After Highguard and 2XKO, there's not much slack given for these types of games to slow burn a fanbase.
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After Highguard and 2XKO, there's not much slack given for these types of games to slow burn a fanbase.
If you're going to do it, do it soon because everything I'm reading has been saying "it's interesting but it going to go the way of Anthem."
first they came for Yuzu
now they're going after USA
was it related to some FAPS google group nonsense, because I still have this on my deep storage XHD:
Brothers.
be vewwy vewwy quiet
we're hunting twadwives
I will attempt my magic when I wake up for real.
Welcome to the Marvel Universe, Blue Streak. I hope you survive the experience. Captain America #217 Thomas/Glut/Buscema On sale date: October 11, 1977
Could this be Marvel’s best new character of 1977?
Dang, Coop!
Okay, so it’s not just me.
That’s annoying but also a relief.
They were a Cape Cod/Boston act and my parents saw them play live at various armory shows.
Like the drummer's prosthetic hook hand?
I love that their plan to get rid of someone dragging down their popularity is to bring in an even more ridiculous character *and* tease some upcoming garbage fire of a new initiative.
If there were real world consequences, this would be some peak classic comedy shit.
For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against low review scores in EGM and PC World.
Submitted!
Hood 1: But how are we going to stop ‘em? Nobody else could — and plenty of ‘em tried! Hood 2: I awreddy took care of that! I hired the BEST in the business — ever heard of STILT-MAN?!!
When you care enough to send the very best…
The “oh, these are selling like hot cakes” ratcheting down the pace to a glacial level after the first few books was why I tapped out.
My mother’s father was a Maine farmboy with an 8th grade education who enlisted in the glider infantry and went in to be a radar engineer who worked on the DEW Line and space program.
My father’s father was a leadburner who worked on the reactor shielding on the Nautilus and was an epic grifter.
Hitomi’s denim look was a fave of mine.
Hey, it arrived!
It was a fun experiment, but didn't achieve the results I wanted, which was to be able to launch some ancient Windows games directly from a shortcut.
I know there is a way, but I have to weigh the effort and hassle involved against the fact these are casual-type games whose ease of use is the point
Fury of Firestorm #1 Penciller: Pat Broderick Inker: Dick Giordano Not to be confused with Firestorm Day which is on December 6
Happy Fury of Firestorm Day to those who celebrate!
(Fury of Firestorm #1 on sale date: March 4, 1982)
this morning's self care while I am ill project
that reminds me of the strain of "Team Comics" bullshit where peers would high five a pal who scored a paid gig drawing the White Supremacist for Fourth Reich Comics
and if you pointed out how grotty that seemed, you'd get dogpiled with "you don't understand, MAN, a paying gig is a paying gig!"
feel like there is a direct connection between academics who cozied up to Epstein and those who are now stanning for AI bullshit
a particular tendency towards ego ticking and the possibility of scoring patronage that blocks out any thought about the folks providing it
Just dealing with the bug I contracted over the weekend.
that was a truly wretched night
Doesn’t invalidate Bowie’s righteous remarks, of course.
