this suit is simultaneously a testament to how simple designs work best and to how measured additions like textures and seam lines can enhance the base design
Por que están en el espacio enfrentándose a Galactus??? Nah, puro fan service, mil veces mejor que trabajen en un pueblo rural de Texas resolviendo un misterio, que ninguno use sus poderes y que Galactus solo sea un tipo bien altote
343 fans acting snobbish over this, but fucking around in customs games and forge like this was in fact key to the Halo experience before they came along.
Hell, I was one of those who did that more than matchmaking.
- Lanzas tu 1er videojuego en 1995
- En 30 años... 15 juegos
- Eres de nicho, pero sigues ahí
- Con las mejores banda sonoras de la insutria
- Lo petas con AC7
- Sacas el 8 en el mes + lleno de juegos EVER
- Vendes el millón MÁS rápido de tu historia
VIVA ACE COMBAT 😍
BREAKING: Communists discover you can default on debt. A few more years and they’ll discover why it’s called a default.
I can also declare my mortgage fake and not pay it. Then when nobody lends to me again, I can call it a capitalist blockade. Really illuminating stuff.
Lindsay Ellis made a two-hour “critique of capitalism” in which she abandons her family to take five back-to-back solo vacations, spending the entire time feigning abject misery and sneering at the unsophisticated proles who’re actually enjoying themselves.
She ultimately concludes Disney is the “least evil” cruise line because they recognized her as an influencer, gave her a free VIP suite upgrade, had a crew member she wanted to sleep with, and were slightly more transparent about how gratuities are distributed. Virgin was #2 because they had drag queens and no crotch goblins.
The whole video honestly felt like a parody of aging BreadTubers, right down to her cruise buddy being an insufferable twink who wouldn’t shut up about his favorite anarchist philosophers, oblivious to the fact that he’d get his brains bashed in with a rock about six minutes into his romanticized stateless utopia.
My favorite part was when she attended a Frozen princess dinner and, for one brief, glorious moment, experienced a flicker of actual self-awareness about how messed up it was to be on a Disney family cruise without her two young children.
She then immediately drowned such introspections in alcohol before resuming her simultaneous complaints that everything costs too much and that cruise lines should 10x their labor costs.
Leftism in 2026. You genuinely cannot make this up.
If you want truly long term success in a consumer discretionary business, you must leave some consumer surplus on the table.
When you push everyone to their price discovery point, they will not voluntarily repeat that experience.
That kid wasn’t “denied” the ball. It didn’t land anywhere near him, and his parents (and everyone else involved) are assholes for even entertaining this shit.
You catch a ball fair and square, it’s yours. End of story.