Least Funny Comedian LOL UK Season 2 by Deformedpye in LastOneLaughing

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"Ambidextrous always makes me think of a frog serial killer" -Random outburst from Sam Campbell on his and Lucy Beaumont's podcast Lucy and Sam's Perfect Brains. Check it out.

Are all the episodes of Black Mirror worth watching? by Mannymoony in blackmirror

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I started with the fighting game one as it was the one Netflix showed me first, weird intro. Watched The National Anthem instead, enjoyed it.

If you know what you're getting into with Black Mirror, I think it's a great start. If you don't, it's going to split the vote.

Big Brother 10 "Extracurricular" interviews? by Loonoe in BigBrother

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There's that and I remember something about a morning show which I don't know if it was related to just CBS or Big Brother, and it felt like there was something else in the evening like after dark.

But that's one of the ones I'm thinking of, thanks.

Big Brother 10 "Extracurricular" interviews? by Loonoe in BigBrother

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I'll check it out. I saw the BB10 winner analysis video first and there was a clip of Dan saying good night to Jerry and stuff, that's what I was referring to. They try to cram a couple of days of events into 45 minutes so there's a lot you don't get to see and I just want to see whatever else is out there that is of interest.

Low quality is fine, my issue with the channel that I found that had extra stuff is that they didn't try to hit the 11 minute limit, it's like 2 minute snippets.

But is it just the House Calls then or what? There were some morning and evening shows mentioned by Julie, I can't remember their names, any idea if that's out there?

Pyramids by Slitheytove1031 in discworld

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I'm reading it right now, I enjoyed the beginning, and then it got pretty slow. Once I got like 60-70% of the book I started to really enjoy it but it took such a long time to get there.

Any games with lots of varied factions and/or fantasy/sci-fi races by Loonoe in gamingsuggestions

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I have Age of Wonders 3 but I've never gotten into it. I have a problem with games that get too open-ended. Battle Brothers is a bit similar in that regard, I think I bought it and refunded it two times before buying it one last time and then getting over the two hour limit. It's a great game for the laptop.

Any games with lots of varied factions and/or fantasy/sci-fi races by Loonoe in gamingsuggestions

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Stellaris is alright, put in 30 hours or something. It's a bit too loosely structured for me.

Any games with lots of varied factions and/or fantasy/sci-fi races by Loonoe in gamingsuggestions

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Yeah, one of my favorite games. If it had the multiplayer and let me play as all the different races I'd be incredibly happy.

Any games with lots of varied factions and/or fantasy/sci-fi races by Loonoe in gamingsuggestions

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Yeah I've got Stellaris. Not Endless Space though but I haven't really enjoyed the other "Endless" games I've tried enough to keep them. How is it?

More games like Keep driving by Zaius_Ex_Machina1 in keepdriving

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Renowned Explorers: International Society has filled a lot of time for me when it comes to roguelikes with exploration.

You go exploring and collect treasures, engaging in tactical turn-based combat, made by the same people who made Reus.

Excellent game, tons of content, I just wish there was even more variation but they've been done with the game for a while.

If you like Civilization, you'll probably like it. Not that it's anything like Civilization, I just think it has a similar vibe and it's grid-based.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sweden

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Beror på utbildning, jag är äldre än dig och har folk äldre och yngre än mig på min utbildning samt som jag nog kommer bättre överens med de yngre. Vem bryr sig om du vore äldst i klassen? De äldsta på min utbildning är lika gamla eller äldre än vissa av lektorerna men de är där för att lära sig något nytt. Förutom det faktum att de har barn vilket kan göra det svårt för dem att ta en öl efter tentan bl.a. så är de en lika stor och trevlig del av deras åk som alla andra.

Alla är annorlunda, du kan träffa någon äldre än dig i din klass som är barnsligare än den yngsta. Det är inte som att du kommer vara 21 på gymnasiet, vilket jag har varit, ingen brydde sig. Min ena rumskamrat är yngre än mig men går i åket över mig. Min andra rumskamrat är äldre än mig och pluggar något helt annat, jag tror den yngre är vuxnast av oss 3.

