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  • Alabaster_Mango@lemmy.catoGaming@lemmy.worldAchievements
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    11 hours ago

    100%, to me, means the main game. Like, story completion and map discovery. Challenge chevos are for tryhards like myself that want a little extra pizzazz on top.

    Let me try a metaphor. Say you’ve ordered some kinda cocktail from a bar. A no-fuss bartender pours your drink and is done, but a “mixologist” does crazy bottle flips and weird knife play involving fruit. Either way you get 100% of your drink (the game), but one looks a bit fancier if you’re into that kinda thing.












  • I swear it’s a grass roots psy-op campaign or something. If I have to hear that “Dems are war criminals” line one more time I’m gonna lose it, lol. I get it, neither option is great, but if your gonna get stabbed either way wouldn’t you rather be stabbed once instead of six times?








  • I think “the time” should fit “the crime” though. Taking away someone’s vehicle could negatively impact their ability to earn money for things like food and shelter. Also getting the food to the shelter becomes more difficult too, especially if public transit is poor or not an option. Stuff like this has a greater impact on lower income individuals too, and they already have it bad enough.

    To me, revoking a license or seizing vehicles is a consequence where punishment is the goal. A speed limiting device has more room for rehabilitation I think. Whenever it comes to punishment vs rehabilitation I’m always on the rehab side.