

I’ve never seen “1H” used before for what I’m guessing means Q3. Where’s that from?
I’ve never seen “1H” used before for what I’m guessing means Q3. Where’s that from?
Mechanically I like 64. I’d like a few more tracks, particularly for the battle mode. The later versions add far too much cruft for my tastes.
I absolutely agree. Unfortunately these people aren’t that bright.
Where’s the left-leaning equivalent?
The status quo is bad so of course people are going to gravitate towards things that go contrary to the establishment. It’s not exactly rocket science.
Is it true that American milk is normally UHT milk?
Unless you guys have that many people forming pro-democracy militias then this seems like polishing the brass on the Titanic.
Unfortunate for fans of THPS4 but fortunate for me!
I absolutely adore THPS3 but bounced off THPS4 pretty hard. I might actually properly play THPS4’s content in this remake.
I really hoped I’d like Superliminal but ultimately I found it lacking in charisma and was tired of it by the time I reached the end. 6/10 is about what I’d rate it. Serviceable but mediocre.
Is this going to end up as an Escape from LA situation?
I wish there was some sort of scheme to help renters get this stuff going. I can’t make these kinds of changes to the house I live in.
As we all know, UI is a fundamental part of any piece of software’s architecture and cannot be changed without a ground-up rewrite.
Same. I’ve no interest in watching videos about this stuff. I like skimmable things where I can stop and read more if a particular story takes my interest.
I’m pushing 40, have a mind like a steel trap for phrases and terms that crop up in pop culture, and have a business degree. I have never heard “H1” or “H2” before, let alone “1H”. To me that suggests that it’s not a common term in British or American English and instead is common in another language. Kind of like Swedes and numbering the weeks of the year (perhaps the other Scandinavian countries do it too), or the various languages that interpret “half one” as meaning halfway to one (i.e. 1230) rather than half past (1330).
Of course it could just be a bizarre blindspot and it’s passed me by but damnit, I’m curious now!