this motherfucker's ego trip knows absolutely no limits and it's representative of the outsized and frankly unacceptable transnational power that the ultra rich have in our world
the fact that he's so outspoken in such a lowbrow way is actually pretty informative in a way... it displays the very nature of our so-called democracies in a way that's extremely overt
you should come, it's a concert by The Police, we're calling it a Sting operation!
oh no that's too much for me, I'll leave this one link unclicked thank you very much
why don't you all click this link instead and be led to an absolute banger: Sons of Kemet - My Queen is Harriet Tubman
Left to right, top to bottom: Raul Chamgerlain, Todd Bonzalez, Karl Dandleton, Mike Truk, Willie Dustice, Glenallen Mixon, Bobson Dugnutt, Dwigt Rortugal, Anatoli Smorin and Sleve McDichael
I'll save Chef John from Food Wishes Dot Com and then figure out another one from this list.
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oh wow that's incredible, let me try something else
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Nothing, really, but still... it's kinda shocking to see the complete 4chanization of a space that's less anonymous.
I'm frankly baffled by the sharp uptick in the amount of overt racism I've been seeing on twitter these days. These fuckers don't even bother to pretend that they're not outright nazis.
these luddite scientists keep telling me to turn off my prion printer and I'm sick and tired of it
I don't know if this is a hot take, but I think the more attention this guy gets the better, let the average Amerikkkan have it in the back of their mind that shooting a CEO brings you way more recognition than doing the same thing in a school or supermarket. I bet Jodie Foster is hella impressed.
Looks pretty dope. Also, at 1:47 you can see that Cillian Murphy really outdid Christian Bale in physically preparing for the role.
Technically not what I'm playing right now, but I recently played Nobody Wants to Die and while I didn't think it was a particularly good game, I was absolutely blown the fuck away by how unbelievably good that game looks. It's one of the few games I've played that made me literally go holy fucking shit out loud just looking at it. My jaw hit the floor about five minutes in when you get the full reveal of the game's futuristic cyberpunk noir setting. Just check this shit out at around 8:15, when the character opens the door of his car hovering over Times Square.
The aesthetic is like LA Noire meets Bioshock meets Cyberpunk 2077 and it's absolutely impeccable. It's a brand of art deco noir 30's retrofuturism that I don't remember ever having seen anywhere else, and it fucking rocks. A visual masterpiece that's sadly wasted on a game that's the definition of meh.
Overall it's a very mediocre game, the plot is pretty confusing and derivative, just a more noir version of Altered Carbon with a hundred different indistinct characters that I mostly did not care about or even remember who they were as your character does the murder investigation. You investigate by putting together a kind of puzzle visually connecting characters and events, but I have to admit that most of my progress was by trying random shit because I had no idea who anybody was and didn't care. The gameplay loop is repetitive and kind of annoying, but holy shit is it an absolute visual feast. Soundtrack's pretty solid too.
Michael Mando as Vaas really took that game up a notch IMO. If being in this game is what gave him the opportunity to play Nacho in Better Call Saul then I say Far Cry 3 was worth it.
Finally got myself a new GPU a month ago and decided to give Cyberpunk 2077 another shot and... damn, it's actually a pretty solid game nowadays. There's a bunch of bugs here and there, it doesn't feel extremely polished, but I'm really into it now. It was absolute ass at release, but now that the major bugs have been squashed I'm having tons of fun with it.
The combat system really gives you that badass power fantasy. I went for a high risk high reward melee build with throwing knives and a katana and it's a blast to activate Sandevistan, throw a knife into an enemy's face then leap to the next one, swinging my katana.
Also, I think the writing is way better than I thought it would be. Not Disco Elysium levels, sure, but I like the worldbuilding and character development. Johnny Silverhand is a really fun character and Keanu's performance actually elevates him.
This is what zero theory hours of Disco Elysium does to a mfer
fire in the hole!
the reason why you can't see any evidence of this INSANE North Korean Tactic is that whenever you try to take a picture of a DPRK soldier it instantly corrupts whatever digital media it was registered on