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not strictly necessary, no. but so is a lot of what we do today.

it’d be cool.

me_irl

“why do people care so much about the possibility of nuclear war? why is this hitler guy so controversial? so disgusting!”

they won’t do any of that without real pressure. there’s a reason they have been doing close to nothing for these 50+ years.

APRIL FOOLS!! 🎉

climate change is fake and we will all be fine!

bet we gave you a bit of a sweat about it, huh?

they also say never to make decisions while horny, and to nut before making them

i don’t know if that’s true but it’s only a matter of time until people start attributing post nut clarity to all sorts of mystical shit

and they technically do if you consider ovaries are round, therefore are balls.

nice, you even have a small room for the hostage!

translation is pretty good.

they want to make ai npcs on games, which could be awesome if we can ever reduce the system requirements for running it.

isn’t that the point?

the modern doom trilogy is nonstop demon killing dopamine if you like shooters and is bored by all the toxic cod clones and battle royales, but kinda meh if you don’t.

disco elysium is written by wall-of-text leftists, so it’s more of a book than a game. it’s a great book at that, but an ok game. kentucky route zero is similar but is more like an art piece than a book, if that’s your jam.

i enjoyed cyberpunk but was never able to finish witcher 3

soldiers in the imperial core. and to a lesser extent almost everywhere else.

cops sound great in (their) theory, but can get real bad irl.

the thread on .world about this one is pretty gross.

pretty expected from their colonialism tbh

because they gotta spend a literal trillion a year to kill brown people worldwide instead.

resisting enshitification through federation, and talking to humans instead of bots. not seeing covert ads on the front page. being able to talk about anti-hegemonic anti-billionaire topics openly without getting banned.

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