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~35y Eastern Canadian, gamer, interested in AI, high strangeness, and cats
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Just realized “George Maharis” is a real person who also cruised bathrooms looking for sex.
This show is just a fucking masterclass of writing.
Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway. –Andrew Tanenbaum, 1981
Oscar the Grouch giving off Ol’ Greg vibes.
They should feel lucky you gave them velcro catch instead of the metal lawn darts we were trusted with.
I find if you sign in by email, it bypasses the georestriction.
I’m in Canada and only get refused when I try to sign in through Google, but the email sign-in just sends a verification code email and you’re set.
I’m at a loss for words.
There’s shrines near the start of the game that teach you to dodge & flurry rush;
While locking onto an enemy, jump while moving to the side or backwards at the last second before an enemy attacks-- if the timing is done correctly, you can flurry rush. The trick is finding the timing for each enemy type, though you start to get a feel for it.
It’s a grindy mechanic, but I really enjoyed filling out the compendium once you upgrade your Sheikah Slate-- taking pictures of things became the focus of the game for a while, and I’m glad that TOTK improved upon that.
“A Boring Dystopia” doesn’t mean everything in our world is boring.
It means we’re living in a dystopia, but instead of supervillains and the stuff like we’re used to seeing in future-dystopian media, we just get overcharged for bread and made to live in tents.
It’s evil, but in the most fucking boring way possible.