It is, however, a western which forgives many flaws
Yeehaw(thstone)
It is, however, a western which forgives many flaws
Yeehaw(thstone)
Wait, they announced the Hearthstone expansion ahead of Blizzcon? Thatâs unusual.
Like the Wild West theme, though!
Agreed.
Even if sheâs doing it to troll (which Iâm not saying she is, just in general for people), malicious compliance should always be the go-to.
If you say in your profile youâre she/her, Iâmma respect the hell out of your pronouns until you change your profile to say otherwise.
Huh.
Elise Starseeker before joining the League of Explorers⌠as a priest minion?
Wasnât she supposed to be a druid trainer in Darnassus before she joined the League? At least thatâs the lore behind her hero portrait.
There was a merchandise leak on their store yesterday which had the title and key art on it, so they may have decided to just reveal it now?
Seems unlikely, but a definite possibility.
This post also coming from a non-binary person BTW.
Apparently thereâs quite a few weird time-related weird things happening, such as the expac being centered around Azerite and League of Explorers⌠coming before Azerite became a thing.
Anyway, apparently theyâll show an actual cinematic on Blizzcon, so probably thatâs why.
Trying actively to sleep is how to fail at sleep.
That said, have a bg3 sensible chuckle.
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Trying to do the Halloween event on World of Warships Legends (i.e. console version)
Got through Easy and Normal mode no problems.
Sadly, Hard requires having PuGs with spare braincells, i.e. apparently impossible. And the event didnât make clearl 1) you have to upgrade the event captains instead of them just being at a standard baseline, 2) you donât actually GET any resources to upgrade on modes youâve already completed. Itâs literally one and done. So if, say, you upgraded one of the three Type captains up to quite high, then realise it would help to level the others a bit more too, guess what? You canât. Tough luck. De Nada.
And good luck finding randoms that have two braincells to bounce together and realise how to coordinate abilities and picking off the most problematic enemies
Well isnât hearthstone the warcraftâs settingâs pop culture view of itself, turning known history into an exaggerated consumer friendly version of itself?
You canât stand in the fire puddle in the new headless horse man fight and survive in the long term
this is very difficult for the randoms
Cold IRL->play in VR->Stand in fire in game to get warm.
No one can argue with this logic.
We just got sent an absolute banger of a sovereign citizen âaffidavitâ at work. 64 pages, one page of which cheered the recent end of the âsatanic Roman empireâ and that all taxes are terrorism.
Itâs dated 2015 so I assume this is one thatâs been floating around the sovcit movement for a while, but itâs utterly unhinged. What a grand and intoxicating innocence it must be to live in that world.
⌠okay
but I wonât save you from your decision to burn to death because itâs 10°
Iâm not saying itâs right, but I am saying that I get it
Gives me the same vibes as when Jesse Cox said that working lamps in games are run by actual electricity.
Wanna see someone raiding in VR.
Ideally with motion controls.
If someoneâs beaten elden ring with their goldfish then Iâm sure someoneâs done it.
I meanâŚI guess, yeah.
Sounds like the episode of Recess where Guss stays cold using a memory and news paper clipping.
Reminds me of this joke post by Scott Alexander:
As President, I would encourage Congress to pass sweeping legislation rewriting the US tax code to have bizarre loopholes based on the difference between âlegalâ and âactualâ people, with special reference to World War I and the beginning of income taxes in the 1910s. These would include, but not be limited to:
I will direct the executive branch to release confusing and contradictory documentation about all these things, hinting at their existence without acknowledging them outright or giving a clear guide to their use.
Why? Because there are many existing tax loopholes and legal quirks, and nobody forms conspiracy theories or terrorist groups or right-wing militias around them. The feeling that they have secret information and are getting away with something fuels the modern sovereign citizen movement, who have been characterized as âdangerousâ, âhurtfulâ, and âextremistâ.
Once sovereign citizenship is made real, it will lose its appeal. Federal agencies will ensure that the procedures are so arcane that basically nobody ever succeeds at pulling them off, and will publish clear statistics (eg âonly 0.001% of people who applied for a tax exemption based on their sovereign citizenship status get oneâ) which will further detract from its appeal. The few people who continue to be interested will get their knowledge from the IRS website rather than far-right forums, denying extremist groups a key method of recruitment and organization.
Probably a few people will pass through the web of bizarre demands and successfully become exempt from paying taxes. These people will have distinguished themselves by excellence in sticking to finicky rules even when lots of people are telling them itâs stupid to worry about it, and they will immediately be hired as inspectors to root out police corruption.
Dont tell me its that movement that doesnt pay taxes and tries to ignore the law (mostly traffic related and tax related laws to my knowledge)