gruvn

I absolutely agree this will impact all of North America, but equating the US with North America is simply incorrect.

I just like how Americans always seem to think they have the freedom to move to any country they want.

Will this ever not be appropriate?

Can someone explain how the PM has both a yea and nay vote? I'm genuinely confused.

I just start with ADIEU to maximize vowel discovery and go from there.

LOL. Thanks for the sneetches comparison!

Yes. And their favorite temperature generally corresponds with that of the ocean. I don't think they would have liked the abysmal plain though.

I would, but I'm on console.

How about something like Overwatch 2, but 6v6, and no battle pass. Maybe it doles out rewards like skins and sprays and stuff for playing? Just spitballin' here.

Heck, add an annual subscription to pay the devs, but don't go all in with the overpriced cosmetics...

You should play Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice. I've finished it and it's awesome. Wear headphones. It's on Gamepass if you have an Xbox.

The game's narrative serves as a metaphor for the character's struggle with psychosis, as Senua, who suffers from the condition but believes it to be a curse, is haunted by an entity known as the "Darkness", voices in her head known as "Furies", and memories from her past. To properly represent psychosis, developers worked closely with neuroscientists, mental health specialists, and people living with the condition.

During Overwatch (solo queue), some guy was all pissy, saying that everyone on our team was throwing, and generally being a jerk. He gets fed up, and says ,"fine, since you all suck, I'm just gonna sit in spawn". And he does. So now, we were 5v6 (OW 1).

But the minute he stops participating, we start winning. And we cap the point. And we start capping the next one too. And I just start laughing and tell him how he must be so bad that he was actually making us worse by participating. He quietly start playing again, but he was so toxic, that I kept teasing him while he waffled for non existent explanations.

He never stopped being a jerk, but I had a really good, memorable match.