Chebucto Regional Softball Club

Myth TFL? That's a blast from the past. I'm pretty sure the sequel would still run on a modern PC. I think I'll dig it out and give it a try.

I personally think it's very fun. Haven't tried the DLC yet, but I plan to.

Controller would make sense. I've also only tried it in first person games where input delay is probably more noticeable than other types of games

Oh yikes, that's stupid expensive. Definitely not worth the cost. I think it'll get harder for me to not buy if they release a new Animal Crossing or Zelda, but honestly even then it's not worth buying a whole console for 2 games. Probably just have to play them by *other means*

I've read that there's another fix that adjusted the displayed vram usage to accurately show your actual usage: previously it was showing too low. Might need to go and readjust settings if you're now reading too high.

The thing with products like games, textbooks, movies etc is that a large part of the cost is the design. This means that while you can make the products cheap and still cover the cost of manufacturing, you won’t make back the money from the design if your margin is very low. This gives manufacturers the ability to sell the same product in differently wealthy markets while still making a profit. If you now take the product from a cheaper market and sell it to more wealthy consumers at lower price than they usually pay, you aren’t actually selling at a better price because you are providing a better service. You are selling at a better price because you’re breaking the manufacturer’s business model. This isn’t something that can permanently work because either A: the manufacturer doesn’t get enough money to cover the design, can lead to bankruptcy or change of business model (C), B: through regulations this is prohibited or The manufacturer raises the price in the regions your buying from, breaking your business model and screwing over the people who can no longer afford it there. Of course this depends on the scale you’re acting in, but in theory preventing you from doing so would bring more equality between richer and poorer nations

It's already in use responsibly. And irresponsibly. Turns out that you can't really argue the slope of responsibility when that's an individual choice of how someone uses a tool.

Will start posting Wine news because some people think Proton was wished into existence by Valve

*looks at username* Go touch yourself.

Ah, man. Capcom bringing back Onimusha and Okami gives me hope we may actually see Viewtiful Joe and God Hand ports one day… unbelievable the pinnacle of beat'em up action is stuck on 2-decade-old hardware.

>Microsoft's reputation lmao

This camera is a Hori product though.

The loser of a lawsuit always has to cover the cost of the lawsuit, including the other party's lawyer fees (except in cases where the state attorney sues and a bunch of other exceptions like when an employee starts a labor dispute). They are very much capped based on the disputed sum though. The higher the dispute, the higher the attorney fees you have to pay when losing. For example, if the disputed sum is 5000€ the base lawyer fees are ~390€. It can then be multiplied by some factor - I think 2.5 is the maximum but I'm unsure - depending on the length and difficulty of the case. They aren't a punishment but rather a consequence of losing a lawsuit. They are also usually covered by your legal protection insurance which is generally recommended to have.

The last EA game I bought was a SNES game. I can't boycott them any harder.

 Not quite the image of her talking about the PS3 and 360, but it still fits.

The two people wanting to play this game locally will be very disappointed.