I guess some people are genuinely concerned about AI wiping out humanity. Do not worry, that will never happen. We are already doing a fine job fostering our own extinction. If we keep going down our current path, those soulless robots will never even get the chance.
Now, in truth, I do not know what will kill us first, but I reckon it is important to stay positive
I am sincerely curious what kind of turn-based RPGs you have been playing where you dont have complete control over your actions and the combat. The only real difference between action and turn based is that in the latter things happen in a syncronous, lockstep manner. And the reason for that is to allow the player to think every action through. The outcome of the combat should be a product of your good and bad decisions. Hence why turn-based games tend to be more tactical.
Also, in my experience, turn-based RPGs tend to offer a much wider range of actions for the player to choose from. The same would probably not be feasable in an (pure) action RPG due to its real-time nature.
The quintessential turn-based game is chess. Are you telling me that you think chess does not require skill or that the players are not in control?
I don't know... seems expensive. In my experience, my face is more than enough and I got that for free.
Wash your hands, dude!
Those curtains are horrible, regardless of your gender. Source: I'm male (for now, at least)
I know exactly what my city is going to do. Drown.
Um autocarro ardeu, esta segunda-feira à noite, junto à rotunda da anémona em Matosinhos. Contactado pelo Porto Canal, o Comando Distrital de Operações de Socorro do Porto (CDOS) adiantou que o incêndio já está em fase de rescaldo.
The American Mathematical Monthly is an excellent resource for mathematics enthusiasts, with articles selected for high quality exposition and broad appeal....
A clarified and optimized way to rebuild mathematics without prerequisite
No. I first joined Digg and Reddit around the same time, but I rapidly came to the conclusion that Reddit was the right choice for me. I just loved Reddit's simpler and less cluttered interfaced, and the smaller (at the time) communities. Then, one day, proper Reddit became 'old' reddit, and it became clear that the end was coming. I started my search for an alternative almost immediately and now, finally, I found one. So, no, I am not heartbroken. To me, Reddit has been dying for years. And honestly, even if reddit survives, I do not want to go back. The feddiverse is a much better proposition, it is the way forward.