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Definitely felt like the new war was a bit of a letdown after the first few, and the whole time loop thing in the other quest was a neat premise but the execution felt a bit all over the place. Actually my biggest issue with more recent Warframe stuff is that it feels like nobody says no to any ideas. I do still drop in to see where it's at though.

Dawntrail has its issues but it's definitely hard to get something off the ground after a conclusion like EW. I think it was alright, not too strong on the story department and they wasted some characters imo but the content was really good.

Shadowbringers was a treat most of the way through, very unique and the constant feeling of dread was great. Except the trolley part, I spent weeks stalled on the story at that bit. Amaurot was worth it though.

ARR has huge pacing issues and a lot of stuff that just isn't that great. However, it's basically essential for the later on stuff and can't really be trimmed down that well without losing a lot of stuff. It does get good though :/

I've capped out 32 and still do fairly regularly. But I used to do a bunch of 3D and rendering. Now I do photo editing and just have other stuff open. 64 would help a bit for me but I can live.

I do but I'm also painfully aware that most implementations of it don't really add anything. Though my interest in it is more from a rendering perspective.

Palworld is surprisingly good too, I bought it a few weeks ago with almost no expectations and it's got a decent amount of stuff. Still could do with more cooking but it's very reminiscent of ark + Pokémon and works fairly well.

The Wii being one of the few actual good things Nintendo's done in the past 20 years.

Imagine, you're busy dying in the sands of karak (I think) and then Firefox makes you die instead of it being your own inability to chain 20 dashes

It was pretty hostile but there was a lot of democratic process and the key thing was the ratcheting up over a good 10 years before they really went for power. They would take small pieces of power and grow their control incrementally until they had too much momentum for any other group to deal with them. Also some groups thought they could use them to their advantage and reign them in when things were sorted. They were getting the highest votes but it was a mixture of a lot of things and they pretty quickly stopped being democratic votes after the first few elections. Lots of propaganda, a large amount of coercion at least initially, some blindness and unforeseen consequences but a decent portion of the population supported the whole thing. At least that's my understanding.

Flashback to trying to find a friend's name in RDR2

So we should remove Israel? Got it