Traumatized Ukrainian “terrorists”.
You’ve fought s brutal war only to be sold out by your allies. Do you really just go home?
Most will. But a few will take the fight into Russian territory and use insurgent tactics.
The media will call them terrorists.
Bloodborne for me. Everyone talked about how hard it is, but the game just encourages grinding until you hit your natural talent level. Plus, the story was gross.
Same for me. I preserved and eventually got good. Then the story went from wierd to gross and there just wasn’t enough love of the game for me to push through.
I saw a job at an abbatior for a “first boner”. I knew what they meant and it was still funny.
Heatpumps are in par with AC. I’m noise sensitive dye to poor hearing and sometimes turn it off to help me hear better.
Any decision that condemned themselves for the greater good would be fascinating.
Imagine the dilemma the residence of Eyam faced, knowing what this meant for their own family. Or the Ukraine soldiers at Snake island when faced with insurmountable odds.
https://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryUK/HistoryofEngland/Why-Is-Eyam-Significant/
My gaming backlog hasn’t quite made it out of the 2000s. At this point there are years of consensus on most of these games and I prioritise on vibe
Twitter replaced my rss feed. Then Twitter sucked.
Anywhere on this map that isn’t full of boats. South Indian Ocean woukd be my guess: 
All power to you, but I honestly don’t enjoy remakes. I know it’s illogical but playing remakes changes my perception of the old game in a way I feel like I’ve lost something.
Remasters are different and I’ve moved to unity versions of doom and daggerfall happily.