We do. In Seattle at least, it’s been used for expanding public transit light rail. The problem is that you still have to pay people for their land that you’re taking away - and in a city like Seattle that gets very expensive very quickly. And that’s not even accounting for the political cost.

However, if you’re in a part of the country with cheap land, then it’s less prohibitive to use.

Eminent domain can be used for a lot of things.

Yes, but the part everyone is leaving out is that was greatly helped along when stores like GameStop stopped carrying PC games other than WoW and CoD circa 2010.

The headline is pretty misleading

I don’t see why not. The problem would be that you’d be at the entrance and they wouldn’t let you in until you did Golgotha. And you’d have to fight your way back up to the surface anyways. So it wouldn’t gain you much.

Don’t most cities sell monthly unlimited use bus passes? I don’t know why you wouldn’t just issue those

Probably needed considering how mediocre they’ve done this generation, but ouch. Also, I guess this means game pass didn’t pan out as a bet

I haven’t played this in forever but I remember just spamming the face melt thing. The battles are just RTS fights ripped from the game Sacrifice. Fly around, and when you see a concentration of enemies land and face melt them. Past that be efficient on the soul economy (might not be called that, that’s what it was in Sacrifice).

I don’t remember it being a very challenging game tbh, but I’d played a similar strategy game before.

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I think the franchise peaked with Sonic and Knuckles. They never really managed the transition to 3d like Nintendo did with Mario and Zelda. It’s probably been over 30 years since it’s really been relevant to me.

No tux no bux

What a surprise this guy is having trouble with marketing

I respect that

I have not played that one

I think it’s even more in your face about it than Disco tbh

The parallels to 20th century politics make it borderline political satire (ala Animal Farm) in spots. I enjoyed it regardless though, but it wasn’t what I was expecting

Deserves a mention, but gosh was it a bit heavy handed on the politics stuff. Was not expecting that for a fantasy setting.

I wonder what the overlap is between people interested in self hosting computer services and people who are interested enough in fashion to want to catalog their clothing in an app. I’m in bubble A and not bubble B, but it feels like cataloging stuff you put in your fridge so you can make recipes instead of just looking in the fridge.

I didn’t care for the art style of Bloodstained