QuietCupcake

According to some in here (even hexbears?!? blech), the genocide perpetrator you know is always better than the one you don't, so yeah, you'd better for the one you already know is committing a genocide to reduce harm. That's just facts and logic.

I'm not sure where the lines are in these definitions, or how much the difference really matters but I'm hoping he will be remembered not just as an enabler but as a direct accomplice, which he is. He could have chosen to stop it at any point, instead he has goaded it on and knowingly, unhesitatingly provided the material means to perpetrate it.

Melina in shambles.

man I would love to play this with comrades from hexbear and l'grad!

jealous cupcake.

I've never played before but I've been interested in trying it for a few year. Problem is I only have a shitty connection and would be playing on a PS4. Would it still work for me to join? I know some online games are still mostly playable even with a bad internet connection, while others are just impossible due to lag. (I get knocked offline a few times per day and I often have to downgrade a streaming video from 720p to 480p to prevent unwatchable amounts of buffering, to give you an idea). I don't have the game yet, so I'm not sure how much any of that makes a difference. I think I'd have to buy the PS4's monthly subscription to be able to play it online too, damnit.

TIL far left is when you parrot the US State Dept line, shit on AES countries, and use the terms "tankie" and "authoritarianism" unironically.

Came here wondering the same. Saw Pluto's 2 month old crosspost in the modlog, deleted for "links to revisionist hellhole" and was like... "wait, they're calling hexbear revisionist? lol." I mean, weirdos raging at hexbear isn't new or surprising to me, but revisionism isn't an accusation I expected to see levied at the place.

And don't get out of bed for weeks?

It's been funny reading this thread and seeing some hexbears that are just now having the misfortune of being exposed to the that is NAFO for the first time.

In the newsmega we've been coping with the by dunking on them for 2 years now.

I think it still has highest number of posts and comments per day or something? It's no longer the highest number in terms of users, but there is some basic metric of activity where hexbear still is quantifiably at the top. But anyway you're right about the quality, that's what's important.