Professional Halo player. Signed a contract to play, but never got the chance to play the following season.
100% achievements in Celeste.
That's no accident.
For me, it's free and I haven't played since blops 2, so it's kinda cool.
This is absolutely true and so easy to do. You can also bring as many dry snacks as you want.
I mean y'all are both right, no? Caffeine is a drug but its addictive nature is nothing compared to other drugs.
The seamless interaction between objects is sublime. There are so many times where you're like "I wonder if..." and the game handles your guess without any hiccups.
Ok, I concede to LA. One out of how many games, then?
Game freak doesn't count lol. They are terribly made games lol.
First party Nintendo games maintain value forever. This is not exclusive to the switch.
None of the first party games are slow or laggy.
Online is nothing special. Splatoon 3 plays great, though.
First party games and indie games are the only great reasons to own a switch and if you stick to those guns, most everything you said doesn't hold water.
Because then you wouldn't have a six barreled shotgun.
I just started Children of Memory. I Really enjoyed the first two books.
This is the way. Any time I'm a pilot, it's invented. Shooter, normal.
I'm digging it, but only played 7 games.
I'm sure they were paid, but it's cool to see them being good sports/being fun.
I'm not sure what the most active battlebit sub is. The post before yours is months old =[
Bazooka Tooth over all of aes' other work?
If you remotely enjoyed the series, the books are even better.
I know that's a trope, but it rings especially true with the expanse.
The final three books are great and deal with stuff the show didn't delve into (much).
I knew about the big three, but weapon composition never crossed my mind (in terms of matchmaking queue time).
Obviously I knew they do their best to balance teams with skill and weapons, it just never fully clicked.