I bought the full collection last year for like $50. $20 for the first three and all DLC, and like $30 for the complete Borderlands 3 (I had gotten the other ones so decided to just get the full series).
Then I actually went and got Wonderlands and had an actual blast playing it.
Then be better/smarter in the future. Don't condemn an entire state of people to shit just because you don't like how some of them voted.
That'd be like me unironically condemning all of Florida (even the normal people that live there) just because I personally don't like the governor/government of the state and policies they try to enact.
I think it's important to make the distinction that not everyone in a certain part of the map deserves whatever tragedies happen to them. People are complex.
Goddamn there are some ignorant fucks in this thread.
I live in this shithole state (on the opposite side of St. Louis, but still), but 99% of the people I know here aren't conservative in the slightest. But that's not gonna stop people from blanket labelling the entire state as redneck hillbilly fascist fucks.
Please, do better and realize that St. Louis itself probably has most of the liberals in the state so you're attacking your own interests.
Throw Manic Miners on there. It's a fan remake of the old Lego Rock Raiders game, and it's really fun. There's a custom level builder and I think there's a browser you can search for other custom levels.
So you're just asking when is it okay for you to give up being a part of society and giving total control to the fascists?
Because the answer, literally every time, is going to be "never." You should never give in to authoritarianism. You should actively make it harder for "them" to bring you and anyone else down like this. You should be working harder to uplift your neighbors and communities.
Abiotic Factor, which is a new open world survival game based on a mix of og Half-Life and SCP, so the graphics and models look like they come from the 90s or early 2000s.
Hands of Necromancy (and pretty much all other GZDoom games for that matter) all look like they came right out of 1996 - with the exception of Selaco. That game is actually beautiful.
Going Medieval has a slight pixel/voxel look to it.
There's also Ultracop, which I think is made by one person and also looks straight out of the 90s. It's also only like $2 and it's a decent time waster.
OpenGOAL runs flawlessly ime. For TPL and Jak 2, there are some extra qol settings and some added secrets to mess around with (in Jak 2, you can unlock cheats for invulnerable vehicles throughout the city, real time of day, turbo jetboard, etc). They're still working on Jak 3, but you could always get PCSX2 for that one. PCSX2 is a fantastic emulator for PS2 games that also works pretty much flawlessly. It's how I replayed the old Sly games and a bunch of others.
So I just watched it on YouTube. What the hell was that ending?
Spoilers if someone is gonna watch it (I don't really know an effective way to do spoiler tags so bear with me):
They're in the cave until the sun just kinda "goes out" and is replaced by a bright green light. Some giant future human comes down and does battles with the cavemen and knocks them out with some weird shock collar thing. He takes a vial of super water before being jumped by some more cavemen and getting his mask taken off and bonked on the head a few times, which somehow kills him. Before he dies, he plays some holographic recording of a newscast about the five characters who went missing. In the final battle, they take his ladder and use it to try to escape the cave only to find some weird machine with water covering the hole where they try to climb out of. What I assume is another evolved human grabs them and outfits one girl in a weirdly sexy diving suit? To then rescue the rest of them. They all wake up in a spaceship and get reunited with their friends and the professor with his family, and presumably fly off to Mars.
My question(s) is A) what the hell is going on with future humanity B) why isn't anyone upset that the world is dead and their families are gone forever and they passed into history as another unsolved disappearance, but it's cool cause we're in space in the future C) how did they not experience the heat death of the universe in the time dilation cave? Especially when the sun went out
He looks kinda like Run DMC in the thumbnail