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Unique rocks are worth loads of money so that's not actually silly - @The Blackangel's idea is on the right track. If you said Twinkie collecting club - no wait! They could go out of business again so they'd be worth a fortune...Collecting nail clipping club is a more ridiculous one and every month you plan a clip by where you run up on someone with horrid toenails and clip them and jump in the getaway vehicle and escape.

How did this become political? All kinds of people believe in all kinds of conspiracies - just look at Flat Earthers. They actually believe that the pictures of the Earth from space is photoshopped and has been photoshopped since the 60s even though Photoshop the program has only been around since the 2000s...

And that's why I have things like applocks on most of the apps on my phone. That way, if even someone were to hack it, they can't access my data or apps without entering the pin.

How'd you dry your phone off? Did it still function after falling into the water?

Firefox focus is far more efficient and is more privacy centric and can use biometric security so that anyone using your phone needs your fingerprint to use it.

I don't think so because they'd do a way better job than what they're currently doing. They should consider using software like this in their planning and maybe they'll handle future outbreaks far better.

I'm not even surprised - Amazon has been doing the same thing to small manufacturers for years. Stealing their product ideas and rebranding them under the Amazon basics title. Amazon are just as horrible as Google and Apple when it comes to stealing projects from other entities and I'm glad that the devs took a stand against Amazon. What are your thoughts on this?

I'm not sure what to make of this game - the environments look great and the characters look alright but I can't really figure out what this game is really about. From what i've seen, it's not that interesting either...

To be honest, I've yet to see anything remotely interesting about this game and thanks for confirming that it's crap.

For the most part I think they'll be fine but I just hope they don't screw this up.

Well the guilty ones totally deserve and I'm glad they're being outed but the innocent people who probably had nothing to do with this but still got caught up in this mess is who I'm sorry for besides the victims.

Outside of a few people, most media outlets have been noticeably quite about this and more people need to call them out on their bs.

The US does already add taxes for such purchases but those are normally passed on to the consumer so that definitely won't bankrupt them.

Well I have a gaming laptop with better specs and the cooling pad makes a world of a difference - believe me.

I mean you can do the same with protonmail - as a matter of fact, I have three different aliases for the same email address. That way, I can organize the emails I get.

I'm happy to hear that someone actually uses it because almost everyone else here just uses chrome and edge lol.

But that's what I was saying - the original Xbox and PS2 controllers and other other controllers from that era were extremely durable. On the other hand, my experience with PS3 and Xbox 360 controllers have been more or less the same thing. I didn't disagree about the PS3 controllers - I also thought they were horrible but I was highlighting the fact that more recent controllers are far more brittle than most earlier controllers. Of course there are a few exceptions but in general, the quality across the board has really been dropping since the early 2000s.

The fact that you get to see it in real-time instead of having to play other DLCs makes it all worth it.

I used to just let multiple enemies attack me at once without blocking and continuously heal and take potions. And then I'd go get my armor repaired when it was close to breaking.

Back in the old days, we used to try rubbing alcohol on the CD and hoping it'd work 😂

As @Shagger said, I can also see the appeal of it to some people but honestly, it's just not for me either. If I wanted to wipe out the population, good ol' guns and bombs would be my choice of "infection". Maybe throw some fire in the mix and that'd be me 100%.

I also want it to do well but if they're aiming for up to eight seasons, then I suspect some backstories of other characters may be thrown in or they'll go into more details in certain segments that might have been overlooked in the games. Just please for the love of all of us, I don't want them trying to make it kid-friendly - I want to be as gruesome and brutal as the TLOU is in-game.

I also would've liked to see the Archmage of the Arcane University get constantly challenged by other strong mages to prove their magical might and mastery. I'm fairly certain if that were the case, the Imperials would've been able to put up more of a fight against the Thalmor.

I was talking 90s and early 2000s controllers like the PS2 and the original Xbox Controllers and the N64. The Xbox 360 controllers were also pretty easy to damage because they were made out of some kind of toy-like plastic.

It's a grave misconception to think that Daedric summonings don't have their own will. Yes, the summoning is binded by their contract to obey their summoner but that contract can easily be broken if the summoner is naive. For instance, "A tragedy in black" the story in one of the books from Oblivion is a primary example where the summoner got his soul captured in black gem due to him accepting the black soul gem as a gift breaking the contract of binding. The daedric summon subsequently killed him and captured his soul in a black gem. As a matter of fact, it was the elves dabbling in daedric summoning that weakened the barrier between Mundus and the planes of Oblivion. In ESO, the summoning art that we came to know in Oblivion and Skyrim was originally made up of two processes: One to summon the daedric entity and one to bind it. One mispoken word during the incantation of either process and the summoner would lose their very soul. In another ESO book that I can't quite remember, another naive summoner conjured a bound weapon and he was too weak to control it and got killed by it as a result. Fudgemuppet goes into further details about the dangers of Conjuration - particularly Daedric summoning: