This is how history works. The victors determine how the story is told. If these guys had been successful rest assured no matter how wrong they were they would have painted themselves heros.
But I get your point. Unfortunately idiocy isn't a solid defense for treason.
This section contemplates mail fraud and the penalties incurred for committing said fraud.
I find it incredibly entertaining that, although these laws magically do not apply to them, these people invoke them to attempt to intimidate government officials.
I pronounce them the same. Grew up on the west coast.
I feel this way about all of the brain dance scenes in cyberpunk. I don't enjoy them and find them incredibly tedious. Thankfully there are only a few that are necessary for the story but they are notably bad, not fun, and add nothing to the game while absolutely stripping the moments spent playing through them of all joy
What? Of course I pet random dogs on the street. You don't?
I mean, I ask first, if they're with a human.. if not, well...
Days gone gets a lot of hate but I thought it was a blast and the motorcycle travel was such a great game mechanic.
I couldn't finish Alan Wake. I really enjoyed the story but the game play was just too kludgy.
There are absolutely, unequivocally, killers for hire. You just aren't going to find them on the hitman equivalent of Amazon dot fucking com.
A shawarma is very similar to a gyro, both are wrapped in a pita like bread (although I don't think the shawarma bread is called pita). A shawarma tends to have spicier ingredients compared to a gyro, and originates from the Middle East.
No! Didn't even know about it even though I've been gaming since 85
Yo at least let them have the grape flavored "nutrient packs" while you're at it..
I'm with you, I have a pretty high end gaming PC up in my office and honestly if rather game on my PS5, from my bed. It's soooooo cozy.