Because I’m too ADHD to read post titles, I literally thought that’s what this was at first.

If it’s so good, then why is there only One Piece of it? Why not a Second or Third Piece?

There’s a live action version? I just assumed the middle screenshot was DLSS 5.

I don’t even know what it’s supposed to mean. For the past 30+ years, I’ve always pronounced in my head as “colon three”.

Other than the lack of Free Mode activities, GTA Online was a ton of fun on consoles in the early days (it peaked around the time Sumo came out IMO), but I’m willing to bet it will flop immediately in GTA 6, given how much more monetized it’s going to be this time around. I mean it flopped almost instantly on PC with half the monetization, and I don’t have a console now, so I have to wait for it to come to PC and hope for the best.

The only possible saving grace is the fact that the FiveM devs are involved. But I’m not going to hold my breath. They’ll probably monetize those servers too.

(Also I still prefer GTA IV’s multiplayer to both GTA Online and FiveM. Cops and Crooks and that game’s version of GTA Race were some of the most fun I’ve ever had in a video game! V nerfed GTA Race so much that they sucked all the fun out of it.)

The map is the biggest disappointment. Just like in GTA V, there’s next to no reason to visit the upper ⅔rds of the map. I was expecting at least a proper panhandle with some typical southern towns scattered about, not just a 1.5x scaled up version of what we’ve already been stuck playing for the past 13 years.

Edit: No Orlando, either. I was really excited to see Rockstar’s take on Disney World… They were probably afraid of getting sued. :(

United States and it sucked because schools have been underfunded for as long as I can remember (the late 80s), so imagine six hours of the most boring classes imaginable, the vast majority of it spent reading something off either a textbook or a whiteboard/chalkboard. The only classes that had any sort of variety in my schools were art, gym, and computer class.

Plus when you’re a kid, six hours feels like an eternity.

Here’s another:

This is James. He has a license to purr. He demands non-stop cuddles and pets, and if you’re slacking, he’ll let you know how he feels about that. He must be the center of attention at all times. He’s hard to take pictures of.

That’s genius, but I’m absolutely horrified that you allow a 2-year-old to use a phone. That’s how you raise an iPad baby. They should be playing with age-appropriate toys, and interacting with other kids their age as often as possible. My kids are allowed to use the desktop PC, but they’re not allowed to have a phone until they’re old enough to go outside on their own. They’re doing just fine without.

I use it so that my nosy employer will only see what I allow them to see.

Not my man. He also has no reaction to neither catnip nor silvervine. I don’t know what he wants anymore.

Not an issue if you avoid downtown.

Yes it is, but why the insult?

But to be fair, what’s stopping people from making freeware Adobe Suite alternatives that have the same familiar work flow? If we can do it with Microsoft Office, why not Adobe? Until someone does that, I’m still going to continue pirating Photoshop and Premiere.

…When you’re under the age of 35.

Ah yes, bipolar parents. Been there before.

Drone Zone is great for sleep.

I don’t even understand why a pedophile is allowed to run reddit… (And another one runs the country.) How did everything get so fucked up? Nobody has morals anymore, nobody gets upset anymore! We just accept our reality and then carry on. Where is the testosterone-fueled anger?

Then I guess your walks aren’t long and satisfying enough for your cat.

You can tell when it’s time to end the walk. They start laying down and don’t protest when you pick them up to carry them back to the car.

This is why I have a harness and one of those extending leashes. I pretty much let him go where he wants on hour-long walks; the leash is just to keep him from genociding the local fauna or running into traffic. It also reduces his urge to sprint outside the moment a door opens.