The Magic:the Gathering community is constantly bickering about what cards to be banned/unbanned. A lot of modern (modern as in the format, not present day) players agree a card from Titan needs to go but they disagree over which. Personally I think Amulet of Vigor needs to go. If you do that then energy probably needs a ban and I think goblin bombardment would make them weaker against removal and board wipes, though Phlage, Titan of Fire's Fury is also a good option because it's egregious with Arena of Glory
Yeah, is every corporate office going to move out of Utah? Corporate VPNs are very common and important to their infrastructure. Most likely I assume it's another law to be selectively enforced against people they dislike
This specific instance was when he was flying to Namek right after beating Vegeta for the first time at the beginning of DBZ. Where he needed to go outside the ship while it was in transit. He'd never been to space and had no reason to think he'd be fine without a suit
By the beginning of Dragon Ball Super he does go into space to fight Beerus, but he's not there for long. It seems he can go in space for a bit, but needs to come back to breathe. This also tracks because he's had to learn to control his breathing in multiple different ways
I agree that he didn't have a plan for 2 primary reasons: Saiyans as a whole are very bad at planning beyond the problem in front of them, and that Toriyama also planned very little of Dragon Ball ahead of time
In universe the explanation I'd give is that while Namek is bigger than Earth it still took Frieza "five minutes" for his blast to actually destroy Namek. Vegeta hadn't even gone Super Saiyan yet. Even if his blast did connect and destroy the planet (unlikely) he would have had plenty of time to get to a space ship and fuck off
I'm not sure it's exactly what you're going for but the Wii Shopping channel music kicked ass. Additionally the 1988 Crystal Light Aerobics Championship has this jam
Yeah, it's a little spoilery to say but the game tries to force you to learn that lesson. Trying to be a good cop and being straight edge is pretty frustrating. Then once you take a morally gray choice and it advances the plot, you use some drugs to meet a check and there aren't really consequences. Then by the end of the game you're high on 4 different drugs punching children and you understand the point they were making
Eh, compare Spec Ops to its contemporaries and it's definitely an outlier for treating you like a bad guy. Call of Duty, Battlefield, and Medal of Honor were definitely treating you like a hero. Still Spec Ops is much better than those games so if the discussion gets people to play it then I'm on board
Disco Elysium's protagonist is a walking disaster and there are a lot of ways you can play him. Honestly playing him as a totally morally upright professional is one of the harder ways to play. You definitely don't feel like a hero while you're playing
The first 2 you are absolutely unequivocally the bad guy, those were going to be my suggestions. I think the second 2 it's a little spoilery to tell people you're the bad guy
Deport them where? You're just going to dump them on someone else's shores for them to become undocumented immigrants to be shipped back to America? I know we've set up camps in other countries but there's several orders of magnitude of difference there. The logistics alone of moving a third of the US is insane and that's if they wanted to participate. Of course they don't have any long term plans
I've previously had a caffeine addiction and didn't particularly enjoy it. So I make it a point to not have it daily. I'd say I usually have 1 small caffeinated soda with alcohol per week and a regular 8.4 oz Red Bull at some point during the week. So probably in total a little under 200 mg per week
The nice thing is that since I don't consume much caffeine if I do want a kick I can have 120 mg and really feel it, but that's usually reserved for particularly long days or days where my sleep gets messed up
The Magic:the Gathering community is constantly bickering about what cards to be banned/unbanned. A lot of modern (modern as in the format, not present day) players agree a card from Titan needs to go but they disagree over which. Personally I think Amulet of Vigor needs to go. If you do that then energy probably needs a ban and I think goblin bombardment would make them weaker against removal and board wipes, though Phlage, Titan of Fire's Fury is also a good option because it's egregious with Arena of Glory