HollowNaught

Oh yeah, 100% I played for the first ~3 years OW was out and had a blast for the first two

It was after that where I started getting good and saw the flaws of the game. As you said, too many characters counter other characters, and the constricted 6v6 (and later 5v5) made individual performance stressful in many games

If you're looking for a similar (but imo much better/laid back experience) then TF2 is a great game, where the medic supporter is the strongest class in the game

Just dropping that, while disco elysium is a top 10 favourite game for me, corporate suits stole the IP and none of the money goes to the creator

Pirate that shit boy

I've donated blood twice. If that's all there was to it, I'd do it more

But the incessant calling. I remember it being once or twice a month I'd pick up and it'd be somebody trying to guilt trip me into donating blood

Like I'd love to do it, but only when I'm free and when I want to. Pushing me to do it just made me block the number and never donate since then

I say block, because telling them to stop doesn't stop them from doing anything

I tested it recently on my sister's laptop, it launches word faster than notepad

Like how on earth did that happen

While it did get more general concepts like antibodies and enzymes, it failed to get anything specific like tgf-b1 after 70 questions

I brought this up in my friend group, and, to quote one of them, the general consensus is "is it weird that I actually don't care"

As an Australian, whole we do say yeah nah a fair bit, the infamous nah yeah is slowly fading into obscurity, to the point where people are questing if it was ever used in the first place

Okay, but customers have to put up with it for 2 minutes. Workers have to put up with it for 8 hours while doing exercise

What I mean when I say he's a little correct is that it's feasible to ignore most of the effects up till now and assume it'll continue as it is currently

It's incredibly ignorant and incorrect, but it's probably not going to get to the point where we all die before he does first

Literally had my dad tell me that people only ever voted for themselves

While I can accept that a lot of people do that, the implication that he doesn't vote with at least some thought about his children or wife was a little worrying

Similarly, he's also said that climate change won't affect us in our lifetime. This might be (somewhat) true for him, but for me?