So if you're going to be doomscrolling today, at least make it a journey through decades of community creativity that helped shaped gaming as we know it.

Maybe something you made is in here?

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They also find find the perfect level of self-deprecation, never missing an opportunity to poke fun at how little they know about military history or when events turns upon some obscure technological breakthrough they don't understand.

It's a really fine line to walk! I don't know how they do it!

The balance they strike between seriousness and fun is incredible. It helps me get through otherwise dark subjects to hear them make fun of Nazis for their strange obsession with meeting in spa towns or point out each time Churchill stops to eat a full meal before dealing with some crisis.

This was fantastic. A gorgeous movie that is worth watching in theaters. Very much a Benoit Blanc movie, very much doing something a bit different than the previous installments.

I am *obsessed* with the visual vibe of your new project, love it

Goopy crates were innocent bystanders in Old Man Murray's war on crates www.oldmanmurray.com/features/39....

I lived with this when I worked in payments. I liked a Goruck GR2 for comfortably carrying two laptops to work. Occasionally it was overkill for not-work but I never regretted it. A great bag that kept so much value until I sold it 13 years later.

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OJ! Really expected to see him in the recent Naked Gun movie - did something happen? Always sad when there's a falling out between talented creators.

follow your dreams but don't forget you have to make it back with all this stuff

Am I missing something? I got the Steam notification about a new demo but I don't see anything on the Steam page

Really appreciated this. While excessive negativity is tedious (at best), it's very helpful when it's genuine and part of a larger point.

I've wondered if I missed the great new RPGs from recent years, as if I had disconnected from the zeitgeist. This grounded me in the best way, thank you.

"What do people like about Dragon's Dogma II" I ponder as I obsessively return to it yet again to wander aimlessly and spend time with my absolute dipshit party members who make me laugh.

I may turn into one of those Steam reviewers who leave a negative review after playing 1,000 hours, who knows