And of course it will be full of micro-transaction bs. No thank you, I will keep playing my indie games instead.

I think the PC version of Dune 2 was fine, so this project seems a bit obsolete. On the other hand I can only respect the perfectionism though.

Because our design is not particularly intelligent …

Edit: Scientific proof of my thesis:

Please stop posting about every fart that asshole makes …

Race the Sun was beautiful and I enjoy roguelites, wishlisted!

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Could they not afford to buy a new controller when the A button broke?

Give then a Nobel Prize!

Look at her eyes. That cat has seen some shit in there!

I really do not care how you feel about it at all. I do care about reducing pollution though. The only infuriating thing here is your childish egoism.

Quote and sauce or it did not happen …

I think you completely missed the point. The relevant question is not if there are better ways to reduce one’s negative impact (because obviously there are) and also not if Ecosia is perfect (because obviously it is not). The relevant question is how much environmental damage using Ecosia does compared to using other search engines and how good the search results are.

That was in fact the initial idea behind it and it was used like that for some time (pitch correction only) until Cher came along and started that stupid trend of deliberately misadjusting the plugin to make the voice sound super unnatural. I will never understand how that awful sound could become the norm and ruin so many genres all over the world. To me, even after all those years of this shit being normalized, it still just sounds like someone fucked around with the autotune setup.

FTL - Faster than Light

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The short episode summaries on Netflix that show before you watch an episode often spoiler the main plot or even the plot twist. I will never understand why they do that.

True and on top of that the Canary Islands have a severe problem with lack of natural sweet water supply, which is significantly intensified by mass tourism.