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Cory Booker knows what's up
 in  r/brooklynninenine  4h ago

I don’t think that post was altered but where exactly did anyone bring up your sexuality? I’m honestly asking because I didn’t get that at all from that post.

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Yes nata can be annoying but some of you use that as an excuse to hate.
 in  r/MonsterHunter  3d ago

I’m so happy shadows didn’t bomb like those kind of people so clearly wanted.

It’s actually a good AC game my favorite since Unity. Mirage was also good but too short imo.

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Yes nata can be annoying but some of you use that as an excuse to hate.
 in  r/MonsterHunter  3d ago

Disgusting. I hate that these people have gotten so much more comfortable just saying their horrible hateful thoughts out loud now.

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Well, guess i was not prep
 in  r/MonsterHunter  3d ago

Haven’t done tempered yet and now I’m nervous lol

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Well, guess i was not prep
 in  r/MonsterHunter  3d ago

Yeah it absolutely is. I don’t remember ever stopping to even think about difficulty or length of the fight in the low level fight, while I carted out first try with this one and actually was checking the clock because of how long it was taking.

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Should I buy the game?
 in  r/atomicheart  3d ago

Or go to a more general gaming sub with the same question

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Wtf is in that tea Alma?
 in  r/MHWilds  3d ago

I’ve always wondered what was floating in the tea in the opening lol.

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Help. Can't get in game
 in  r/MHWilds  3d ago

Just keep trying I got in after lol 15 minutes. The servers are overloaded right now it seems.

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Anyone that stills says Wilds is easy has not fought HR Zoh Shia. What in the world is this projectile and explosion spam?
 in  r/MonsterHunter  3d ago

Got carted out first try after like 30 min of fighting. Had to take a break. Yeah he’s no pushover.

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What are your thoughts on the new Kilo 141 weapon?
 in  r/blackops6  3d ago

Yep 100%

they have some kind of special sauce when it comes to sound design that I’ve found neither sledgehammer or treyarch are able to match.

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So we can use MW2019 guns in BO6, but when it comes to operators it’s too far? This is the dumbest decision they could’ve made
 in  r/blackops6  3d ago

God you guys parrot this bs like call of duty wasnt way more grounded just 5 years ago. Mw2019 had none of this shit. And it’s the game that made me come back after years of not playing. Sorry I expected the follow-ups to stay on that track.

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So we can use MW2019 guns in BO6, but when it comes to operators it’s too far? This is the dumbest decision they could’ve made
 in  r/blackops6  3d ago

“If YoU WanT MiLsIM PLay a MilSiM gAmE DUUH” found the ninja turtle.

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So we can use MW2019 guns in BO6, but when it comes to operators it’s too far? This is the dumbest decision they could’ve made
 in  r/blackops6  3d ago

I have no idea why rozes blackcell skin doesn’t speak when they could have just used her voice lines from mw2

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So we can use MW2019 guns in BO6, but when it comes to operators it’s too far? This is the dumbest decision they could’ve made
 in  r/blackops6  3d ago

Yep. Every time I see some new ugly bundle in the store I know it’s only probably gonna be minutes in game before I run into some idiot running it.

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I kinda miss the old controls
 in  r/assassinscreed  3d ago

I thought this multiple times. The old games had such innovative controls with each button corresponding to a limb and y/triangle being eagle vision. I hate they completely threw it out with origins.

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I like shadows but I don't like the story presentation, same goes for Valhalla
 in  r/assassinscreed  3d ago

It’s also weird how you can finish the whole story without recruiting any allies or running into certain ones at all.

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I like shadows but I don't like the story presentation, same goes for Valhalla
 in  r/assassinscreed  3d ago

You mean Ubisoft lol. It’s what ruined Star Wars outlaws for me.

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It’s becoming increasingly clear that AC Origins was the game Ubisoft tried the most with
 in  r/assassinscreed  3d ago

You must not have been around at launch. It was a buggy undercooked mess that was rushed to release. It’s easy to look at it now and not see why it failed.

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It’s becoming increasingly clear that AC Origins was the game Ubisoft tried the most with
 in  r/assassinscreed  3d ago

Exactly. Coming off of origins and odyssey Valhallas world design was so unpleasant to look at.

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So... about that ending to Shadows... [SPOILER]
 in  r/assassinscreed  3d ago

It’s not over. The credits roll weirdly early.

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So... about that ending to Shadows... [SPOILER]
 in  r/assassinscreed  3d ago

Yeah I noticed that. There’s no way you could grind out that animus pass in the base game. I got like 5 rewards and I have 85 hours played.

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What are your thoughts on the new Kilo 141 weapon?
 in  r/blackops6  3d ago

I think they used the sounds from mw2019 because it sounds so much deeper than the black ops guns. Shows how much better IW sound design usually is.

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We won boys! 🥳
 in  r/TheLastOfUs2  4d ago

Youre going to get downvoted to hell but I see nothing wrong here.

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Love the game, but this guy SUUUUUCKS
 in  r/AssassinsCreedShadows  5d ago

Omg right? I left him drunk on that island I straight up don’t want him in my league.