A 1970 Corvette

Okay I definitely did NOT get that part. Though I am reminded of the first "convince the person they're wrong" thing with the cholo and how I wish during the conversation there was a "shoot the bastard" option. I chose the "talk it out" option because I wanted to hear why but after talking to him and botching the negotiation Jensen just sits there like a dumbass when things break down and he tries to run. Like, nothing changed positioningwise, so why wouldn't Jensen be able to try and take a shot after realizing that talking him down won't work? I suppose the true answer to this all is "just load your save and do it right"

Wait, what happens then? I feel like I may have gotten that and not realized it was something I could have influenced. Definitely saved helicopter girl though, she was a cutie.

It was obvious but I did it anyway because I was really just on autopilot through most of those missions I guess. I suspected it wouldn't really matter in the long run (like most things in this game heyooooooooo) I mean, I was gonna just abuse the fact that the boss is baffled by stairs and shoot him to death with a gun anyway, I just couldn't jump directly over his head to do it. You know while I'm on this tangent DXHR had so many "but I wouldn't have done that" situations in cutscenes. The EMP thing, everything involving that Chinese bitch who clearly was going to betray you at every single turn (chiefly, not just shooting her outright whenever she showed up), pretty much every single boss fight cutscene where Jensen just walks up to them instead of using his quantum tunneling armor piercing suppressed pistol to pop them in the head with the element of surprise or hell just fucking sneak around them like you already can do once the cutscene is over I mean, the anticlimax of being able to 1shot all the bosses in the first DX with the GEP Gun is still preferable to the boss fights DXHR had.

That was the thing that borked your implants like five levels later right? Yeah, I had forgot about it until now

I finished desu ex human resources Ending was shit, all the boss fights were dumb, why the fuck do the nano zombies literally make you unable to move if they touch you once, why did an EMP reset your implants when there is an implant IN THE GAME THAT SHIELDS YOU FROM ALL ELECTRIC INTERFERENCE AND EMPS REEEEEEEEEEEEE other than that the game was okay, pretty fun

Is Marinara friends worth picking up?

Here's what was on at the moment My ever-growing slideshow background pool cannot be large enough

I love that nowadays you can't find a video by clicking on something you know was related to it because 50% is shit you've already watched, 25% stuff youtube has decided to put on everyone's recommended, and 25% related videos

I'm sorry, it was low hanging fruit

Sounds like it's not phenomenal support of their legacy hardware players

I don't really know anything about fortnite but from what I've heard it's not really anything other than building a tower that's taller than the other guy's tower and then shooting him

Lots of polish, I enjoy most of the streamlines that the game has so you don't have to fucking play "who can click through inventories the fastest" which was something I highly disliked in other BR games Of course having such a team focus, I wouldn't touch this game solo and would have second thoughts about duo even. But in the times where a group's up it seems okay. I do have a slight problem but it's more of a problem with BR games in general; I can't get a handle on the shooting mechanics as fast as I would like because the nature of engagements in a BR game. Kinda wish there was a way to practice 1v1s or something.

You know rainbow goodstuff is a fun deck to play now and then, I recently proxied out a deck that was just "5 color cards I've always wanted to play" and it was a blast. My problem is that 99 cards isn't nearly enough for everything, so I'd have to rotate stuff out Also >playing commander simic in 2019

That must have been his lament

I just had a dream that SPUF was back up and very few people knew because they all assumed it would be gone forever. I was sad to re-discover reality