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Lol they spelled "Ork" wrong in their little merch line. They really aren't beating the tourist allegations.

Making a tabletop wargame/rpg as a side project. A little teaser below for what's in store.

Still sad that I never got to go to a midnight release of the classic COD games because my parents were very anti-M rated videogames at the time. Even sadder that half the people in my middle school were wearing pre order bonus Black Ops 2 shirts to school that day lol

Good morning fellas! You made it to the end of the week without incident (hopefully)

Watching the new Cyberpunk Edgerunners season just reminded me of @TearShapedHeart 's flipping epic character build for electric charge weapons in Cyberpunk 2077! He even posted all his best trickshots with charged weapons. Just Google "Skye Johnson's CP Charges" to see them!

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"Time to illegally cross the border to steal benefits and commit crimes. I cant wai-"

Watched Cyberpunk Edgerunners 2 yesterday, and it was pretty mid. Especially compared to the first season. I got some things to say. I'll have specific complaints after in a spoilers section. The main characters had incredibly shallow relationships with eachother, making their actions/choices really weird. I feel like the story could have worked better with more episodes to flesh out the characters and their motives. The ending felt unearned in my opinion. //SPOILERS Roman as a character made no sense. He seemed to have a decent living situation and a father that cared about him. I didnt understand the reason for him to scrape for money beyond selling his footage. Honestly he would have been better as an older character with a harsher background. His friendship with D was also incredibly shallow. Unsure why he got so sad about D towards the end when he was just a punching bag for him the whole series. "Buh I wanna see him smile again." dude why? Same with Talia too, making what he said at the end feel extremely unearned. I thought that D wanted to get the construct back into his head because of the power, but it was because he cared about the construct for some reason. Huh? This was never shown anywhere, and the construct seemed to actively dislike him amd vice versa. Felt like the V and Johnny story arc, but bad. It also seemed like he was already a pretty good hacker before getting the AI installed, so the whole thing felt pretty meh. He should have started out weaker like David in Season 1 honestly. The Talia and King storyline was the real good part of the season. I would have liked to see them have more bonding moments though, as the ending still felt really unearned. Final thoughts, it could have been better with more episodes, or just less dead air (there was a lot of drawn out scenes that could have been shortened and replaced with scenes fleshing out characters). It may have also been better if they focused on maybe just one storyline rather than like 4 or 5 at the same time.

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Good morning fellas! Tuesday has appeared

Good morning fellas! This has been a conversation in every 40k discord server Ive ever been in honestly.

CerberusXt's next Space Marine paint job after France falls:

I dont remember fursuits being in any Warhammer 40k lore book.

If I'm ever having a bad day, I just remember that I don't play Magic The Gathering. Always brightens up my day.

Just finished the COD Modern Warfare 4 campaign (yes action war slop is a guilty pleasure of mine), and it was insanely PEAK. I actually didnt know Mads Mikkelsen was in this one and he performed very well as the villian. All the characters were well written in general tbh.

Legend.