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Doesn't work in text. Make a video. And don't forget the comedy wig.

With a third party charge stand that you buy from Amazon/Argos.

Subbed version.

I missed the cunts bit. My Japanese isn't very good though. No red version is a bit wtf.

I doubt anything stored on their servers is ever really deletable by users.

It's not as easy as 'it's been one week'. People who are flying have been playing non-stop, doing every available bit of shit content like pet battles while consulting wowhead at every turn. Flying should not have been gated by rep like this in the first place.

I remember always using inverted Y axis as a kid. This was mostly due to playing lots of flight and space sim games. I continued to play like this for 30 years. I used to play inverted for Q2 & 3 in my teens and twenties. I must admit that during the Quake days I occasionally had to second guess myself during a game. Target is top right? Better put the mouse bottom right kinda thing. This disconnect manifested more and more as I spent more time using a mouse for desktop work. However, when I played any FPS on a controller I continued to invert Y. Then something weird happened. I stopped playing FPS games for a year or two. When I came back, inverted made zero sense to my brain. I've got no issue using inverted for vehicles and such but once a targetting reticle gets involved I can't invert. It throws me for a loop.

There's no way they were ever going to launch a standard and pro version at the same time.

Why did you buy this thing anyway?

What's it for, specifically? Does it need to be wireless? https://www.imore.com/best-third-party-controllers-nintendo-switch Hori also have a few others.

Acquiring a mega set of buffs takes a lot of time and they're cleared on death. No one did this on the regular back in the day. The Onyxia buff was pretty much all most people bothered with.

They may have have intentions for it to become a TV show.

It's about people being offended on behalf of other people about a fictional trans-sexual person on a jpeg poster in a promotional screenshot for Nvidia RTX cards. OK?!