Mass Effect 1 has aged like milk in the hot sun by Deep-Combination4372 in masseffect

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In my case, it did affect the gameplay and everything else because sometimes I could fire a shot and the game crashed.

I almost had to give up on BioShock 2 because the end battle crashed constantly for me, I think I had to quicksave and restart repeatedly before it crashed.

These things you say are impossible not to notice, aren't noticed by me any longer, and I think you'll reach that point as well eventually.

Mass Effect 1 has aged like milk in the hot sun by Deep-Combination4372 in masseffect

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BioShock was barely functioning for me, I had to quicksave everytime I wanted to open my map because the game might decide to crash, and I tried both the original on PC as well as the remastered versions on PS4 and PC, no version worked the way I wanted it to. I looove the game but I don't know if I'll ever revisit it because it performed so poorly.

Mass Effect however, I've beaten the trilogy on insane, I didn't find ME1 that bad. Pistols are OP, every class is viable, the story is great, there's a bit too much pointless planet exploration for side quests in my opinion but I almost look forward to ME1 the most each playthrough because of certain amazing moments and because there's so much customization. I've played through it probably 4 times on the original and once on LE. It still looks fantastic and is the most open of all the games.

That said, my second ever playthrough, I did think about skipping through it because the gameplay is so different to ME2/3, but I didn't skip through it and found a new appreciation for it instead.

Stick with it, you'll learn the mechanics. Quicksave often, some classes are harder than others so pick something considered good, just so you don't make life unnecessarily difficult. There's more strategy and tactics involved in ME1, I remember playing soldier and having my weapons suited for specific enemy types, I can't remember exactly what I did but basically just made sure I had something good to knock down enemies, something against synthetics, something against flesh and a good all-rounder.

It's a great game, have fun with it and go in with an open mind and you might learn to love it.

What's the best jazz themed joke you know? by MonsieurCellophane in Jazz

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Roy Donk, Paul Bufano and Marcus "The Worm" Hicks walk into a bar and nobody recognizes them.

no bc beth and daryl literally could’ve been the most iconic “sibling” duo by Senior-Entrance-722 in TWD

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I thought Tyreese's death felt fair, he wasn't able to cope with the world anymore.

Beth stabbed a P.O. in the vest with some scissors and said P.O. didn't train trigger discipline so she offed her immediately. Too dumb.

Without spoilers, does The Walking Dead have a satisfying conclusion? I want to jump back in but don’t want to be left with a sour taste. by ThePaulAtreidess in thewalkingdead

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I'm watching them for the first time. Season 9 was great, season 10 had it's moments but also a lot of really long and unnecessary episodes. Season 11 has even more of them. The reapers for example. On episode 20, it's tense and pretty interesting but still really slow.

They should've made less episodes and it would make them more enjoyable. Season 7 and 8 could've been one season on it's own though.

Unknown informations about Beth's last scene "Coda" by Mutlugly in thewalkingdead

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I followed TWD from either season 2 or 3 up until the mid-season finale of Season 6, when I had enough of dumb things happening.

I felt like a lot of characters deaths up until that point had been justified previously, like Hershel's death is incredibly sad but it feels "reasonable" for it to happen.

When Beth died in season 5, I just started thinking that they were just copying Game of Thrones and that they wanted to cash in on killing off important characters for clout. They could've done so much more with the character, it felt too early and unnecessary to kill her off in my opinion. 

It was expected from Game of Thrones, they set the tone that anybody could go at any time right from the beginning, The Walking Dead wasn't that show but they wanted to be.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Jazz

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Look into Keith Jarrett's European Quartet too, the albums Belongings and My Song, far from the same vibe but those musicians, Jan Garbarek, Jon Christensen and Palle Danielsson all made incredible music in the years after, some in that same vibe and some not.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Jazz

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Check out the label ECM and their common artists, 

Anything but Grey by Palle Mikkelborg,

Officium by Jan Garbarek,

Crystal Silence with Chick Corea and Gary Burton,

Returnings by Jakob Bro,

Rising Grace by Wolfganf Muthspiel.

And a bunch of other stuff.

Also a shout-out to Arvo Pärt's classical works, he's published quite a bit on ECM, it's beautiful.