I really loved the R&C games when I was young, but remember loving the first three more than Deadlocked. It was fun enough but I liked the platforming in the other games and I don't remember a single character from deadlocked. That feels like a shame to me, Qwark, Nefarious, Courtney Gears, the series had very fun and memorable villians especially.
RedHelhest
joined 3 years ago
Artist's recreation of the court room:
The cops: 
I'm a huge RTS enjoyer but never could get too into the faster modern RTS games so let me recommend Dune: Spice Wars or Northgard, both are made by the same devs and go for a very relaxed and tactical pace, there are still moments where you might have to react to something happening fast, especially in Dune (sand worm might be about to eat your army, if you aren't paying attention they will all die within like 10 seconds) but they are both pretty fun. Sins of a Solar Empire also has a pretty deliberate pace, I haven't tried the new one yet though.
Wait, why the box of mac and cheese?
It was the original boogeyman of reddit, SRS stood for shit reddit says and all it did was basically link to racist/sexist/lgbt-phobic posts on other subreddits and people would make fun of the redditor in the comments. This mocking would break their psyche and was an unforgivable sin to all the fragile redditors and they would regularly come into SRS to argue and get mocked even harder. It had a similar vibe to r/chapotraphouse long before that existed but with less of an explicit leftist slant because 
was just that horrible, even libs could dunk on how shitty they were. It's hilarious that even though its basically a ghost town now this guy is still clutching his pearls about it all these years later.
"Creating those kind of fringe echo-chamer instances is how we end up with toxic and extreme groups like SRS"
This lib-ass 
redditor with 48 updoots is still crying about SRS 
rent free 
One of my favorite games of all time. The RTS segments were actually the core of the game and the first part designed, the open world came second to flesh it out and provide a kind of easing in tutorial for the RTS. I played a ton of the multiplayer, super unique RTS, loved being able to fly around, jump into a fight and mix it up or cast some spells. Also the game had an absolutely amazing soundtrack that really ended up informing my taste in music as I began to branch out and search for new things. If we ever get a sequel I can die happy.