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Starfield has been cracked

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  • It's up on IPT already

    • Starfield has been cracked

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  • Yeah those games are only published by Bethesda, not developed. Their in house games never have DRM, unless you count steam.

    • Starfield has been cracked

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  • None of them do. It would fuck with people's ability to make mods for them.

    • I don't like Wagyu beef

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  • Never heard of hyperbole, huh?

    • I don't like Wagyu beef

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  • Take my upvote and take your broken ass taste buds back to Applebee's.

    • Manic Miners, a fan remake of a classic 1999 RTS Lego Rock Raiders, has finally reached full release.

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  • It was really tough as a kid. I never actually beat it because of that. I'm much better at games now, so I'm pretty excited

    • Manic Miners, a fan remake of a classic 1999 RTS Lego Rock Raiders, has finally reached full release.

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  • I could read by the time I was playing it, but I was only 9 or 10 so I sucked at videogames lol. I'm excited to actually play through the whole thing as an adult.

    • Also, the brewery smells like vomit.

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  • Jones soda is the bomb

    • is this funny?

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  • That's what trolling used to be about, sure, but unfortunately the definition seems to have changed.

    • ‘Barbie’ Becomes Biggest Warner Bros. Movie Ever at Domestic Box Office, Beating ‘The Dark Knight’

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  • Shit, I'm a man and I went for Ryan Gosling.

    • No Wifi. Talk to each other.

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  • Ok Boomer

    • What's a Pirate's least favorite letter?

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  • Don't forget the rape and slavery. Lots of rape and slavery.

    • Loss Rule

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  • Oh god damnit. Well played.

    • [Discussion] What is your go-to movie that you will never turn down?

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  • So many good answers here, but I gotta add Aliens and Ferris Bueller's Day Off

    • Why were we able to stamp out Nazism but not the Taliban?

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  • I think OP means why didn't the Nazis retake power after the allies left Germany at the end of world war II. To which I would respond, the nukes we dropped on Japan probably.

    • Ah yes, how did we not think of that

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  • Not quite sure how sarcasm works, are you?

    • Potential subbr(ule)ddit reopening

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  • The subs that closed in protest should stay closed until reddit reverses their decisions. If that's never, then so be it. When workers go on strike, they don't stop until a deal has been made, why should this be any different. Have some fucking integrity.

    • Remember this fantastic theme?

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  • Incredible show. Especially the first season. Might just have to rewatch it. Gotta love the Urobutcher.

    • Greta Gerwig Says She’s “Properly Scared” To Tackle Netflix ‘Narnia’ Films, Addresses Prospect Of Directing A ‘Bond’ Pic

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  • Nail on the head my friend

    • Greta Gerwig Says She’s “Properly Scared” To Tackle Netflix ‘Narnia’ Films, Addresses Prospect Of Directing A ‘Bond’ Pic

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  • It's because the big studios don't want to take a risk on something new and original, they almost always want to go for the "safe" bet and pick a sequel, spinoff or remake of an established IP that they know will make money. All they care about is profit. Making flims as an art form is is a struggle for passionate directors. Take Guillermo del Toro for example, he said recently (and I'm paraphrasing) that he still gets a lot of push back from studios when he's trying to get his projects of the ground. That's because he's an artist and art is a risk.