Kinda disappointing but not entirely unexpected. The first game was far from perfect too but still turned out to be fairly interesting. I’ll probably pick the sequel up when it’s on sale.

It’s just a few weeks per game. It has gotten to the point where people are working down the list of uncracked games from the previous years.

The voices38 crack is not a hypervisor bypass though.

Probably the only thing out of their new hardware lineup that has any chance of being released in the near future.

I’ve played all the games and read the books and really enjoyed Exodus. This series is just banger after banger, I don’t mind either way.

I am so hyped for this! It looks way darker than Exodus though.

This man could walk away at any time and still be set for life. Hell, he was already rich before he even picked up streaming. And you compare that to a worker who is one injury away from his family starving?

That’s true of course, I’m profiting heavily from my war crimes.

• Play Rimworld

• Get addicted

• … Profit?

The man’s name? Albert Einstein.

It’s nowhere near as expensive in the EU but it can be pretty close to the price of fuel in some countries. I regularly travel the same 700 kilometers through Germany and if you don’t book weeks in advance the fuel expenditure is often less than the price of the train ticket. Not to mention the comfort of a car is comparable to a first class seat which is even more expensive. But I guess you’d have to factor in maintenance as well.

I’ve seen the same analogy used to justify racism.

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I think this means that it wants some belly scratches

Imagine being the guy working the hotline and you get a call from some deranged boomer ranting about a bean virus.

And even if you’re playing a lot of modern AAA games, the settings beyond medium are often just offering diminishing returns. I can barely tell the difference in most cases and it will still tank the FPS down by half. It’s just not worth it.

I guess it’s not something he wanted to take any chances with. His father was fairly high up in the Austro-Hungarian military, so he knew what the frontline was like.

He still lived a long and decently healthy life and died in his 80s. Never drank or smoked again though.

My German great grandpa was a pacifist and got around being drafted into WW1 and WW2 by pretending to be an alcoholic. He apparently barely ate and lived only from booze and cigarettes for a month. He went to the draft office underweight and shaking and they pretty much sent him home immediately. Unfortunately he did some actual damage to his liver with it but I guess it’s better than getting blown to bits for the Emperor or the Nazis.

It did and you can get it here for free:

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I just recently played through the series and it actually holds up pretty well, especially the second game.

Nazi Germany was toppled by literal communists

This is leaving out so much that it’s not really the truth.

and there were very successful resistance and partisan movements throughout the regime

This only happened in the occupied countries and it is debatable how much of a threat these movements really were. While they contributed, they were not what won the war in the end and most likely would’ve been squashed like all the other local uprisings before. Had Germany put all the focus inside their own borders and had the US and USSR not gotten involved, they never would’ve stopped. Which is precisely the situation in the US right now. There will not be any external factors to bring the military down. It will be like Russia or North Korea if you allow this to continue. There is no real resistance in countries like this, everyone falls in line eventually.

You’re totally right that it’s harder and that we need to organize now, and that’s what I’m trying to encourage people to do

Good, so start with the next best thing, voting for a Democrat who at least respects the constitution. Anything else is unrealistic at this point. You have to make a first step into the right direction before you can even think about realizing your final goals. Real change takes many, you can never just jump to the end of the line.