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3019 - That cucumber-related scandalous act is now considered perfectly normal, and even rude to not perform for your guests if requested.

I got these... (in reverse order) ASRock Radeon RX 5700 XT 5x Arctic P12 PWM 120mm case fans Deepcool GAMMAXX 400 ASRock B450M Steel Legend AMD Ryzen 5 2400G G.SKILL Flare X (for AMD) PC4-25600 16-18-18-38 2x8GB RAM Rosewill CAPSTONE 750M (750w PSU) HP EX900 1TB Antec P5 (PC case with sound dampening material inside) MSI Optix MAG241C (one of the best 1080p monitors)

Trying to settle my anxiety of having to wait until tomorrow for my motherboard to arrive. (at least ASRock shelled out for 3-day shipping after having the thing for a week)

Last time I checked, that was available for all major versions up to Flash 20.0.

3017 - I am the only person left not working for either company, and they're fighting over my "impartial" vote for who gets to rule for the next 200 years.

Fancy post, but it's like Batman, and is sleeping during the day.

Damn... I missed out on the spam fun...

3015 - The year I finally get my motherboard back from the manufacturer...

So they become the threat themselves by doing a Man-in-the-Middle attack on encrypted connections that can't be interfered with without the user knowing it's been intercepted... What morons.

Honestly, a bit of both. While we definitely can do better, there are way too many in power that will never allow anyone to do better, and they can't be removed from power without at least the real threat of lethal force. Also, there's no guarantee that you can keep others like them out of power for any length of time.

That happens a LOT too. Especially from anyone not a phsycotherapist/psychiatrist/psychologist of some kind.

True, but I'd pay for it too as soon as I had the money, and it was in my price range...

I've literally tried all those do-it-yourself things to try and combat depression... At best it does nothing, usually it just makes things worse. As for the medication part, mental health services in this country are horrible. First off, at minimum it's a year just to get an appointment with someone who can diagnose and prescribe. Then you have to get lucky with the meds that help. Then you have to convince employers that it's not going to interfere with your job. (NOT easy, let me tell you... WAY too many horror stories... They don't want to employ someone who could suddenly disappear either by dying, or just in a depressive episode, both making their company look bad) Then you have to get lucky with NOT having any side effects of the meds. (which is unlikely for me, because I'm weird, as a family trait) In short, I see no reason to put faith in the hell that is modern mental health services and medications in this country.

Unfortunately, it'll still require a Microsoft account, even for the singleplayer only content on Steam. I'd rather pirate it at that point.

The question I keep coming back to is: What solution is there that isn't going to absolutely ruin my life? Medication will take a MINIMUM of a year to get, and it will not allow me to have any ups... (I'd rather suffer the downs and have some ups than have neither) I'm already in therapy for the anxiety and depression, which are directly linked each other, and there is nothing more I can do so far for either at this time. It already took 6 months just to get called to see if I was still interested in therapy because there was finally an opening...

Indeed, partly because I'm trying to figure out what to do about them. If I focus too hard on what I want to do, it can prevent me from finding something that will actually help.

If it's each individual game separate, that $25 is for ALL of them together, so divide it evenly among the titles sold, and that's what I'm willing to pay.

What I'm seeing is a lot of "disagree" or "strongly disagree" with an overwhelming flood of "I don't want to hit the disagree button".

Who isn't? I just hope they aren't gonna try and sell it for $60, since I won't pay over $25 for it.

I have bad teeth. (like very bad, 3 currently broken, 4 removed, and about a dozen cavities) I have crippling social anxiety. I have depression. I'm overweight. I'm addicted to my computer, partly because it's the only stress reliever that actually works for me. I'm lonely, and don't feel like any girl would ever take a second look at me because of the previous 5 lines. There's my 6 main problems. (I have no issue sharing, as you can see)

I dunno how BF2 did it, but in BF2142 you were both a soldier and the commander. You issued orders on the minimap, and called down superweapons/crate drops. Squad leaders just issued orders like is done in Planetside 2, and requested the superweapons and crate drops with an icon on the minimap. While it was very well done, (and if the commander was competent, extremely effective) it wasn't really an RTS style interface.

OpenArena (Quake 3 clone released in 2008, last stable release in 2012) Chromium B.S.U. (top-scrolling arcade shooter from 2000, last stable update in 2016) LinCity (SimCity clone released in 1995, still has active updates but last main release was about 10 years ago) Warzone 2100 (RTS made in 1999, last stable release in 2017, last preview release February 2019) Zero-K (RTS first released in 2010, last stable release June 2019) Minetest (Minecraft clone with significantly increased options and customization, last stable release May 2019) UFO: Alien Invasion (classic X-COM inspired RTS/Turn-based strategy released in 2014) Stunt Rally (Rally-style racing game with track editor and stunts, released in 2015) OpenClonk (a cross between Worms, The Settler, Lemmings, and Minecraft, first released in 2010, last stable release in 2018) Oolite (3d space trading/combat simulator, Elite clone, first release 2004, last stable release 2018) Enemy Territory: Legacy (Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory clone, still in active development despite having a stable release and active MP servers) Open Imperium Galactica (4X RTS space game, in active development with latest release in 2018) Spring: 1944 (WWII RTS, last update July 2019) FreeOrion (Turn-based strategy 4X, not a Master of Orion clone but heavily inspired by it, first released in 2006, last stable update 2018) AssaultCube (FPS that takes place in real-world type environments, first release 2006, last stable release 2013) PlaneShift (MMORPG with very few if any players, first released in 2002, last preview release in 2014, is being ported over to Unity Engine) MegaGlest (fantasy RTS, first release 2010, latest stable release 2017) Magarena (Magic The Gathering against a computer, latest stable release 2018) BZFlag (Battlezone Capture The Flag clone, tank driver simulation, first released 1993, last stable release 2018) OpenSpades (clone of Ace of Spades, latest update August 2019) Open Hexagon (clone of Super Hexagon) Urban Terror (Total conversion of Quake 3 Arena, first release in 1998, last release 2007? Maybe?) Terasology (Minecraft tech demo clone, latest stable release June 2019) AstroMenace (3d vertical-scrolling shmup, first released in 2007, latest stable release April 2019) Tremulous (FPS with base building, first release 2006, latest stable release 2011, latest beta release 2016) Speed Dreams (racing simulator, TORCS fork, first release in 2008, latest stable release 2016) Garden of Coloured Lights (vertical-scrolling shmup with unique design) M.A.R.S. (don't try to Google it, you'll never find it. http://mars-game.sourceforge.net/ Top-down shmup from 2011, not maintained) Star Ruler 2 (4X RTS in space, also available on Steam and GOG for $25, latest release 2018, have to compile yourself from the sourcecode if you want it free, though it's really easy to build) FreeGish (platformer, first release 2004, first free release 2010, last update 2017) Neverball (tilt the floor to roll the ball, first release 2003, latest release 2014) Hope you like the additions...

I call her Vera!

I think she'd prefer a burger though...