Bernie has been on the right side of history for half a century. And while he’s technically right here as well, it assumes both sides play using the same rules. We all know one side only likes rules that don’t apply to them.

After the lawyers get their cut, everyone will be getting a couple bucks

But it’s not just significant enemies. I mean most bosses do, but also the sandworm floors, the gear floors and ceilings, and most larger regular enemies. There are also several common smaller enemies whose attacks hit twice, which is effectively the same.

The magma bell only protects you from fire damage, which really hasn’t been much of a concern so far in my playthrough. I don’t have any other items that mitigate damage. The closest that I have is the plasmium.

Patent laws in Japan don’t work the same way as they do in most of the world. And they can only enforce their patent on companies operating in Japan.

The whole Palworld situation was based on patents that Nintendo only applied for after Palworld was already released.

If anyone deserves a tip for exceptional service, it’s those Etsy witches.

It’s not. The size of the game isn’t the limiting factor.

Anecdotally, I played Horizon Forbidden West on PS4 and occasionally got loading screens while out and about in the open world. I assume the HDD was the cause of this.

In HK, you could have up to 9 masks. So far in SS I have 6, which is irrelevant when enemies do 2 damage. Basically you find 4 mask shards and gain little benefit from it.

Double damage is annoyingly common, and really is the only complaint I have. So many enemies and even floors/ceilings that hit twice.

I’m shocked. SHOCKED!

Actually, I’m not even a little surprised.

What does compliance get you? The poster may have been exaggerating a little, but people need to stop rolling over. No bully has ever gone away because they were being ignored.

Milk doesn’t become cheese on its own. It just turns sour and then moldy.

It’s also 9000 pieces.

Don’t get me wrong, I think Lego sets are typically way more expensive than they should be, but this doesn’t seem outrageous to me given the scale of the set.

Cause the wife took his switch.

Funny as Hell, it was the most horrible thing I could think of.

I don’t know if it will do it, but KDE Connect might have a way to make it work

“Let him cook” is more like “I wanna see where this is going”

I was wondering how they even got any. I was under the impression that DNA doesn’t last that long.

You had me until the mozzarella.

Well it only appears to happen on the Linux native version. I guess this is just another game that works better under Proton than native.

That’s what I was thinking, but I can’t seem to do anything about it.