Is true but I’ve also seen a lot of Americans who have a visceral reaction to things like offal that fall outside of what they’re used to. At the same time there’s a pretty wide variety of cultural backgrounds in America so my original statement is narrow minded.
My daily go-to is an iced breve latte. Two shots of espresso with half-and-half in place of the milk (I usually do half whole milk, the rest half and half to make it lighter/cheaper).
Yeah killing a fish for the first time was a little off putting but like that didn’t stop me from eating the little guys. I imagine it’s the same for other animals
I hate eye contact and I have a deaf friend. It’s great, because I get to look down at their hands the whole time (they always sign as well as talking with hearing peole, which is super hard to do, and apparently kinda rude with other deaf people?)
On the other hand, when I sign, I look at my hands, because I’m shit at signing.
Conservative pundits play sympathetic characters to grift money from the disaffected. Of course they love money, that’s why they sell their souls for it. I’d be very surprised to see if even half of the Fox News, etc. personalities believe or are even really conscious of what they’re saying, or if it’s just a means to an end (money).
I’m having trouble finding it, but there’s a clip of a left wing commentator (I believe it was Sam Seder) saying that they were going to dinner with right wing commentators after some sort of news appearance. He was continuing to talk about the subject at hand, when the other person told him something along the lines of, “Hey, just leave that on the field, man.”
It’s clear that they don’t believe the bullshit they’re spouting. They’ll run propaganda and interference for whatever side gives them money and attention regardless of what they’re saying and how it harms people.
I think they don’t even love the money anymore since it comes with the strings. They just are scared of who they would be without it.
I do think they just end up having to say whatever is needed and required of them to say to keep getting it and they eventually clock out and just exist in their own misery and reality as needed to keep it going.
It’s not that Souls-Likes are hard, it’s just death is a mechanic in them. We traditionally associate a death screen as a loss, in that sense you have to redo a section of a game with no additional reward. But in Souls-Like games, death resets the enemies but you can get your lost experience back on top of the newly acquired one. This means that at some point the section should become trivial because you’re potentially over-leveled. A Souls-Like can kill the player fast because the return to the point oft death is also fast and rewarding.
That’s in my opinion is what makes a Souls-Like a Souls-Like, it’s that gameplay is paced with player death in mind.
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