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I loved Wolfenstein until it got too political :(

Puyo Puyo Champions - help me I'm relapsing

Riichi Mahjong - Been doing way too well in my IRL games all season. I think that means I'm due to lose this week. That's called like Gambler's Theorem or something, right?\

Blue Revolver: Double Action - This has been sitting in my Steam library and I saw it got a big update. Learning how to play a shmup is on my bucket list, but so far I cannot get any further than stage 4 on the lowest difficulty. Very fun though, and banger OST.

Also went down to Round 1 today, haven't been in years. Played a few rounds of Wacca, Chunithm, Arcana Heart, and Chaos Code.

Steam Forums really are a hellhole that has allowed the worst toxicity to incubate and spread. They've got to crack down.

Very curious what direction they'll take this one. Loved Of Rice and Ruin, but it's a novelty that couldn't just be the same thing twice. And it sounds like they're not trying to do the same thing twice, but I'm dying to know what else this will be.

I just want a new Punch-Out!! to happen.

He is not a liberal, he's the end of liberalism.

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If that's what it takes to get a new Punch-Out!! game, you know what, fine. As long as I do get a new game.

It calls itself federated, but it's false advertising.

I think HL3's meme status is the only reason a lot of gamers today do know it. If it had come out, it would've been forgotten.

This new edition concludes the Half-Life 2 development story, with never-before-seen concept art from Episode One and Episode Two, along with ideas and experiments for the third episode that never came to be.

Not that it should be a surprise to anyone, but is this the first time Valve has openly admitted that Episode 3 is officially cancelled?

Six months ago any criticism of the Biden administration would just be accused of helping support Trump.

Can't criticize the Dems before the election, can't criticize them after the election.

It depends. Of course it's fine to have no opinion about, say, which sports team should win the big game, because that doesn't matter. And even on bigger issues like fiscal policy, it's okay to just admit you don't know enough about a complicated subject to have an informed opinion. While I do think it's important to educate yourself as much as you can, no one can reasonably learn everything about everything in order to have all of the right opinions all of the time.

But some issues are both important and clear cut. Like, if someone says they have "no opinion" on whether LGBTQ people deserve equal rights... no, no I will not accept "no opinion" as an answer here. You don't need to read mountains of theory to disavow bigotry, and if anyone tries to give an excuse for why they won't, I'll consider that complicit.