@ARCRaidersGame Please give us a pve trial in the uk. I love the game but I'm sick of trying to relax with this game and dying to cheaters with wall hacks and duped guns.
@LNER say hello to your biggest non human fan, her name is Lightning and she absolutely loves travelling on your train. Shes about to leave Edinburgh for King's Cross.
@rawlimark@UK_Daniel_Card I felt that way initially after Pierce Brown Brosnan left but grew to love the Daniel Craig movies. Hopefully they don't ruin it though.
BREAKING: After assessing the threat the Argentinian Armed Forces pose to the Falkland Islands we have deployed an extra 5 seagulls to join the one RAF Regiment Gunner already there to defend the islands
Photographed from a Canberra
@VodafoneUK if I'm paying for 1gb broadband why am I only getting less than 1%? Only 2 things running are my phone and my ps5 and that's only on the homescreen with nothing downloading or playing.
I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you.
A few days ago, I’d started to feel utterly hopeless. I began questioning whether I was honestly losing my mind after spending too much time online, consuming sensationalist content that often felt confusingly at odds with reality.
Since releasing the latest video, I’ve been overwhelmed by thousands of messages from viewers around the world who’ve genuinely restored my faith in humanity. I no longer feel alone any more.
It seems so many of you feel the same way, tired of the direction content creation seems to be heading. It’s clear this conversation is about something far bigger and more unsettling than just Japan or YouTube.
This week has left me feeling more optimistic, but also an emotionally drained wreck. Something I briefly alluded to at the end of the most recent video.
Going forward, I plan to spend drastically less time on the internet and social media (outside of releasing Abroad in Japan videos). It’s become obvious it really hasn’t been doing my health much good this year.
Recent trips to remote islands and mountain villages have reminded me that the best things in life aren’t found on a screen. They’re outdoors. Or moments surrounded with wonderful people.
With that in mind, I want to spend the rest of my time looking up at the world, not down at my phone.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you to each and every one of you for your support now and over the years I’ve been lucky to do this 🙏