u/yamfromchina

im new and i wanna download music, so how do i know which flacs are real in the search options?

especially anti fascism, eco anarchy, punk pins. where??(ealing, brent, hounslow, and the surrounding area

this is genuinely so interesting. he's never really played any open world games like this(the closest would be la noire or the last of us 1) but he's just waddling around. he's only 1 mission into ch2 and hasn't even explored the real open world, but he's still just walking around camp, sitting down at every chair/log, testing out all the beard trim styles. he also shot the horse that you're meant to rescue when out with uncle and the girls because he pressed the wrong button and it's just very interesting and amusing to see someone who isn't used to this kind of thing mess around.

My dad(51) is currently playing rdr2 and is still in chapter 1. The only thing that I told him about how to play this game is that this is not gta or la noire, and that rockstar wants the player to take this game slow and to do side missions. I haven't told him about honour, but I still want him to get the *goooood* cutscenes, but then again, I don't want to dictate his playthrough and I just wanna see how he plays. Is there anything I should/definitely shouldn't tell him(context: most games he's played are gta, doom, and la noire(although he HAS played disco elysium))

First, about NATO, when Polanski was in some live comedic interview where he was standing in front of the 10 downing street door, he was asked what his stance is on NATO and he just said that "Donald Trump is an unreliable ally" which doesn't really answer the question.

Second, about the nuclear weapons, would he keep them while convincing everyone else to get rid of them, then they all get rid of them at the same time? Would he just get rid of them and be potentially open to attacks?

when i'm on a voice call on xbox gamebar and i watch a video on youtube or something, the audio quality is horrendous(i think it's also the same for discord). how do i fix this?

Now, killing people in games is a pretty normal occurrence, but what was the first ever game where the player killed people? That must've felt weird, like watching Macbeth as someone in the Jacobean era who isn't used to the mixing of brutal reality and entertainment.