HELL YEAH! (Was the YTer Nick Robinson perchance?)

Cat pets detected, 10/10 from me too.

Additionally, have you ever played Driver San Francisco? I doubt there’s a copy available today, but maybe you could source one? Its a really good game.

Oh wow. This is so cool!

I’ve a penchant for sexy UI design, so I ditched VLC for Screenbox on Windows.

But I still keep VLC for playing the really old video files, MPG and such. From the handicam days.

🤌🏼

This seems intriguing now. I always love it when games prioritize the plot over gameplay…

Looking forward to your input on the story element.

With the exchange rates remaining intact? Many people would live a much better life.

Oh wow… Could I get some information about these species?

How’s the overall survival experience? I love this sort of game but sometimes it gets very repetitive and boring…

Quick Question : What does it mean when they write like this?

But I thought Google Play Store had a problem with bad apps.

Well, in their defense, a sponge isn’t larger than 10cm.

Ikr.

I love it when games make the in-game weather kind of match the real world… Also, love this series of yours. Keep going. I’m here for it.

Lived experiences make it difficult to take anyone online seriously.

There’s a Hindi movie called “Mard ko dard nahi hota”, translating to “A man does not feel pain”. Its got the exact same plot, released in 2019, and actually had a decent plot. He had the crutch of not knowing when to rehydrate, so he’d just collapse of exhaustion unless he stayed hydrated, which is actually better than whatever BS this movie seems to be.

The Hindi movie is also a homage to all old Bollywood action heroes, is genuinely fascinating and the action is… Grounded.

Y’all can stream it on Netflix, apparently. Highly recommended.

The bestagons.

Sex bob-omb?

I’m not from either place.

I was under the impression that a CV and a resume are different things. A CV is a general compilation of all things you’ve done, and a resume is a curated list used for applying to jobs.

I do know that they’re used interchangeably for the most part, but this is how I was explained the difference in practice.