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Cake day: June 13th, 2025

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  • Hell yeah. Love GOG.

    But for me, while I love old games, I need my new shit lol.

    Like bf6 has been a gem for me. Some bugs and bullshit, but I do like it. Which, call me stupid for this but bf6 and modern battle/war games are a bit of therapy for me. I joined the Marines, got to last week of basic training, came back from team(?) Week and was told to get my shit on the front deck or whatever. Ended up I had hep c. Paperwork fell through and it wasn’t caught till I was almost done

    And grant you, I wanted to “fight for America and the people in it” since I was like 7. I was 20 just outta h.s. It tore my world apart. Had to do meds and all that. Pills and injection.

    Anyways. Games like battlefield or even the more serious ones like Insurgency helped me use some of the stuff I learned on my own over the years and stuff in basic to not feel like it was all a huge waste of my life.

    Tl"dr I enjoy modern fps games because they help me deal with my trauma in life.



  • If the game is honestly updated with effort and hard work I will pay $80.

    I clean air bnbs, houses, condos, and all that for a living. I don’t do shit for less than $100.

    I get folks gotta eat. But if you want my money for your product, it better be that good dick shit. It better be high quality and ducking finished. Not this “oh here’s we got updates coming, the game is has a roadmap.”

    Like motherfucker the game can’t drive it doesn’t need a road map, it’s need to be finished.

    Wanna release the unfinished version? $20. But give me user support, working graphics, good multi if it’s that game, all the bells and whistles and I’ll pay $80 if you show me you goddamn actually care for the thing you are making.

    Show me the love for your product/art/work and I will gladly give you money to support you for doing something you care about. And I mean even the ceos. Have some goddamn integrity and humility for fucking once.

    Sorry to rant.






  • Honestly, even if we got rid of tipping all together, I’d probably still tip when I can. Even jobs like McDonald’s, I’ll slip a 2 or more if I can to person. Like the person taking out the trash or the cook. If I get a chance, without risking their job

    Cause at the end of the day, I know that even sometimes, those $2 or $5 end up saving the day. Plenty of times, a tip has saved me from going hungry or missing rent.

    I guess saying this, I’ve come to feel that tipping isn’t a bad thing. It’s a way to tell a worker that you appreciate them. What is a bad thing is when the government takes advantage of the kind nature of our fellow humans to hold down the workers.

    Pay people livable wages, and allow folks to tip no matter the job if they want.