Have you ever tried GRIP: Combat Racing?
VerilyFemme
joined 10 months ago
Caddicarus for me. I love the guy, his new content isn't bad. I don't have time to watch a video that's as long as a feature-length film, wherein so much stuff is covered that nothing gets a spotlight for more than a few minutes.
Feels like every time I sit down to play games now...
Let's be real: We knew this as Chumdrumbedrum for years.
southsamurai is barely engaging here, I don't get the saltyness.
For the record, they were extremely gracious to me during a moment of ignorance. I can't imagine them being hateful about this situation.
I'll chime in with the obligatory New Vegas recommendation.
It's so different than Fallout 4 it's really hard to describe. No looter shooter stuff, no focus on clearing the next dungeon. The world is there, it's alive, it's reactive, and you decide what to do and where to go. I've spent many hours scouring the world, and I always find something new. And when I say something new, I'm not talking about a copy/pasted skill magazine or bobblehead. I mean new quests, new lore, new perspectives It's the closest I've ever seen a video game come to emulating real-world ideological conflict, and I adore it. The player freedom is off the chain, too. Hell, you can kill every NPC and still beat the game. Love it, rant over.
You can play New Vegas without mods, and I'd say it actually functions well (everyone's machine handles the game differently though, tbh), but I recommend following this guide, at least the base version, to mod your game. Not strictly necessary, though. I'd hate to recommend you a game you have to spend hours fixing before you can play it.
As for Fable, there's two versions on Steam. Fable: The Lost Chapters is the original Xbox release, and Fable Anniversary is the 360-era remaster. The only real differences between the two are:
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Fable Anniversary has remastered graphics. (As for if they're better, that comes down to personal preference. I personally like the way Fable: TLC looks more)
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Fable Anniversary has controller support.
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Fable Anniversary has an added hard mode.
The controller support makes Anniversary my preferred way to play on Steam, but the remaster kinda destroyed the game's atmosphere. I'd still rather just boot up my Xbox copy of Fable TLC so I can have my cake and, furthermore, eat it as well.
Ah fuck. Now it's gonna be Musk's 20-year-olds in charge of EVERYTHING tech related.
I'f be very grateful if you could reply with some of those businesses here, I'd love to add them to the list :)
wtf are current events even lmao
FWIW it's less a list of good guys and more a list of alternatives to Amazon services. I'll definitely read more into Instacart and consider removing them from the list. REI I'm on the fence about though, due to its somewhat unique focus on outdoors. I'm not outdoorsy, but it does seem that Huckberry (already on the list) is a good replacement for REI, at a glance. Would you be willing to verify that for me?
Your point about brick and mortar stores is true, but my intention is to provide more 1:1 replacements to Amazon's delivery services.
Most Amazon users know they can go out and get the same products at stores, but they use Amazon for the convenience of having the item delivered. Furthermore, some people use online stores due to disabilities.
I'll be sure to add a note on the infographic about the effectiveness of buying locally at physical stores. Thank you so much for your recommendations!
How are we all doing today? I would love to hear how everyone's day is going!
Polish:
L.A. Colors Mermaid Magic CNL72 Sea Life L.A. Colors Color Craze Gel CNP500 Stardom (The 2nd one is just gel-like so anyone without a UV light can use it!)
I love this color, too :)
It's extremely good. It feels like it was created by fans of all the high-speed racers (F-Zero, wipEout, Extreme G, Star Wars Episode I Podracer, etc), but it's also very much its own game. Not exactly a 1:1 replication of Extreme G, especially with its focus on four-"wheeled" vehicles (it also has hover options), but it's probably as close as you're going to get nowadays.