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Veilguard looks like it does well in some areas that are important but have little to do with the actual gameplay:

• No DRM
• Great scalability and an incredibly wide choice of settings in graphics and UX
• Looks good
• Runs without stuttering
• From first impressions it seems like an actually finished product for once, but we'll see about the bugs.

So on one hand I want Veilguard to sell well so bean counters can maybe draw some conclusions, on the other hand it's still EA and writing appears to be even more uninspired than ME:Andromeda.

Yeah, good on Lawson tbh, but Pérez does that to every backmarker. He routinely makes contact or pushes people off with his sloppy overtake attempts. Japan 23 was a prime example. In Baku when he was in Carlos' DRS I thought to myself: "He's gonna punt Sainz off the track, isn't he?", and two corners later they were both in the wall.

Lawson about to steal fastest lap from Norris lmao

🥲

I'm all for Red Bull downfall

If I were Lawson I'd be scared for my life with Perez behind

Edit: Looks like some sidepod damage on Perez' car

Teams should've selfhosted.

Farmers' protests against the European Green Deal has to be one of the most mind-boggling movements I've witnessed. It's exactly as you say: by 2050 farmers will be asking for even bigger handouts because their crops failed, while also crying about how EU didn't stop global warming. Literal children protesting because EU put greens on their plate.

Can someone euthanize Checo's career pls

nit-picking of everything that still lets them say “see, I’m still so smart about this stuff"

Ah, the famous Jordan Peterson gambit:

1. Present a problem in great detail.
2. Explain how this problem is just how things must be, and obviously the only way forward is to roll over and maintain status quo.
3. If anyone proposes a solution they're a silly liberal who doesn't understand the complexity of the problem.

The hurricanes will continue until emissions improve.

"Max was created by FIA.

He evolved.

He rebelled.

And he has a plan."