MGS2 released post 9/11, but it was definitely a pre 9/11 product. The entire end of the game had to be reworked because of 9/11 lol.

Metal Gear Solid released well before 9/11 so I'm not sure why that's included.

I'm a 30 year old who's been waiting 14 months for a doctors visit to establish a primary care physician in the US.

I paid for a whole year of employer provided healthcare that I couldn't even use the most basic function of. This system is great

I was so salty about DA2 when it came out as someone who loved Origins. I hated the forced protagonist and I hated that it wasn't turn based. The game itself was so drastically different from Origins that I wish they had just released it as a spinoff set in the same world rather than as a direct sequel to Origins.

I don't give a shit now, but I've still never played DA2 outside of that demo they released before it came out.

BG3 was the dragon age origins sequel I wanted. I didn't know it at the time, but I just really like CRPGs with solid story telling that let's me make decisions that at least feel like I'm directly effecting the plot.

Songs for the Deaf is incredible, but how could you say they fell off when ~~Like Clockwork~~ Era Vulgaris exists and is clearly their best album all the way through?

Ah darn, okay then.

Got an 02 still going strong that I'm delusional enough to hope lasts another 20 years.

As someone who was already only mostly playing single player games, the transition from Windows to Linux was so easy. All my games just work. The only multiplayer game I fuck with anymore is Battlebit Remastered, and that works great.

Since my style of learning is "jump in and figure it out as you go" (impulsive idiot), I've been very impressed with how much has just worked.

I've been afraid to recommend my set up to friends though because I don't want to be their troubleshooter.

I remember it fondly because we watched an excellent CRT VHS on our big CRT TV.

Holy shit as if I needed another reason to never go to a hospital in Texas. What a read

Marvel peaked with the first Blade movie and it's all been varying flavors of downhill since then. This is the truth.