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haha where the fuck is korra?

Aang confirmed greatest avatar ever.

well TLA is just the objectively better show

tell that to that fat lesbian korra

rood

did you just meme

I feel so dirty

Color: Red
Word: N/A
Number: 5
Animal: Bear
Food: Sesame chicken
Movie: Chinatown
Game: FFIV
Song: On The Radio (Regina Spektor)
Artist: Mazzy Star
Pokémon: Absol

Needs more Twin Peaks and Community

Wait have you talked to your dad about this?? That's creepy as hell

Another thing that makes the combat kinda shitty is that none of the enemies actually flinch when you strike or shoot them. Maybe it's just because my weapons are weak right now.

There's no flinching at all, except when you cripple a head. That makes them stop for like 2 seconds.

I can survive without it, right?...

Literally not at all. The vanilla gunplay in Fallout 3 is terrible. You rely on VATS. As Luci said, NV is a far better game overall.

mod r pussiez confirmed

you won't do it

Friday night was last night

What

Fallout 3 is far more RPG than FPS. It's more or less Oblivion with guns and choices.

Also, why haven't you 100%'d the game yet? I finished it by the time I was 15.

Pretty sure I'd have lost my job by now if I was

Just pulling a snippet from the melodramatic 'Drone Papers' site:

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During one five-month period of the operation, according to the documents, nearly 90 percent of the people killed in airstrikes were not the intended targets. In Yemen and Somalia, where the U.S. has far more limited intelligence capabilities to confirm the people killed are the intended targets, the equivalent ratios may well be much worse.

“Anyone caught in the vicinity is guilty by association,” the source said. When “a drone strike kills more than one person, there is no guarantee that those persons deserved their fate. … So it’s a phenomenal gamble.”

This is literally how bombing has worked for the past century. Saying 90% of casualties aren't the intended targets is kind of silly. We've moved on from carpet bombing entire bases, with much higher rates of civilian casualties, to precision strikes on key personnel and their staff. Do innocent people die? Probably, but there's far more work put into deciding targets and strikes than there ever have been in history -- we're talking orders of magnitude more effort. Dozens or even hundreds of people contribute to compiling profiles and mission parameters for each strike. From the article:

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On average, one document states, it took the U.S. six years to develop a target in Somalia, but just 8.3 months to kill the target once the president had approved his addition to the kill list.

Look, the alternative is to send infantry or special forces in to capture the target, which is hardly viable in places like Somalia. Eggsalad mentioned you don't win wars by playing whack-a-mole...well actually you can; that's how the Taliban was deposed in Afghanistan after their regime fell via conventional warfare, and that's how Tanzim Qaidat was successfully combated in Iraq.

If even a single innocent dies in an attack, the person who ordered it is personally responsible and should be tried for murder.

Was it me, or did it sound like the singer and Fernando were lovers?

Yeah, that's the point. The song is from the point of view of an old Spanish woman who's recollecting her memories of a civil war that her lover (Fernando) fought in. Back then he was brave and charming, but in the present day, he's just an alcoholic, washed-up old man. It's her longing for the time when she actually loved him.