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God I hope this doesn't end up like the last remake where Microsoft shut it down after a couple of years of progress

Thank you so much!

lol

I mean, theoretically, when you put a computer under load with no active cooling, it will thermal throttle lmao

I know she got my back

Damn, how old are you grandpa?

Is that photo AI? The lady in the pink phone doesn't have a camera on the back her hand blends into the trash bag, plus they're comically small

At least you weren't an Aussie for 7 months like this guy

Well that's what happened in the game, maybe not the lightning. What did you want her to get pushed over by a small wave by the shoreline? Where the Seruphites would be?

When DLSS 4 actually makes playing in ultra performance mode visually usable

bitchin soundtrack

I don't know man, I still hear a difference. Don't know what you're on about

Yeah I was wondering, if anytthing, it'd be dope for native alaskan fashion to be as popular as our cousins down south. Keep on keeping on brother, love to see a native make it and you have the potential

I liked the beat, rough that it's 2 minutes in an age where that's all too common. Respect for wearing the native goggles at the end, if any other native says it's culture appropriation, fuck them gatekeeping nonsense. Sincerely a native, wear them with confidence

Nah

Yeah I noticed a difference

Yeah, u/WhenAmI pointed it the distinction and I apologized

Oh shit I'm drunk lmao my bad man (u/asrielplay52 sorry), that's on me

I meant Bethesda's version of their remake of Oblivion, tho..

1000% this, given Bethesda's track record of games running horribly unoptimized, especially with Starfield

That's how this kid died along the Turnagain Arm outside of Anchorage, Alaska in 2023. One of fastest incoming high tide in the world.

It's insane seeing the bore tide coming in fast if you catch it

Thanks for sharing the story, didn't know homie got a happy ending

It's in the link you shared, the first part. It essentially lets Google look into your browsing history to gain more data from you without your consent