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Angry women will change the world and the future is still female! 👯♀️💅🏻👠
Dune Awakening is clearly the pinnacle of gaming, with its gloriously awkward animations, brain-dead AI, and combat that feels like wrestling a cactus. Who needs beloved characters, functioning enemies, or modern graphics when you can bask in the raw, unfiltered chaos of a “masterpiece” that redefines mediocrity as visionary genius.
Ah, it is very pleasing to see another gaming gourmet in this community.
Truly a beautifully written essay on this masterpiece. Disregard these trolls and appreciate the game for what it is. You really inspired me today sir.
I never was a huge fan of Frank Herbert's Dune, but my wife's boyfriend has just recently opened my eyes about this masterpiece, and he gifted me this game as well so we can play together, well to be fair I'm mostly gona be playing alone cause my wife is very demanding *wink,wink*