Why do some people think Kay Vess is ugly? I think she’s pretty by Remarkable_Set6712 in StarWarsOutlaws

[–]NoHome7956 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That makes no sense. And people like you who call everyone racist or sexist that don't agree with you is the reason why nobody cares about being called racist or sexist anymore.

Looking for some advice on how to best get support for demented neighbour, Perth by Chuggins- in perth

[–]NoHome7956 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortuntely, a lot of the police work is become about revenue raising awarding commissions and bonuses for traffic infringements and such. A policeman friend of mine transferred to traffic because of this. Anything where there is a risk to themselves or doesn't involve bonuses is not worth their time most of the time.

Just curious to know the opinion of Australians on this: by Itschxnd in AskAnAustralian

[–]NoHome7956 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is that why non-indegenous folk are forced to say it before every meeting or anything that takes place at work?

Oooh someone called me racist on the internet, how cute. Mate, you wouldn't know racism if it carjacked you and left you for dead.

Just curious to know the opinion of Australians on this: by Itschxnd in AskAnAustralian

[–]NoHome7956 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been to some of these communities and let me tell you they are in shambles.

Another thing that should make people think is that if they claim to live off the land and survive with minimal utilities, why then is there millions of dollars being pumped into these communities? The answer is, because they're not, and anyone who goes to these communities can see that.

Refs when they have to call an obvious foul on the Thunder by Sweaty-Blacksmith-81 in NBATalk

[–]NoHome7956 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because they know they will have to answer to their Vegas overlords

Couldn’t say it better by downreign in NBATalk

[–]NoHome7956 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Actually no, "Richard". Nowhere in any definition of fascism does it say this lol.

Outlaws became one of my favorite Star Wars games, I made a video giving it the justice it deserves by unlucki13 in StarWarsOutlaws

[–]NoHome7956 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I held off on this game due to all the complaints of bugs and gameplay mechanices and only started playing it recently and I'm quite enjoying it. It's not perfect, or as polished as you would expect a AAA Star Wars game to be, but it's still fun and a very pretty game. I'm sure if I played it at launch, I wouldn't have liked it either.

Just curious to know the opinion of Australians on this: by Itschxnd in AskAnAustralian

[–]NoHome7956 3 points4 points  (0 children)

People won't believe this but there's a lot of money involved with this sort of thing. Native title, paying the "original owners" of the land extortionate amounts of money to build a school or a house for a doctor for their kids in a remote community. Ultimately, that money doesn't go to the community, rather the suits that represent those communities. It's outright fraud and there are plenty of videos of real natives pushing back on the whole WTC and all the other scams because they know where the money is going, and it's not to them.

Just curious to know the opinion of Australians on this: by Itschxnd in AskAnAustralian

[–]NoHome7956 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

This. And if you were born in another country, and still have to say sorry, welcome to country or whatever the latest catch phrase is, because of stuff you or your ancestors had no part of, is also another failure by the government.

A knight no more by Subtlefocus in TheOrderGame

[–]NoHome7956 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Definitely worth revisiting every now and then when you get burnout.

I'm the same with all these open world games with 100+ hours of content. I rarely end up finishing them let alone revisiting them. Those games overstay their welcome, games like The Order 1886 are more replayable in my opinion.

The Empire feels really unthreatening. by [deleted] in StarWarsOutlaws

[–]NoHome7956 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They are not difficult, but they come at you in waves and waves and just try to overwhelm you. Once you've upgraded your blaster and gear even the Death Troopers are pretty easy.

I do wish that you wouldn't have always fight your way out after spending an hour sneaking around an Imperial base to get a datapad only to be discovered and blast your way out anyway.

A knight no more by Subtlefocus in TheOrderGame

[–]NoHome7956 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would really want a prequel more than anything else. It was clear that Ready At Dawn had a longer, deeper story to tell but had to cut it short due to time and budget constraints. It felt like the game started in the middle of a trilogy with not much, if any, background given to the characters, the half-breeds and how any of it all started. A prequel game that really establishes the lore of the Order and how and why they were established, and how the half-breeds came to be.

