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Step 2: Be tall.

I didn't realize it until now, but same for me. That scene where the toxic sludge man disintegrated after being hit by a car haunted me. Actually, it was how he was calling for help that did it. I realize this is counter to OP's question, haha.

Hard to believe.

Having that much money is literally just bad for your brain.

I first got to try Sim Ant a lot later than release. I found that I could just fast forward (I don't remember how, maybe on ZSNES emulator?), and the win rate without touching anything was at least 50%.

I'd love to see a remake that both allowed for little micromanaging and made your gameplay consequential. Perhaps if they player had a hand in programming the ants' behavior. Maybe make an Visual Ant Language or something that looks like Scratch and as the game progresses you get more steps to drop in.

I use Logseq for work and it's a godsend when trying to pull up old commands, code snippets, and when something happened.

There's a ton of nuance here depending on how it's said. "What's up" can be said so fast as a greeting that another "What's up?" is an appropriate response, or my favorite "sup?" Or, it can be asked kind of carefully that it expects an actual answer. Either way, no response is really wrong, but can increase awkwardness if not answering in the expected way.

I saw him in concert in 2017 under Skylar Spence, but he flipped back to Saint Pepsi for his 2019 release, so he must have figured that out somehow.

Watch out for the janky collision on the legs.

Yep! I don't get the chance as often as I'd like, plus Helldivers 2 fever has hit, but I still enjoy when I can.

The modded servers are insane. There's new horde mode options as well.

The skill ceiling is higher than ever before, but there is still a good distribution of newbs. I've been training my 1vX by concentrating the practice against bot. Do a local deathmatch, spawn a bot and ToggleDamage and ToggleStamina in the console and just play around without pressure. After that, do local Team Deathmatch in Arena, join Red, spawn in training sword and then "AddBotsTeam 2 1", then since the bots are quite good at circling, run to the side of a supply box and practice 1vX parrying. It's helping me not always commit to a riposte and keeping myself aware of multiple more things on the screen at once.

Just play Mordhau. Playerbase is small enough that you'll see the same people over and over again.