Tar_Alcaran

I’m pretty sure this is why coop shooters are getting more popular.

Also, obviously you don’t want the lounge opening right into the bathroom. Unless that’s your thing, but then you should just convert your gay room into a multipurpose area.

I dunno, seems really inconvenient to me. What if you decide to get married at some point? I would just build a sex-regardless-marriage room, to get a little potential future-proofing done.

And maybe expand the gay room a bit.

They should give them a list of every email adres they have on file, which is just 6 or 7 internal adresses, and the code to the storage cabinet where they keep the backup tapes.

Boom fully compliant.

As far as I can remember, the main character is just some random son of a smith.

Yeah, because just pretending the previous movie didn’t happen is also a shitty solution.

And no gearing, so no complex moving part assemblies…

Why make it hard on yourself when idiots self-select into an easy target audience?

Roughly the odds of flipping heads 17 times in a row

Multiple things can be true. Both of these claims are true.

• It benefits NATO countries to curb the expansion of a rival power without losing a single soldier.

• Assisting in a sovereign country in resisting annexation by a genocidal occupier is a good thing.

You don’t always have to suffer to help someone else, some situations can be win-win.

My ethics and my mouth think it’s a great idea.

But I feel like my intestines would complain a LOT.

Ah, ideally yes.

When people work with hazardous materials, they hire me to make sure they do it safely or legally. I mostly work in waste handling, soil remediations and laboratories.

It’s pretty fun and interesting, but it’s been very bad for my enjoyment of homegrown food, swimming outdoors or going downwind of any industrial sites.

Fully Automatic Trans Mission?

Welcome to the new Industrial Revolution, where one person can do the work of many. Sure, mass produced goodscontent aren’t as good as handmade artisanal products writing, but there’s a huge market for it.

Or most comment moderation policies

Nobody on the left wants crappy surveys

Give us guns?

Quick, but them a pony!

One could absolutely ask what BioWare is thinking straying so far from the original, successful, formula. The answer of course is valuing short-term profit over the creating of something that will stand the test of time.

“SoulsLike games sells well, let’s make dragon age a souls like” is what they thought