I've come to believe that once we seriously get into Space, there will come a point where "Planets" are not our primary residence at all.
I feel like O'Neal Cylinders have the advantage of a controlled environment and the lack of a gravity well hindering further exploration.
Shhhh...nobody tell the Alabama penal system.
interesting! Thanks for sharing that trivia!
FFVII, FO3, Homeworld 2 are the three that immediately spring to mind
Oh no doubt. In a way, that's entirely my point.
These GOP politicians don't give a shit about "christian values". They just lean hard into it in order to capture that voting block.
Cataclysm was kind of a weird offshoot that wasn't part of the main series. Was fun, but almost felt like a short story set in the same universe, or a DLC before DLCs really existed.
Definitely worth playing, even though i was disappointed it didn't get the remaster treatment like the others.
Very much reminds me of the ship Aesthetic in Homeworld: Cataclysm.
I'm reasonably certain that I can count on one hand the number of times Hawley or his GOP ilk have ever set foot in a church outside of a planned photo op.
Maybe it's hindsight seeing Worf in her position for all those years, but between the two of them, one of them would go eventually. They essentially played the same character; rough, kick ass, etc... Except one came with a Klingon backstory and one came with a tragic rape-planet backstory.
I don't think (other than fucking data), there's a single plot that they could give to Yar that they couldn't also believably give to Worf from an emotional story perspective. They're essentially the same character.
I long ago decided that is humans aren't attracted to "male" or "female", we're attracted to "masculinity" or "femininity". Gender has nothing to do with it.
It's why, like you, I can be attracted to a feminine looking trans woman, but not a masculine looking one, or a dude.
it's why homosexuals can be masculine or feminine (bear or boujee), and be attracted to one or three other, or both.
Masculinity and feminity has nothing to do with whether one has a cock or a vagina.
In a way, I guess you could say he's going out like Edward II.
That last part felt like an entirely different book. I didn't even finish it. I just pretend the story ended before that.