Does Chorizo have little wheels for their back legs? I ask because i think Ubisoft stole your idea.

Does Chorizo have little wheels for their back legs? I ask because i think Ubisoft stole your idea.



Always wanted to try saurkraut since I generally like pickled stuff. I am now less likely to try it
We apologise again for the fault in the subtitles. Those responsible for sacking the people who have just been sacked, have been sacked.
Same. Gotta step up my game. Fuck tesseract. I’ve seen what they want and I don’t want it to include me
Some people also use Ø as zero to differentiate from O’s. Less common these days, but would still cause some confusion I bet.
We apologise for the fault in the subtitles. Those responsible have been sacked.


Nice point. Capitalization of races in sci-fi or fantasy always struck me as based in nationality rather than species, probably because at that scale planets and races are the new “countries.” We don’t have anything higher than a national government, so we don’t think of ourselves as one group on a global scale. I think it’s also because if we can talk to it, we don’t consider the species really because, well, why wouldn’t it be a human? Instead of “humans” and “octopus,” i think a lot of these writers are thinking along the same cultural scale as, say “German” or “Bosnian,” and such names typically come directly from the name of the country in the language being spoken.
All this to say i agree with you, but I can see how we ended up where we are.
On thing I did wish they do, though, was at least try to justify why all these galactic races happen to speak perfect English (or whatever language the player is using). By default. My lore-starved, single-track brain can’t decide between “Welcome to the interstellar community. Kind of weird that you independently developed the galactic lingua franca, but that’s cool” and “Welcome to the interstellar community. In order to facilitate your transition to a higher level of civilization, we have all decided to learn and speak exclusively in your most popular language. And by ‘we’ I mean the galaxy. All of us.”


Im a US American, how much time do you have? There is almost no aspect of my culture I wouldn’t trade for another. Music I’ll keep but everything else… meh
Whoa, found Shane Dawson on Lemmy
“Huge difference. A painting can be beautiful, but I don’t want to bang a painting.”


I never made that comparison but you’re spot on. I don’t mind the dnd movie as much, because there are times when that makes it feel like an actual campaign with dumb, campy shit going on. But yeah, now that you say it, it’s 100% a marvel movie in a trenchcoat.


Ffs I checked out of the marvel flicks around infinity war and they’re planning that many more? Just let them die.


Sinking my teeth into Hollow Knight, just “finished” Subnautica 2 in its current state


Walking in my yard for more than 30 seconds has my shoe soles crunching with these fuckers when I come inside. Get to spend the next few minutes picking them out. And no matter how thorough you are, chances of these being on an indoor floor are never zero. Hard to get rid of and just all-around nasty, agreed.
Man, what happened to that girl? Hope she’s doing okay, former internet stardom can be tough


Yo, nice, I got to see them live, too! Such a sick show, awesome band, can’t wait till they swing by my neck of the woods again.


Kind of irrelevant but nice album choice


For sure, I just haven’t found another that i enjoy as much, and I really enjoy a good management game like that when the mood strikes. I’ve played some others, and this one hits my sweetspot for scale, environmental elements, and overall feel. Haven’t seriously tried Oxygen Not Included, just watched some gameplay and been intrigued but not hooked. Same goes for The Wandering Village and Cult of the Lamb.
And yeah, endgame can get a bit aimless, but if I got bored I would probably just impose my own rules to keep things lively
I used to have the same feeling about Stevie Nicks and any of her solo or Fleetwood Mac stuff. I’ve come around to her myself, but i get it