The older generations have almost certainly doomed humanity. We need sweeping environmental reform, a better education system, and to have something to combat rampant consumerism.

You don’t need a new car every five years. Your phone’s fine. Will festive mugs you use once a year really make your life better?

As I get older I continuously get more mad at the older generations.

Yup, primary primary primary. Get two of your friends or colleagues who share your views to vote in the primaries too. Remind them a month out, a week out, and the day before.

That’s the thing about the Internet. You can try to spin the story however you want, but it’s never truly gone. Push too hard and you’ll end up with the Streisand effect.

If there’s no profit being made companies won’t keep spending. A large part of this bubble are the plans tech companies have to build out more AI. If these companies blink and reduce their plans it will begin the selloff. They’re still all in on forcing AI down your throat, because they need you to be used to using it so they can start charging you a monthly subscription.

Yup, but they actually built one in Vegas. It’s a joke. It’s two Tesla with drivers going about 25mph in tunnels.

Because it’s nonsense. We’re a decade past the promised rollout of full self driving, the hyperloop is a failure, the cybertruck is a flop, China makes EVs significantly better and cheaper than Tesla. The batteries they’re selling are looking more and more likely to get leapfrogged by solid state batteries too. Half the world refuses to touch anything his companies produce.

Tesla stock should be in the shitter, but results don’t matter anymore.

America, fuck ya!.. Oh wait…

Sorry to tell you this, but your mouth is fucking broken.

(I really don’t care what you eat, but that sounds awful lol)

The right is a bunch of braindead babies led by whatever emotion their TVs and social feeds tell them to feel. Traitors to throw country and constitution. Despicable.

I was on a town hall call with my senator and we told him we’re cool with the shutdown, and that we should withhold federal taxes. He was on board for both.

Our idols told us to rebel, not take what the man’s handing out. Then the music industry realized they could subvert the music scene with plants.

Lol it’s not whataboutism, it’s pointing out the hypocrisy of your statement. I didn’t attempt to downplay the US’ checkered past or even say what in particular I was referencing, just making an observation that our countries have both done fucking awful things.

Don’t bother responding, I won’t read your reply.

Sellout with me oh yeah, sellout with me tonight. The record company’s gonna give me lots of money and everything’s gonna be all right.

Miss the days when we shit on shills and valued independent thought.

That’s not what it represents to any actual Americans. Yes shitty people moved through its halls, but so did national and international heroes. Reducing it as you have done isn’t going to do shit but annoy people.

Based on the .au instance I’d assume you’re from Australia, it’d be mighty silly to throw stones while living in a glass house.

I still keep it installed but I’m waiting a decade more before I replay it. Hopefully I forget enough to have a similar experience

That’s not really in the spirit of the question though. The question boils down to “what game made you feel some kinda way that you’d like to replicate?” It’s entirely hypothetical. Theres too many amazing games that have been made in the last thirty years to ever finish them all. But that doesn’t take away from that moment in a game that was so new and impactful that it became seared into. I’ve had experiences so deep it literally changed how I felt about death and loss and it would be amazing to feel those feelings again.

My first thought too. Probably in my top three games, but you can only play it the best way once.

The trackers definitely aren’t all run by one dude. Files are shared/seeded by users, myself included. I’d guess less than 1% of users are paying/donating and mods are volunteers. There’s money to be made, sure. But arguing that money is going to something nefarious because it potentially could is a lame argument IMO.

What the hell are you talking about? There’s still lots of peer to peer trackers and most make their money asking users for donations or selling premium status. I’ve been using some for years and haven’t spent a dollar.