

If they decided to block the other direction, I’d be fine with that.
If they decided to block the other direction, I’d be fine with that.
Plus there was that one tiny undefeated village.
Ken M doesn’t do what Ken M does for Ken M. Ken M does what Ken M does because Ken M is Ken M.
TIME’S UP! LET’S DO THIS!
The other way around. I grew up playing games on PCs that were quite underpowered for a long time. I played Doom like this. Hell, I had to reduce screen size even in Wolfenstein 3D. I loved fog in GTA San Andreas because it reduced draw distance and when it was raining in Las Venturas, I had to look at my feet like I was speedrunning Goldeneye. I played through Oblivion in a 640 x 480 window and thought it looked amazing. I still have to fight not to turn off AA completely first time running a game on my RTX 3080 because it was the first thing to go for so long.
All of this trained my brain so now I have bulit-in antialiasing and frame generation. I don’t give a shit. Give me good art direction and gameplay loop and I can just generate smooth graphics in my head.
Here’s The Thing…
Sharknado VR was worth the money I spent on it (it was on a 50% sale, so I only paid 50 cents)
Doing this takes balls. And it won’t give them back.
For a while there his survival was uncertain.
Wish it had a VR port.
Wait… it does! I need to play Selaco.
Looks like Dr. Jacoby. Is he texting himself?
In a rare instance he’s absolutely correct.
That’s on me. I set the bar too low.
They said they have some big cats there, but they might be lion’
If you don’t use a seatbelt, a crash can turn your body into a projectile and kill someone else, so it’s not just “let the dumbasses die” scenario.
Or so I heard on the internet. Sounds like it’s probably a thing, though no idea how common it is.
Anything can be a bottle opener with a bit of practice.
I’m pretty sure that’s actually happening in some cases.