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ArbitraryValue
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licensing issues
I understand that the buyer doesn't lose the de facto ability to install the game from a local copy of the installer, but is it possible to lose the de jure right to install the game in that way due to licensing issues on GOG's end? I'm not saying it is, I'm just curious.
Must have been the wind.
The difficulty of restoring to life someone who is already alive is why such high-level magic is required.
In case you're curious, the one in the picture I posted is in the art nouveau style but the one in the comic looks more like arts-and-crafts.
Note the floral decorations versus the simple geometric shapes.
I have never come across an ancient Egyptian statue in this style before. It's interesting that even the statue of his wife from the same tomb is much more stylized.
(from your link)
I've noticed that fiction authors tend to dramatically overestimate how long history actually takes.
That's probably a beautiful slag-glass lampshade she just smashed.
Slag glass is thick. I guess Mr. True's skull is thicker.
The nuclear war happens in 2077.
Fallout 3 happens in 2277.
During those 200 years people in DC don't just fail to rebuild civilization. They even fail to get rid of the random pre-war garbage inside their own homes!
New Vegas (which starts in 2281) is better but still way too post-apocalyptic. I want my Fallouts to be post-apocalyptic but they should have been set much sooner after the war (maybe 70 years, just long enough that almost no one who remembers the pre-war world is left) and even then settled people shouldn't live in shacks.
It adds insult to injury, since it shows that they expect that some people will want to apply those filters, but then they don't care enough to make the filters work. They just waste even more of my time by creating the false impression that they have made a tool that does what I want.
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