Should I even try to build a PC for $1000 or just give up at this point?

It really does make sense. I wish there could be a line for console ascenders but obviously that's not plausible without scalpers hopping in.

I was going to but only existing steam accounts can pre order. I get it, but trying to go from console as a poor just feels impossible at this point.

Wanted to switch from console but can't pre order because I haven't ordered anything from steam prior to April 27th. At this point I'm just going to stop gaming.

Ultimately, this will likely be the road I take. I just haven't owned a PC in like 15 years and building one feels daunting because mistakes would be too costly. I know it's not that hard though, I'll just watch a few YouTube tutorials.

I wish I had my shit together as much as this kid does at his age. He's got it figured out.

Rooting for Israel to get nuked at this point.

Anyone who accepted orders to go fight in Iran can get what they signed up for imo. An order has to be lawful to be required. These people are spineless.

Reminds me of the 38th parallel in between North/South Korea. There has been a resurgence of rare wildlife there because no humans fuck with it.

Edit: here is an article about it

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/aug/21/north-south-korea-war-demilitarised-zone-dmz-ecology-endangered-wildlife-aoe

"The landmines are doing more for conservation than anyone..." Kim Seung-ho

Pictured: the threatened asianic black bear.

I'm a lefty but when it comes to animals I'm a far right fascist who believes in human superiority. We're the top of a food chain in which animals consume each other.

That said, industrialized ranching techniques are gross and I wish people would hunt their own meat.

It's rare. Off duty SAS guy did work in Kenya that one time. Saved a bunch of people.

Mobile is but there are micro transactions everywhere. They likely make a shit ton of money off that because people are stupid.

Early PUBG was one of the best gaming experiences of my life. Totally agree, they took what was great and enshittified it massively but still made way more money from micro transactions (by having a massively expanded player base for being free and accessible).

My goat is socom 2 though. That game rocked the entire time.

I like that he did that. I think it's cool and normal.

That scummy company is no longer involved in producing subnautica 2. It's the small things.

Nothing wrong with that. I could see it being a little too slice of life for people. For me, the more I got to know about Ray as a character the more I liked him and enjoyed the show. It's definitely a "show, don't tell" type of show and that could be a little slow for people.

Pom choop kon Thai.

Living in a capitalist hellscape is getting old.