Same sort of argument for more government surveillance. “I have nothing to hide”. Yeah, you have nothing to hide from the government, but what about your crazy ex? Overbearing parent? Because all it takes is one hack and now your information is available to anyone who’ll pay, maybe even for free at some point.

What’s an HHD?

Considering the types of games I am seeing, I’m assuming it’s ordered by playtime.

Sweet. Kenshi is #3. What a gem of a game that is.

Sales call centers I would agree with you. Costumer service ones are necessary.

I mean, if leaders would start getting mass executed they’d start caring.

I wonder why they drive backwards. Is it because they had cars before standardization?

I remember Gabe was co-founder. So whoever the other guy is too I guess

With Intel’s current predicament I fear AMD price hikes.

Not to mention the ungodly amount of indie games.

Sounds a bit like DougDoug.

Actually, it takes light between 10,000 to 170,000 years to reach the surface of the sun. It bounces around in there for a long time since all the fusion actually happens in the core.

Their entire platform is built on goodwill. After he passes, someone is gonna cash that goodwill in for profit. Seems to be happening to Nintendo. Disney has been doing it for many years.

Maybe the number is from the people who have finished the game. Seems way too high to be all players. After looking it up it seems to be true. 34.4% of players have the Mohg achievement. More than any single ending. Also, Age of the Stars ending is higher than the base Elden Lord ending. Kinda funny considering the whole questline needed for that.

There is that tumor from some woman that ended up being immortal. The woman died, but her cancer cells have saved many lives by replicating infinitely and being used to study human cells.

It’s the biggest video game marketplace/launcher/DRM makers for PC. If you play video games on PC most games you buy would probably have to be through steam. Their parent company, Valve, is the only multi-billion dollar company I like because so far they have stayed pro-consumer.

I liked the magic in Elden Ring. First Souls game I played magic in and I feel it was very strong. If you’re going with sorceries, just be aware that the first magic teacher is easily missed. Look up where they are if you get too far into the game without finding more magic.

At least that means you’ll be able to use it for a long time. Also, it won’t ever overheat so it’s not very likely to break down.

They used to advertise being the only site where fake reviews weren’t rampant. Now they have become the same.

It has been blowing up. Every N64 Youtube channel I watch has talked about it so far.