sudo TPK

If anything, the worst part was trying to stem any anxiety beforehand to avoid increasing the chance of a bad trip.

I didn't measure it when I tried it, which is probably how I managed to do it twice with absolutely zero effect.

So I don't know how many grams it was

I do know this, though: It tastes awful.

Yeah, I was young but I at least had the foresight to just take them, then rest in bed with the lights off with soft music playing

Tell me more.

Tell me more.

No one was arguing against it.

Also terrible for you and addictive: Caffeine, simple sugars, fast food, large amounts of food contributing to obesity, large amounts of consumption of pornography, large amounts of consumption of violence, frequent internet usage.

Caffeine is definitely a mind altering substance; it's more potent than nicotine in concentration.

Simple sugars and fast food contribute to damage to the body and are physically addictive.

I think fucking with your mind or body is equal levels of cringe.

I'm not on a soapbox, though.

Does a doctor prescribing painkillers count as a dealer? 😛

It depends on what part of the brain you damage is and how significant it is. There's a metric fuckton to the brain.

Opiates over a long period of time definitely do damage to you.

Okay, you didn't specify a single dose.

At worst, she encouraged his behavior. At best, she did nothing to prevent it from escalating to the level it did, though whether this was through inactivity or just a lack of efficacy, I can't say.

Regardless, she was far from the catalyst or the center stone.

Permitting he's working with a psychologist & psychiatrist, if he really was in the hospital for mental health issues and is on psychiatric medication now, it's hard to speculate where it goes from here, since his go-to for the past ten years was "go deeper under, never take a breath".

It would probably also help if he learned the difference between actual friendship, business partnership, and parasocial relationships, but that's a different topic.

Whoa, this game is gonna require a beefy rig

How much of the game is non-cinematic cutscenes?

Oh, I was hoping it was like Heavy Rain where it's 9 hours of cinematic cutscenes and like 15 seconds of gameplay outside of that

It was the funniest shit when that came out and for like three months, every time I went to the mall I would hear someone yelling JASON

I ended up borrowing a fucking Playstation Move controller for that game because I couldn't do The Bear trophy with the DS3, was a horrible time trying to do that.

Speaking of which, is Phijkchu Quest gonna have achievements?

That's what I was saying here

Yeah, even a minimum wage job at McDonalds or Walmart will have issues with him if he stays like he is. He'll either need to get his shit together somewhat, sacrifice any semblance of pride he maintains(which he seems to have a huge issue with forsaking pride) to work a job that would be considered demeaning to even a wage slave at Walmart, or see if he can file for disability, which I have no idea how disability for mental health issues works in Canada.

Is that the case in determining if someone is "disabled" under Canadian law to receive government benefits?

https://www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/publicpensions/cpp/cpp-disability-benefit.html This would be the equivalent of SSI in Canada, I believe

Didn't this situation already happen once with OnLive?

It's just whenever Stadia comes up, I'm like, "This is the exact same fucking thing as OnLive."

I meant the exact same thing. Like, the Satellaview gave specific games for the SNES, some exclusives. Sega Channel for the Genesis was the same way.

OnLive and Stadia are subscription services that let you also buy games to stream that you will have zero access to once the service shuts down.

Nothing exclusive to them, the exact same games you can buy physically or digitally on any other platform.

This is what happens when you have your AirPods in 24/7. You go deaf.

He racks up those frequent flier miles for real real

I mean, you're not wrong.

But it's not likely.

And while Google could afford to keep Stadia running with no problem, if it continues to be as big of a financial loss as it is, they have zero incentive to.

If you want to buy a Stadia controller & a Chromecast stick, it's $100 from Google.

Yeah, they're getting absolutely nothing running Stadia.

It's pretty much the exact same situation as OnLive, but OnLive at least was an idea that was ahead of its time and made the company money when Sony bought it to convert into PS Now.

I don't think I've actually lost digital games from stores being shut down. The closest I can think of is buying a game that used eLicense, the company shut down and stopped selling, and if you want to install the game on a new computer and register it, you have to contact the company that licensed the eLicense software to the publisher that shut down.

Actually this is true; I completely forgot about the Wii Virtual Console and the Wii U eShop, but that's because I put homebrew software on my systems and backed shit up, and can flash shit onto the systems at any time.

Actually on my Wii I would have to re-do it. I let my brother borrow some old systems years ago when he had cancer and couldn't do anything, and one of his kids ended up doing a factory reset on the Wii.

Pretty much. If you're not going to let me give you money for a game, then why bitch about it.

Public domain takes way too long, imo.