You're aware nearly every npc has a name I wager? Those who aren't are typically guards or bandits, half the NPCs in any given tavern have names but don't have quests associated with them
That's just not true and I don't know what dimension you pulled that out of
I wanted to work at CERN in high school, alcohol from 18-24 ruined whatever slim chance I had of accomplising that, and now I do manual labor for billionaires
Still a billionaire pos, don't defend those who would grind you down and sell you while laughing to the bank
Smash players would be foaming at the mouth at the mere idea of Nintendo touching their precious baby
If being saddled with debt AND a shitty low paying job is your condition of winning, then yeah
If anything I'm more curious about why the Rimworld community to ask, but on top of that, how would graphs such as these stack up against other gamer communities?
I wager this graph is indicative of just the general (maybe even slightly more hardcore) gamers perspective on Minecraft
I'm going to promise if you hold both triggers during the whole 20 minutes you'll replace a photograph at the end of the cutscene with an image of Hideo sniffing Guillermo del Toros sweaty used Workout T-shirts, it's so compelling you won't be able to sit through it voluntarily!
If you're trying to be good, stop right there. You can become competent, you can grind nade lineups and do hundreds and hundreds of scrims or hours of warm ups and aim training and movement training, and there will ALWAYS be someone better than you, you will NEVER reach the top of the mountain. If you're playing to have fun and are having fun with the game, you should play, because counter strike IS fun, but after getting out of the grindset, all I see when I look at my friends play is how little fun and joy they're actually getting out of the game and it's depressing as shit, don't be like them
Everhood is really unique and id recommend it to anyone who enjoys Undertale.
I also want to shout out just shapes and beats which is a good time and I pray it'll see a sequel