Ahhh man that torture chamber is developed?

Huh hadn't even thought of that. All of the Stellaris endings violate causality.

Wow that's a look.

And what did we learn from this?

Play some Mage Knight for me!

When he popped up you weren't locked out of every other function of the application. I literally just had to click through a one drive reminder up in the corner to continue interacting with my photo.

I know you're joking, I'm still irate.

It was actually boba but I recently had an experience where I wasn't out of the store before I had an email telling me about their loyalty program and a second email asking for my birthdate. I hadn't even had their product yet.

Yep.

Hell yeah brother.

You brought a frozen yogurt from us. We now have the right to email you for life. Also what's your birthday?

One drive asked me if I wanted to back up photos while I was looking at my photos.

I think you'll be in for a good time.

It's funny because except for one fore shadowing I saw all the ones I recognized after the fact. Commented to my spouse about it.

Well I like them twice as much now.

Now I really want all games with this technology to also include a percent chance you significantly stub your toe anytime you cross an area with furniture.

But I guess video games are supposed to be a power fantasy.

Also the rural scenes set in decaying towns and housing developments were a new take on dystopia.

It wasn't my favorite of his but it was a solid romp. I liked the action as he was depicting a normal person and not some ex special forces.

I think the world building and everything being built around the media was a pretty solid presentation of America.

Or at least the Dragon's enemies do.