m finally playing The Talos Principle II. It has been in my waiting list for a long time. I’m a big fan of the original and I’m currently hooked on the sequel. It has everything I love about the first one, only in a much larger scale. The storytelling is spot on, the puzzle difficulty is tweaked to make it easy for beginners to get the hang of things but gets quite challenging later on even for hardened players. There’s lots of new artifacts and mechanics to learn and some of the old classics like the laser connectors.

If you loved Portal and Portal II, this is for you.