AlexanderTheDead

To this day it still has a more active community than any other game they've ever made has ever had.

...directly above that

😭 hahaha poor guy, take him to the disco!

I mean, specifically this is a crazy take for me. Like we're talking about consoles from nearly 2 generations back. I get saying 20 years feels crazy, but 5-10? Your sense of time is FUCKED.

gross

Whose house are you protesting outside of?

At worst you'd be offending thin-skinned crackers, but it's unlikely you'd even offend them if you're a cracker.

As a cracker: no. Only cringe losers give a fuck about being called cracker.

Edit: and if you're worried about offending Black people, I think you don't need to worry, considering the idea that slaves/Black Americans coined/popularized the term.

Nah, that person is just REALLY bad at video games and salty.

First off, there aren't really "levels". It's an open world with missions.

The enemies that get stronger gain specific abilities that prevent you from taking them out with specific strategies (some are immune to stealth, some are immune to archery, etc).

Each nemesis enemy also has specific weaknesses that can be learned about before going into combat.

TERF is trans exclusionary radical feminist.

Tankies are "leftists" who align themselves with "communist states" like Russia and China.

Well, I would agree that literacy rates are lower here.

To be fair, I am going off media representation of what is considered "developing" (well, media representation of "3rd world", anyway).

But, simply look up HDI scores for the US states and you will see that there is no comparison here.

Edit: link for your benefit https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_and_territories_by_Human_Development_Index_score

Paragauy was like .731 or something, for reference.

That's not a red herring, that's a strawman. A red herring is a narrative plot device.

Which ones? I live in a low income, rural area in a red state. It is nothing like a 3rd world country, just not even remotely close. Yet.