That was one of the ‘publicly perceived’ points of Brexit and GDPR was either deemed useful enough to keep or, like most things, would take too much effort for the powers that be to get rid of.

Windows has ease on its side. I’ve never had to learn CMD to achieve basic tasks in Windows and that’s one of, if not the biggest point against Linux.

LTSC

The toilet paper machine is to mop up all the shit they keep dropping on us.

Still applicable in the UK. It was adopted prior to brexit.

Don’t worry, I know. I just spotted a chance to get a jab at R* in and went for it.

Yes, close but not quite right. I want that level of writing and mechanical competence, but in the world of Fallout.

I can’t say I’m looking forward to the fantasy as much, just not the genre/vibe I’m after. I’m still pretty full up on fantasy from The Witcher 3, which should say something.

I’ll be keeping my fingers crossed. I’ve been dying for a Bugthesda IP game but made with competence. I’ll still be dreaming of an announcement for Obsidian making Fallout 5

Genuinely don’t know but it received their seal of approval somewhere along the line, otherwise it wouldn’t have been released.

Not sure what version but it had Buffout packaged and didn’t work, not even after I replaced the mod files manually.

Sadly, I’ve not been able to get past the train bit at the start without the game crashing.

Is that not what “Rockstar’s standards” translates to now, after The Defective Edition?

[Insert face-palm gif]

Orientation.

“The difference between a million and a billion is roughly a billion.”

“human being, …aren’t Zuckerberg or Bezos” These are the same.

Good for them. We absolutely need to stand up to tossers like that.

As if this tool knows anything about creativity beyond being creative with numbers

Alright, I’ll just buy another one… from a brand that isn’t shit.

Even if specifically so it doesn’t make it to their legal department.