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    1. The game can be played by 1-4 players. There is a little scaling with slightly fewer enemy patrols with less than 4 players. If anything, clearing objectives will just be slower with fewer players, but nothing is walled off, apart from an occasional resource bunker that usually needs two players to unlock, but you can get those resources on other places.
    2. The devs try hard to give every weapon and support it's niche. The early weapons are great for low-armor enemies which appear at all difficulty levels, but they unlock anti-tank weapons early on. The later unlocks are just add variety to your play styles, and the premium packs, again, just add variety.
    3. There's a lot of variety in mission types. The devs typically fix balancing issues based off community feedback.
    4. The maps and missions are procedurally generated, but done very well. Apart from the mission areas, the maps never feel the same. Missions can range from running around a large map to get the nuke codes and launch a nuke, to defeat enemies in a small area. Most missions have optional objectives and enemy bases that will give more experience and resources if you clear them. Clearing a map feels great.
    5. For high difficulty missions, you need some variety in light crowd-clearing weaponry and low-medium density anti-tank weaponry, and some in-between. A single skilled person can solo it, with sneaking and a lot of time. Opt for lower difficulty missions (5-6) if you just want to kill things without having to worry about packing for heavy armor enemies every few minutes.

    Progression is all adding variety to your play style. Weapons don't often become obsolete, although you may favor play styles that favor certain weapons.

    This is a game that'll be great fun and a unique experience for a few weeks. Then you'll be satisfied and done playing. The devs will be releasing updates while you play other games and when you come back, there'll be more content to explore. It is not something you will be grinding for 6+ months, but it offers a unique co-op experience that is refreshingly different from other shooters.

  • The vlog brothers did a video on this. It's considered a disorder when it interferes with life, so if you have a job in the morning. But it is no long a disorder when you set your working hours.

    But yeah, generally society demands you awake in the morning.

  • And here I am with delayed sleep phase disorder at 2:00 AM PDT

  • "We are da angles of deaf, and we shall no no fear."

    "Da emporer protec"

  • They're weird fantasy ways of doing tech things.

  • This is an ad 🫤

  • "Thank you!"

    ...

    " I SAID THANK YOU!"

    "Oh! You're welcome!"

    "Damn right"

  • I'll have the most life changing apifany apiphany, hold on, I gotta Google spell-check this.*chome opens to last tab*Oh yeah, I was searching Spider-Man gifs* proceeds to scroll through Spider-Man gifs.*

  • Even in the article:

    According to a 2023 study, a day on Earth was approximately 19 hours for a significant part of Earth's early history...

  • At least it doesn't use Amazon titles.

  • The associate is busy with someone else and there are 3 other self-checkout stands with flashing lights.

  • And 10 minutes in and you can't recall what the first 9 minutes were about

  • Moving from a walker hostile city to a walk friendly city, I forgot they existed and had some close calls. I'm pretty aware of them now.

  • The true misconception is that there are scientific definitions and culinary definitions. No the culinary definitions don't fit their scientific category. They're not intended to.

  • Cyber Myconids... Oh boy.

    "Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should"

  • One word is never enough to describe an experience. People can say they're okay when something is wrong or they can over-exaggerate. The last thing we want is more people reading this is thinking their trauma is actually stress and it's in their head. They don't want to be one of the people overreacting. They're "okay". Those people need help and shouldn't second-guess theirself.

    If you call in an emergency, they don't make you prove you're not lying or overreacting. The ambulance comes either way. Once they arrive and assess the situation, they react appropriately.

    If you feel you need help, use language that you feel fits. Once people understand the situation, they should react appropriately.

    I've had friends that were in pain, but said they were okay. Up until things got critical. I don't want people hiding their pain because they don't want to be a burden. If you are in pain and need help, express it.

  • I demand to be scanned for Parkinson's every doctor visit now.

    "Biscuit is going to scan you for Parkinson's now""Aww, whose a good boy?""You're clear. That'll be $145."😤

  • I use saved posts to show post to my wife in-person, because I like seeing her reaction.

  • Sharing my story as how I became aware as it relates to me.

    I suspect I'm autistic, and don't quite understand masculine or feminine gender norms. (I mean, I learned what they are, but they seem nonsensical to me.)

    After I learned about the "Gender Apathetic" identify, it seemed to fit my feeling towards my gender, which is to say, I don't care about it. (Although appearing like my birth gender tends to draw less unwanted attention.)

    Also, I learned that gender expression and gender identity can be different, which helped solidify my feelings about being non-binary, since I dress mostly like my birth gender, but I do not feel any other significant attachment to it.

    I got one of the easy identities and no gender dysphoria or people giving me odd looks. I know a lot of other people have it harder. Knowing about my identity did help me to understand myself.

  • Nope, we got an imposter in the bottom-left corner. Other than that, pretty good.