Delta.

Who taught her that?!

Mais quel imbecile c’est pas possible …

@MonsterGhost950 @clst04_ moi j'y crois

@clst04_ Et les gens y croient en plus

"et je dors très bien la nuit" Il se br sur lui c'est sûr

This video kills me every time because there's a whole lynx in the library, and that one kid will not turn around from Roblox for even a second

@timelydoto what i do to them :

Guys, i know we all love Doto... But please don't make things sexual or send us weird messages and no, we are not a RP Account.

Metal Crusher (Anniversary Version) - Undertale

In Turkey, this stray cat comes to the same cashier every single day just to get a hug.

初音cafe☕

all the non english quote tweets r talking about how this is illegal I'm in tears

IMHO there are certain types of games that allow the player to overcome odds that feel "impossible". In those games, the developer may choose not to include dynamic difficulty settings, in order to encourage exploration and also emphasize personal growth over "beating the game".

One of the best interactions i've seen in a minute

How is this not satire

This argument has done irreparable damage to video game discussion on here. Games are built around mechanics, no mechanic exists entirely in a vacuum because they're designed to work off of each other and with the rest of the game in mind. This is why a lot of people don't understand why Halo players don't like sprint, it's not just "then don't use sprint" because now maps are larger for no reason to accommodate the faster movement and ADS speed is an added factor to the gameplay making it more of a twitch shooter. "The side quests are bad" - "You control the quests you do" "This weapon feels really weightless" - "You control the weapons you use" This mindset and any variation of it can be used to just justify any bad game design.