In French schools that kind of indoctrination would be immediately likened to the Nazi-empowered Vichy government in the 40s.
But you know, the grandchildren of those have brainwashed enough people that they're already seeing themselves in power right now, so maybe we'll get that again soon, and a lot worse?
French people, vote today. Please.
Approximately 4 light-years, that's how I've always heard that distance described.
Now I am not sure the distance light travels in one year is easier to grasp, but at least it's a single digit.
Ouch, those are not good indeed.
Also, the last page shines a new light on how bad Mr True's "outbursts" really get, holy shit.
Depends on the animal. I know a decent zoo that has just simple waist-high walls around the porcupines and raccoon dogs for example.
They have space, but they can get pretty close. I guess a complete idiot with a cane could probably harass them, until someone stops them like "what the hell, asshole". Or you know, until Everett True comes and causes permanent spine damage to them.
Obviously animals like bears, apes and big felines can't get that close to people.
I didn't know he did that, just checked... And yeah, the voice and tone are very recognizable but it's also a bit funny that his character is a skeleton there too.
Early millennials grew up with the original. Even though I was born around when the song released, I've seen that music video many, many times on TV in late 80s/early 90s.
Apparently it has procedural levels and you're supposed to "plan your build", so more on the roguelite-ish side probably.
Seems to have good reviews on steam.
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Stop doing that. Nobody cares about this except cryptobros that don't even play games to begin with. It's obvious when you see all the failed attempts at what their idea of a "game" is.
Saw that game on Vinesauce not too long ago. If that version was close to the final product, it doesn't look very fun to play to be honest.
They made absurd unskippable flashy animations for powering up, which happen every time. Imagine if Mario needed mushrooms every 10 seconds, and that animation was about 3 times longer.
Also the beginning of the game has a tutorial guy literally appearing and interrupting the action at least a dozen times to tell you how to jump/fight and what the various items do. It looks very much like a simple platform beat'm up.
Some power up items can't even be used at the time you find them/with the character you chose, but they still drop, and trying to pick those up by mistake also interrupts the game to tell you so. Every time.
Je suis pas contre sur le principe, mais ça pose d'autres questions. J'ai habité des logements pourris à l'isolation minable où j'avais pas d'autre option de chauffage que l'électricité, donc ça consommait sêvère.
I don't know what kind of funny or what style of review you're looking for, but there's Matt McMuscles, who does "What Happened" and "The worst fighting game".
What happened is not technically always about bad games, but about troubled development in general. Most of them do end up rather disastrous or at least disappointing and are known for it though.
The worst fighting game, however, exclusively reviews bad games, since, well, he's looking for the worst one.
According to Rimworld, they're coming back.