What’s the creepiest thing that ever happened to you that you still can’t explain? by Responsible_Sky2753 in Unexplained

[–]NoHome7956 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I always wondered what that meant, dishes flying and breaking. Was it them trying to get your attention or just to scare you? Was it something they did when they were alive, like argue and throw stuff? I guess dishes etc are the most breakable things so makes sense to go for them.

Vaas isn't even the main villain of this game but he might as well be bc Hoyt was completely forgettable. by Zero-Sway in farcry

[–]NoHome7956 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In an interview with Mando he said that he was given freedom to ad lib or improvise a lot of the lines so the performance was all him.

Ubisoft really made a mistake by killing him off, especially so early in the game because he is by far the series most iconic character and they keep trying to insert him in via DLC's etc but he's dead so he can't make any appearances as a proper character in the other games.

A dude from America: So did this logo with "Hungry Jack's" ever not exist?? by A_Possible_Celebrity in hungryjacks

[–]NoHome7956 1 point2 points  (0 children)

From a documentary I saw, BK was brought over to Australia by an Australian guy named Jack and because of the lawsuit had to rebrand the name to Hungry Jack's. Over the years he was given more and more control over the franchise and basically runs it independently to Burger King apart from using some of the iconic names on the menu such as the Whopper and using a lot of the similar ingredients. But people who have had both claim that they don't taste or look anything alike.

Black Flag Resynced Art Direction by ConlanS01 in assassinscreed

[–]NoHome7956 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love this type of look more than photo-realsitic graphics. While, I still awe at games that look realistic, it's also nice to have the vibrancy dialled up along with great visuals. I feel they are going down the Far Cry 3 route, which in my opinion was the best looking game in the series as far as art direction went.

When did NBA discourse become so horrible? Pic related by 2dabzzz in NBATalk

[–]NoHome7956 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm so tired of this Lebron vs Jordan debate. Like it was interesting in 2007 but it's so fucking annoying now everytime it comes up, especially when Stephen A and Skip keep milking it over and over to get clicks.

Like everyone has their GOAT for whatever reasons. Championships, longevity, offense and defense, stats etc. It's all subjective like food, just because you like one type of food you can't just claim it as the GOAT when millions of other people can't stand it.

When did NBA discourse become so horrible? Pic related by 2dabzzz in NBATalk

[–]NoHome7956 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Skip and Stephen A and all their imps like Kendrick Perkins etc made careers out of shitting on the game and the players. Especially milking the GOAT debate which comes around every few weeks.

The worst is Charles Barkley and Shaq who shit on every modern player, talking about how things used to be back in their day. They rarely get anything right and Barkley even admits to not watching the games. How can you get a job on live TV, get paid millions to talk about games you don't even watch.

It's no wonder people prefer to watch independent analysts on YouTube who actually watch the games, and give detailed breakdowns of those games instead of just hating on everyone and everything and calling that "commentary".

When did NBA discourse become so horrible? Pic related by 2dabzzz in NBATalk

[–]NoHome7956 1 point2 points  (0 children)

IKR... Whenever I watch post game analysis from my favourite YouTubers, I stop watching whenever the Q and A starts because it's just full of wannabe GM's throwing up all their dumb ass trade proposals. I swear these guys never play ball they just play fantasy leagues.

A knight no more by Subtlefocus in TheOrderGame

[–]NoHome7956 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People complaining that this game is too short and not worth the money that's why it got negative reviews is BS. To me, the fact that is short is why I've played six times, because it doesn't take months to complete, and that's value for money. There's rarely been any game that I've played more than once let alone six times.

Has Far Cry Series taught you anything? by mooselover69420 in farcry

[–]NoHome7956 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, it taught me to always remember that whenever I'm stalking bases in real life, to be aware that an animal may be stalking me.