I'm waiting till the year's end to get BG3. Hoping for a wintersale, but if December 31st arrives, I'll bite. Next year it'll be more expensive because of new taxes.
Otherwise, I'm done buying games for a while.(Except for the ocassional indie)
So, how was your BlackFriday/CyberMonday loot? I got Stray, Witcher 3, Pillars of Eternity, Shadows of Mordor, FF8, FFX, and HgwL, for less than the price of Expedition 33.
Again, because there is no such a thing as absolute coordinates in space. Outside a planet there is not even something as simple as up or down.
The only way to make sense of space is through frames of reference, and while these can be arbitrary, many aren't and are tied to natural phenomena...
Except,
Except there's no such a thing as absolute coordinates. Even space itself changes over time. It's impossible to know if something is truly moving or not moving. Is that car approaching or are you getting close to the car? Or maybe both of you are moving. That's where frames of...
Kinda. There is a good mathematical and physical framework to justify time travel due to extreme but naturally happening circumstances. The catch is that to make use of them you need practical FTL for which there is a theoretical model (Warp). Then we get into the problem that for warp to move...
Within a segment of the fandom there's this kayfabe idea that all of it is real, just fictionalized. So the characters in the shows are composites of different people, but due to the unique situation in Universe, the characters are based on single individuals and that is why they are so unlikable.
I would use it to sabotage patent trolls. "Here it is, a patent that is exactly the same down to the comma but thirty years older than yours, so this is all public domain already!"
TIL Morgan Spurlock of Super Size Me fame was a heavy drinker during the filming of said documentary. All of the extreme effects reported during the physicals featured in the movie were in fact the result of him drinking a lot.
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Also learned that Raccoons living in US cities are...