I’ve also played some demos that are almost 4 hours long. Depends on how you play it, but you can get your mileage out of them.

Mine was a motion control mini game that I couldn’t just skip

I actually bought a Logitech trackball mouse shortly after I got my PC. My grandpa used to use one and I thought it might have been good for some gaming, but it had been too long since I last used it so it didn’t feel right.

I have a third-party Xbox controller that’s my main gamepad, and I bought a PS3 controller a while back for emulating PlayStation games (there was one game I played that I literally needed the controller for a specific mechanic/functionality).

My Xbox controller actually has a couple extra buttons on the back/bottom that you can program to be other buttons; I set them to be alternate bumpers so I don’t have to hold the controller in that weird claw way.

In fact Morrowind (arguably Bethesda’s best game) is still getting mods made for it over 24 years later. It’s biggest mod, Project Tamriel/Tamriel Rebuilt, is still getting made and worked on, and just had a major update last April.

It’s been happening for years, almost decades at this point. In fact, I’d be willing to say that at least 50% of most games ever made were made by someone who used to mod other games for fun.

What?

TAFS is a decent follow-up to Cum Town, which itself never once took itself seriously as anything more than just three dudes making the most crass/offensive jokes they can come up with. TAFS is actually a bit more of an actual podcast with more actual discussion of different topics (but still plenty of dick jokes and self-deprecation thrown in), and more guests like Dan Soder and that one NY gremlin guy.

I say “how’s it going” or “what’s up” as a more generic greeting. Or I’ll just say “hey”

The Witcher 3

Clunky combat, simplistic gameplay (which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but when everyone and their damn mother praises the game nonstop…), too long of a story.

I finished it, but had no real desire to keep going or try different choices or whatever. I played Hearts of Stone, but still kinda had to force myself to finish it, and I only got an hour into Blood and Wine before calling it quits entirely. There’s just too much.

Couldn’t tell you. It’s just a habit for me to lock my shit up when I leave/not using it (car, house, etc.).

I don’t know how people are fine with leaving their house/car unlocked just because. I also don’t trust people because I’ve had way, way too many experiences with complete and total dumbass idiots who don’t know what they’re doing with themselves to be able to leave anything to chance.

You just gave me something to hope for

ETA: think he’ll be hot mic’d one of these meetings and we’ll hear him snore?

I like that Dunkey’s running joke is if it has some cave you need to squeeze into then that’s how you know it’s a AAA game

Masks, body armor, and probably weapons of some kind.

I like that sometimes taking your time is not the best strategy. Sometimes you need to be aggressive and push the attack relentlessly otherwise you’ll just get blown to pieces.

Wax - Scumbag

Wax is a rapper of YouTube fame from Montana (moved to LA), and this is honestly one of my favorite songs. Just about being a selfish piece of shit.

My aunt and uncle bought a Tesla a few years back. Partially for the electric vehicle; partially for the fact that in California up until last summer, if you were driving an EV, you could use the carpool lane even if you were by yourself.

I remember my cousin just complaining complaining complaining that she’d have to use the other lanes like “everyone else” when she went to school, and that she’d have to wake up twenty minutes earlier to compensate for the traffic.

I watched the first season of Narcos: Mexico last month, and if any of what they depicted was remotely accurate, then I believe the Mexican government of 70s/80s was fairly corrupt.

And even in the first Toy Story, Bo Peep flirts with Woody heavy.

I literally never even got the impression that Woody and Jessie were more than friends by the end of Toy Story 2.

I read something similar for Law g Order actually.

They repeat the premise of the episode so often that you can really just jump in at any point in the episode and be caught up within minutes.

Boat?