If everyone in the world suddenly created a video game and 99.999% of them are garbage, but 0.001% of them were good, that’s still 8,000,000 good games.

Vastly increasing the number of video games released undoubtedly leads to more good games. The problem at that point is more finding them rather than questioning whether or not they exist.

I agree, and lowering the cost of entry to the game development market means more games and better games for all of us.

I’ll straight up admit that I can’t compete in most pvp titles; and I don’t want to be a loot goblin for the high school kids who are going to 360 no-scope headshot me from across the map and then tea bag my corpse.

I could get info that game either. It looks amazing. I’m sure the experience is great, but it never really grabbed me.

StarCraft 2 is the bomb, just download it and play the campaigns, it’s worth it. Probably the best RTS campaign IMO.

I would create ten different accounts to play a game that’s the quality of rdr2.

But nobody could possibly piss off this many people into making this many fake reports.

Are you kidding? 50% of the country hates Trump, some enough to make attempts on his life. But you think there’s no way this many could possibly make this stuff up?

I mean I want a modern version of it with the jank removed, but I want the same systems, same story ya.

Oblivion and Skyrim constantly disappointed me with the simplification of the RPG systems.

I should be able to cast a jump spell that sends me to the moon; and the spell runs out before I reach the moon, where I die terribly.

I thought the EU already evaluated this and gave some cookie cutter gaming industry shill of an answer…?

Companies whose profits are taken sue Apple for not only lost revenue but also punitive damages.

Now can we have a poll from Dr. Thunder about what we went our Cola to taste like?

Ranee Good and Alex Pretti

Were creating a hostile situation where ICE agents are forced to play defensive crowd control rather than doing their job. It’s a terrible situation, especially Petti who apparently did nothing but be in the wrong place at the wrong time, but they contributed to their own harm.

If you take your convertible into a bad neighborhood and leave the keys on the dashboard; don’t ask me to feel bad when it gets stolen.

fuck themselves to hell.

Why would I when the left is already doing a fine job.

They are my guy. They’re just not looking through your warped glasses of protecting illegal immigrants from being lawfully removed from the county.

They absolutely do submit to the court. There are court hearings going on right now about withdrawing ICE from Minneapolis.

No one is actively murdering you when you’re the one creating the aggressive situations. Stop obstructing law enforcement officers, it’s dangerous and illegal. Fight them in court.

wow…enjoy hell

I don’t need to worry, there is no hell, or Santa Claus, or Easter Bunny. If you swallow a watermelon seed it won’t grow in your stomach.

I mean if you dress up in a KKK costume and walk through the Bronx, something very bad is probably going to happen to you. Some may even call it murder, but that doesn’t mean you were innocent as a choir boy.

And it absolutely is a political issues, we have people at the local, state, and federal level all escalating due to the idea that backing down is precieved as weakness. If any of those levels de-escalated none of this would have happened. No one deserved to get killed here, but no one is totally innocent.

They use the immigration law as a thinly veiled attempt at a disguise, that’s about it.

If true; it sounds like a class action law suit will be an excellent way of punishing the administration and compensating those effected. And that doesn’t even require people dying in the streets.

I only see one side doing that - ICE.
The “other side” is civilians being very restrained, making rest of the world ask Wtf murica?

Obstructing a federal officer is not de-escalation. If protestors want to park outside a federal building, or go to DC and protest that’s fine. Verbally aggressive flash mobs that stalk ICE vehicles is not a constitutionally protected form of protest.

You fucking wish. This smarmy bullshit isn’t going to save you when our turn comes.

Oof, ain’t that the sad state of affairs of American politics in a nutshell.

I hope you don’t expect that cycle to end when your turn ends.

ICEis not enforcing any legitimate federal law.

I don’t understand this at all. They’re enforcing federal immigration law; and in the situations where theyre interacting with citizens like Good; it’s due to the citizens violating federal law by obstructing their actions; and they absolutely have the authority to detain and arrest people who obstruct their duties.

If you supported people protesting on Jan. 6th before they stormed the barriers, why do you think people protesting in Minnesota are in the wrong?

Oh I support Minnesota’s right to protest; however your right to protest does not extend to obstructing official duties of a law enforcement officer. If your protest strategy is flash mobs that intimidate and make the job of working officers more difficult then that protest is not a protected right under the first amendment.

Also, how do you feel about the use of thermal cameras to scan and preemptively target individuals carrying concealed weapons?

Smart, but also easily bypassed by anyone whose determined to do so; so maybe it’s kind of useless.

Do you think 10 gunshots, all fired after a suspect has already been disarmed and is no longer a threat, is a bit excessive? Not enough gunshots? Or the goldilocks level of just right

Most experts would say that it’s too soon to make judgements about the shooting. There’s more information coming out every minute. I would love to see an independent investigation, but we all know that won’t happen. But yes it seems really botched, really messed up; but back to what I said earlier, there are many many people to blame here. If the shooting was unjustified then absolutely the shooter will carry most of the blame, but everyone is at fault here.