Just because it's possible to be more correct doesn't mean it's wrong.
gastroglizzy
joined 3 days ago
Learn whichever one you're more likely to actually use or practice. I learned French in high school and college to the point I could listen to French news and (mostly) follow along and read simple fiction books.
As soon as I left that environment where it was constantly practiced and reinforced, my comprehension slowly decreased. With no one to speak it with and being unwilling to dedicate practice time to it, over the course of nearly two decades, I've forgotten nearly all of it.
Depending on the bag, foil works better. Always test your gear before relying on it.
Kinda like Armored Core that's online and couch co-op. Instead of robots, you fight armored bugs, like Starship Troopers. Think Deep Rock Galactic co-op against bugs with Zone of the Enders style mechs and Killing Floor style wave based survival with a boss at the end.
Conscripted
A game where you're conscripted into an army for an authoritarian regime and sent to commit atrocities against innocent people on their behalf. You can play through the game normally, following orders and getting an ending of some kind.
Or, you can go AWOL, betray your country, and organize a resistance. This option will not be advertised or indicated by the game in any way; it's available only to those who dare try to go against the game.
Don Dickle comes to mind. Guy treats this place like his personal search engine. If you read his bio, it says multiple people share the account.
I think it lasted for a couple of weeks.
It lasted exactly two weeks. No demands were met. No further action was taken.
How come there wasn’t a protest like that when they made even worse decisions?
Following the original "protest" some subs remained dark to continue the boycott. These communities were either banned or had their moderators replaced with more compliant ones. Some subs saw their moderators banned for dissent, then the entire sub was banned for being unmoderted. After that, dissenting users were systematically banned, either explicitly for dissenting, or implicitly for various BS reasons. Now, Reddit is mostly AI bots with a handful of real people who either drink the kool-aid or have learned that the nail who sticks out gets the hammer.
You could just implement proper anti-cheat, but yeah, ok, sure, whatever.