His "I'm not playing cards" comeback was very strong as well.
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Samus be like
I agree with everything said so far. Just wanna add that starting a little big and then shrinking resources can be less stressful if you value user experience more then some extra expense at launch.
Oh so you didn’t like it eh
Getting acquainted with git and the pull request process can be a daunting first step. Kudos to the neophytes for taking it.
Pull request:
-than
+thank
Your rudeness coupled with your lack of attention to others insures whatever point you have will be disregarded, just so you know.
Agreed. Up next: what's the best song ever?
20K games were released on Steam last year, and almost all of them are indies
That's your problem right there. I can't possibly pay attention to 20K games a year. By a mix of luck, quality and marketing, some indies absolutely manage to be in the spotlight. "Have you heard of the hidden gem Stardew Valley?" Or maybe the joke should go Balatro instead in 2025.
Have you played ORAS? I think this was the peak for me. Good vibes, good features, massive pokedex.
Me and my son have a history with Pokemon. It's a franchise close to our hearts, but we're both disappointed with everything that happened on the switch. I'll always remember taking him to the anime convention to battle with the local gym champions. Just watched the Z-A trailer and it's depressing really. The last entries' artistic direction is utterly lifeless and the gameplay feels stale, despite the revolving door of gimmicks from gen to gen. I'm still hoping, one day, we get a fucking good Pokemon game though.
This article is mainly parroting the anti-nuclear fear mongering funded by oil companies for decades.