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I've had incognito still mess with my feed. Youtube doesn't stop tracking on their end just because your browser doesn't track you. I'd literally have to use a privacy browser and a VPN to have it not affect my feed, and I'm way to lazy to do that right now for 1 link.
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if you're really curious try opening them using private or incognito mode, in theory they shouldn't mess with your feed like that. If on the other hand you don't want to give them the view count then yeah, just don't click them.
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And no indication that it will ever be revived.
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I don't click random youtube links anymore. Too many bad links, and it tends to mess with my feed.
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turingtested changed their profile photo
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtQ9nt2ZeGM
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12/31/2014 - 4/1/2017 = 823 days 10/10/2023 - 3/26/2026 = 899 days damn
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I haven't played this game in 9 years but I got bored of it after 30 minutes. Basically there's four gamemodes and they're all elementary "mash the keys" or "press the right buttons at the right time QTE" minigames. Type of thing you would download on your phone and forget about the next day. As I write this I checked the steam page and this is on sale for 59 Cents USD, and I suppose that is a fair price for what it is. the base price of $2.99 is a bit much, I'd rather buy a candy bar for that much money
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Very fun game. Not legendary or anything, but I had a 2-month phase where my buddy and I would hop on and play for a couple hours every other day or so. I don't miss it too much, but I wouldn't mind playing it a lot more. Rock and Stone!!!
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Hate this game. Was super addicted to it in 2018, always asking people if they wanted to hop in and start a factory. The thing I eventually came to realize about Factorio is that this game is like a job, but not a good job. It's the sort of job where something is always breaking and you have to go and fix it. Nothing is ever optimized enough. I know that Notch loves this game and that sorta makes sense to me, he seems the autistic type to be into spending all day patching leaks that are destined to burst again, even if you have a billion dollars to do literally anything else with your time. I recommend this game only if you're like that. If not, please play Rimworld instead
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Haven't played this in 7 years so it's fuzzy, but basically: Very potent space dogfighting gameplay, but far too little game. Just a lack of substance, overall. There was potential squandered - if not outright wasted here.
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Just played this for the first time last month since it finally went on sale for 12 dollars, HOLY hell it was really something. I remember being exposed a little bit to this game in 2022 and it was interesting, and it had somehow topped bloodborne in the shilling department: Endless "You have to play this game bro, but DON'T look up anything!!", it really got on my nerves and kinda drove me away for the longest time. I can affirm they were all right though. What we have on our hands here is a very intriguing physics/puzzles/reading/mystery game, and like most mystery games you sadly cannot "experience" it the right way again after beating it the first time. After beating it I bought it for two of my friends to try and vicariously experience it through their playthroughs and they both sucked total eggs at it, I was kinda disappointed that they didn't get to run into those "Aha!" moments that got me hooked onto this game. I guess they're stupid or something. Maybe you should have to beat this game without a walkthrough to be able to vote, Starship Troopers-style. Also an underdiscussed aspect of this game is the unsettling-ness of it. For a game that never TRIED to scare me, it scared me an awful lot; perhaps more than any horror game I can think of. This took me ~26 hr to beat, so you're pretty much going to have to dedicate a whole week to knock this game down. Just trust me, it will be worth it in the end. If you like physics, reading (a LOT of reading), buzzing abound in a small spacecraft, bounding across a low-g celestial body with a jetpack, feeling clever when you figure something out, or the movie 'Interstellar', this game has all those things in the spades. But you really can't pick this game up again once you've beaten it. Once I turn 30 years old, I plan on buying the DLC and trying to beat it, but I'm worried by that point I'll still remember too much of this game to experience the rest of it properly. Maybe I should push it up to age 35.
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I honestly don't remember this so well since I beat it like four years ago, but from what I recall it's essentially Postal 2: 2. Not quite different enough to ship as a separate game, so it works quite well as an expansion. Anyone who beats Postal 2 and didn't get sick of it quite yet after Apocalypse Weekend should get a real kick out of this. I loved the inclusion of the bully from A Christmas Story who played Postal Dude in that one Uwe Boll movie. It's six dollars on steam normally, on sale for $1 dollar right now. I think that's a damn good price. Could easily see it being ten bucks
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Playing through this game for the first time was one of the greatest things I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing. Rimworld is one of those games that's like a job, but it's a very good job. I can sit down and just start optimizing my colony and suddenly 10 hours have passed by. Basically most of my free time in Summer '19 was spent here and a good portion of '20 too. Had to drop it after ~350 hours because even though this is a game I COULD play every day for the rest of my life and never get bored, I feel like that is spiritually no better than a heroin addiction. But I would recommend every gamer to beat this game at least once, It's thrilling in a way that other base build/colony games aren't able to capitalize on as much. And hey, other than being the best colony game I've ever tried, it also has the greatest music I've ever heard in a game - save for perhaps Ghost and Coldwood's OFF. I guarantee you there is no other colony game that has an atmosphere this compelling. I still listen to the soundtrack all the time even though I hung up the game long ago.
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I find it more fun to boot up the unplayable and incomprehensible Victoria 2 than this. Stellaris is the 4X genre diluted into Matrix nutrient paste.
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I remember hating this game for it's maze-like structure and how you need to pay in-game currency for the map. whole time playing my mind screamed out "why not just play dark souls again instead"
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Bought this game after I found out it's the same devs behind SCP Containment Breach. I remember this being my favorite game I played in 2020, got a lot of mileage out of it; putting ~200hr into it between '20 and '21. It's probably still fun, but you need minimum 3 people for a co-op campaign, or 6 people for the fun alternative gamemodes. like "traitors" or "pvp", etc.
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Fun half life 2/portal-ish shooting and puzzles gameplay with a heaping helping of half life 2/portal-ish humor - It can get a bit annoying almost in the same strain as cringey Marvel movie dialogue, but not so much it's a dealbreaker. Overall a must-have for VALVe fanboys, and still probably a very solid experience for those who've never gotten around to half life 2. Took me 7hr 30m to beat, so probably knock it out in a weekend
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Did I mention you? I was only talking about me!
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Замучи се, ја слм се замучил, тежко, немиран слм, ву главу, не га знам решим, све ме снаоди, овоја у загње две а мож и повишке године, ноћу, по се замучим увек и по тежко бвудем, сас скоро све ме је такоја. Једва живим, ако је по лошо да се одразумим сас лекови.
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Замучи се, ја слм се замучил, тежко, немиран слм, ву главу, не га знам решим, све ме снаоди, овоја у загње две а мож и повишке године, ноћу, по се замучим увек и по тежко бвудем, сас скоро све ме је такоја. Једва живим, ако је по лошо да се одразумим сас лекови.
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You hit buttons to navigate a simple grid map, and occasionally get to take a still image of set locations with a few spooks, and scares. It's a short horror game with a novel premise of piloting a doomed submarine.
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If you like dream logic nonsense puzzles combined with basic horror game monster chasing it's fine. The novel premise the game introduces is the entrances, and routes the player takes being trapped, or cut off by the AI. It's a novel concept, and might be worth trying if you can get past the jank. Definitely the sort of game you need a guide to complete.
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The levels are procedurally generated, and operates on the Roguelike premise of getting a lucky combination of skills. Once you figure out the mechanics through trail, and error it's fairly easy. The story doesn't really go anywhere, and it's just too obtuse to have any stakes.
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If you don't mind the hard as nails gameplay, and save system it is one of the best written games of the decade. It has some real solid scares, and a layered, and deep narrative.
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It's Resident Evil in a theme park with a N64 art style. The story does actually have some interesting twists, and turns, so if you like this sort of gameplay, and don't mind the art style it's worth a go.
