Character customization is one of my favorite parts of the game. And to be honest dressing up a “hot” woman is more fun than a guy to me.

Also I like looking at a woman more than a man. So there’s that too.

Whoa this is cool, thanks for doing this. I’m interested in Hogwarts Legacy. I’ve played Elden Ring, God of War, and HZD. I really struggled with HZD, though. Couldn’t get into it for some reason.

My assumption is the person put a shackle so that the cat might get tangled up while in the process of scratching.

The fact that the cat is very chill about it is… interesting. My two cats would absolutely panic and very likely hurt themselves if they were in this boat. Yet this one is just blep.

This is amazing to me as a new runner. I can barely handle a 5k and seeing people just casually run 5+ miles (and in your case, 16!) is absolutely mind boggling.

I’m a relatively new runner trying to get a handle on it all and had a pretty rough day (heat wave where I live) and had to miss 2 days due to a gout flare up on Thursday and a bruised heel on Tuesday. But overall still feel stronger than last week

May he rest in peace. I miss his comedy.

There are basically 3 major points:

-LMG is pushing videos out too fast. Not enough editorial review to catch glaring errors and can be misleading to consumers.

-LMG was lent a custom prototype of a GPU waterblock by Billet Labs for testing and review. LMG was told it was for a 3090 specifically but decided to test it on a 4090 instead. It ended up performing terribly and was reviewed as essentially a bad product that “no one” should buy. He doubled down on this even after people pointed out he used the wrong GPU. Then to add insult to injury, he auctioned off the prototype where Billet’s competitors were in attendance (not sure if they got a hold of it, but the issue still remains) instead of returning it as promised. So now Billet is not only sitting on top of a very negative review, they are missing essentially their best prototype.

-Lastly, some ethics concerns around their review process such as offering favorable reviews to certain vendors like Framework (which Linus had invested in), Asus, and a few others. As well as how they treat their employees (grind)