Ah yes, especially from the guy that still remembers how all of you bought into that "hospital bombing". You all ready to admit that you got conned about that one yet or are you still on the "Uh, uh, well, we don't- we don't KNOW for sure what happened!" kick?
You seeing this as genocide shows...
Hot take. I don't think reacting to a man burning himself alive, when his country could completely pull out all involvement in the Israel/Gaza conflict and it would have no impact on the continuation of the war, by encouraging it and glorifying it, are going to bring more people into their...
Epic Mickey remake good. Was disappointed they weren't releasing Drill Dozer again but Pepper Grinder looks good. Looking forward to Unicorn Overlord, the Ogre Battle 64 vibes are strong. And of course an Ender Lilies sequel has got me pretty hyped up.
Guess it's my turn for a tragedy to happen in my neck of the woods. Know some people that were just a block away when the shooting happened. I hear that two of the shooters (Don't know if there are more) were from out of town and got into an argument over something.
At this point, I wonder why they don't just make a bunch of visual novels tied into Silent Hill instead. It would really save on money and they could throw more stuff at the wall and, thanks to the law of averages, get something to stick.
I think the key is to have it so you can fight back enough so the enemies give a sense of danger but not so much that you can clean out an area. I feel like REmake really nailed the balance of having enough resources to get through encounters but not enough to get through ALL of them, at least...
Eh. I interpret it as them wanting to show something "safe" about the remake since combat in the OG was pretty poor. While it also wasn't the main selling point, it's still an easy way to show progress without potentially upsetting anyone.
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