God, I'm so fucking tired of AAA game devs spouting bullshit like this. Do you make good games, sure, are they revolutionizong the industry, no. Get your fucking head out of your ass.
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It really comes down to the specific collection. Some TPB and omnibuses are more complete than others. Google is your friend in this instance. If there's a collection that catches your eye, Google around to see if there's any supplementary reading that goes with it.
Alternatively, of your have an android device and you don't mind reading your comics digitally, you can do what I do and use Mihon (https://mihon.app/) to find most comics for free and then just Google the reading order of whatever it is you're trying to to read. For example if you want to read all of Clairmont's X-Men run you'd just Google "Chris Clairmont X-Men reading order" it's that simple.
I'm not a Linux guru by any stretch of the imagination, but I'm a pretty big gamer and I daily drove Linux as a sort of experiment for a few months a last year. I went with Manjaro and had a pretty enjoyable experience.
I just beat it for the first time myself last year. I loved it, beginning to end. I don't know why I waited so long to play it honestly. I grew up with the Oracle games, which were also Capcom, so I should have known it would be great. Enjoy!
Yes, because there are definitely more options than waste your years trapped in wage slavery. 🙄
I just put together an FPGBC. It's pretty great and way cheaper than an Analogue Pocket. This video does a pretty good job of the build process and and an overview of the features.
Fucking classic
I was in Erie PA, which was in the totality. It was mostly cloudy until like 1:30ish. It cleared up enough to watch the moon creep up and the totality, then the clouds came back a couple minutes after. It was really the perfect window. I consider myself very lucky, because the next one that's going to come anywhere near me is gonna be in like, 50 years.
Wait, there's more than one goatse photo?
I was a little all over the place, but I enjoyed it none the less. I would have liked to see more of the day to day lives of the apes under Proximus' rule too, but I get that it was a very personal story without much room for that.
I'd give it a solid 6.5, decent, but not nearly as good as dawn/rise/war.
Also Raka was my favorite character. There was an orangutan noise that played after the credits finished rolling that sounded like him, so I'm hoping that means he's still alive and will be in the sequel.