Yeah my hands are not what they used to be so I've got the aim assistance bumped up. But long drawn out fights tend to leave my hands pretty sore. Action games are probably going to disappear from my future it seems.
Almost got through the first boss, just trying to get the hang of dodging, shielding and general positioning to avoid the bullets
I got Saros, and the incident at galley house. Saros is like returnal, with maybe too many mechanics (dodge, shield, shield to charge a big gun, but shield only works on some bullets).
Incident at galley house is the next game from the team that remixed roottrees are dead, and they remixed this game as well. It's another fun detective game. Not quite sure what I'm doing, just seeing scenes and using them to find more scenes and slowly attach pictures to names. It's quite satisfying.
I've tried to deny it but I will always be a liberal.
I liked seeing Toby and Garfield spidermen, it's funny to see that stuff, but it's hard to really take any fight seriously when 3 spidermen are on screen and two of them are disposable. Willem Defoe back as the gobin was excellent though. Raimi really did some excellent casting for his villains.
Probably, but I can wait for a non cam version, I'm not that badly in need of some slop.
They're calling it the JK Simmons effect. The people yearn for his JJ once again.
In all seriousness, the spiderman movies have been fairly consistently decent slop. The previous one was a little too up spiderman movie meta bullshit, but still managed to setup a world where spiderman isn't already friendly with every major super hero on the planet. We'll see how long that lasts. I'm cautiously optimistic for this.
I'm still not paying money for Disney crap though, waiting for the stream to 
Yea but they think he's space Truman.
There is literally a dozen of us!
oh no did someone lose their ability to dredge oil from the depths of sea? Guess you'll have to get a job that actually helps people.
My experience sitting on a joint health and safety committee, is that most workplace accidents happen because too much work is given to too few workers, causing them to try to work faster which causes errors and mistakes.
Also the retail space has horrendously ergonomics which see, backs, arms, shoulders and feet frequently being hurt due to RSI (repetitive strain injuries). I can request company research to attempt to mitigate poor ergonomic practices, but they aren't going to mandate all shipping boxes come with handles, or in liftable weights. And they certainly will not provide extra employees to help unload and sort through large merchandising shipments.
We're at the point where I don't think even if they replaced us with robots that it would work, because if they treat robots like this they'll all be broken in 6 months due to poor treatment and bad maintenance practices and then be spending a fortune to replace them. Much cheaper to just have human workers break and then discard them.
The only theft related injuries I see are idiot loss prevention jackasses taking their jobs way too seriously and getting beaten up by desperate thieves pushing a shopping cart into them or slugging them once so they can get away.
As someone with fucked up wrists, yeah more and more games I can't really play these days because my wrists just become a pile of pain.
Listening to blowback on Cuba, and Jesus fuck, these people are so out of touch with Cuba. It's always just angry displaced rich fucks upset their infinite money machine stopped working and kicked them out.