Wait a second.
- The ball had no color at all
- The person who pushed the ball didn't even exist. It just got pushed by some invisible force. Naturally, they didn't have an appearance.
- The ball was like... Small I guess?
- The table had no properties at all.
Do people really usually have a more vivid picture in their heads? It's always just concepts with me. I'm confused.
I don't think lemmy is relevant enough for companies to target. The user base is tiny.
You can be vocal against her stance in this conflict and still vote for her. Not voting for her because of Gaza worsens the conflict.
Typically, atheists don't spend a lot of time thinking about gods. Also, most theists aren't just theists, they follow a very specific religion/god, which is orders of magnitude less reasonable.
Just like the EU, California does a lot for global customer protection.
World building and storytelling are top notch.
I personally found the gameplay a little lackluster here and there. Even on the hardest difficulty, I never really had to use potions for example. And looting never felt good to me, it feels very Diablo-esque in that you keep finding a sword that does +2 damage to your previous one. It rarely feels meaningful to loot anything.
Still an amazing game of course.
it was a really interesting video with a lot of effort and research put in
Like all of Alec's videos :)
Except for the also outstanding KDE Connect which could just be called Konnect.
It's just a re-brand, really. Blue bird instead of red robo-dog.
Tool's Jambi from 2006 has one in it:
Steam Controller and Steam Deck converted me to controller. Trackpads and touch activated gyroscope are complete game changers. I still can't play first person games with a thumbstick though.