Samurai

Hi everyone,

This week I'd like to offer a GB for the Samurai masks and Katana sword spacebars (called Zoro 1,2,3)

https://keycapsvn.wixsite.com/keycapsvn/product-page/yellow-samurai

https://keycapsvn.wixsite.com/keycapsvn/product-page/blue-samurai

https://keycapsvn.wixsite.com/keycapsvn/product-page/red-samurai

https://keycapsvn.wixsite.com/keycapsvn/product-page/zorro-3

https://keycapsvn.wixsite.com/keycapsvn/product-page/zorro-2

https://keycapsvn.wixsite.com/keycapsvn/product-page/zorro-1

Cherry MX

Spacebar :OEM/SA 6.25u and 7u

Price: $55 for the samurai mask, $75 for the spacebar

I'd like to offer a GIVE AWAY with 1 SAMURAI MASK (any among 3 designs) for one who gives me correct and soonest answer for my question: How many orders that I've taken by end of 2020 (3 digits number). Please also pay ship yourself if you win my prize. Deadline 11pm 17 Jan2021.

Ship cost estimation for the spacebar: $25 to US, $30 to UK, $35 to other countries worldwide

Time for order: 48hs, from 15 Jan-17 Jan 2021

Paypal

If you wanna order, please comment the design, the profile, and PM/DM me with your email address and country for shipping.

Thank you so much.

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What is Cyberpunk 2077?

Cyberpunk 2077 is an open world action RPG developed and published by CD Projekt, of The Witcher and GOG.com fame. It is set in a dystopian Californian metropolis, Night City, during the aforementioned year of 2077. You play as V, a mercenary who is betrayed and left for dead after a heist calls too much attention. You have multiple "paths" to choose from, which represent different storylines in the game.

Initially teased as far back as 2012 and 2013, it was their first major release since The Witcher 3 (which had won many Game of The Year awards) in 2015, and such, had been eagerly anticipated by fans. The game had started pre-production after the release of The Witcher 3's Blood and Wine expansion, and moved on to have a larger development team than The Witcher 3. Part of this large development effort was in updating CD Projekt's proprietary game engine, REDengine. Game engines are massive pieces of work, and many advances in graphics technology have been forthcoming, with the biggest example being graphics card that support real-time raytracing. So, it is no surprise they were mostly silent about the game until it reached a more "presentable" state.

News mostly started to come around 2018, with an E3 trailer, demos, and more interviews with CD Projekt about the game. 2019 was the big year of drumming hype about the game, and is probably the biggest factor in the [Keanu Reeves Renaissance](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v

Thread: Judy has a fully voiced romance with Male V that was cut, a single line of code reactivates it

> There's already one straight male choice, one gay male choice, one straight female choice, and one gay female choice. > >Straight men have been catered to for the majority of movies and games. Maybe sit this one out.

>>Except it's not. Video games are made with the purpose of escaping real life problems and indulging yourself in fantasy scenarios. What's wrong with allowing players to romance whoever they find attractive, without imposing arbitrary limitations upon them? > > Because that's not how the world works? You can't bang everyone you find attractive, why should you be able to in a video game? > >While I like both options, it bothers me in Mass Effect that I'll never romance Tali, Jack or Miranda for example, it feels more realistic and more authentic than being able to romance whoever I want like in Skyrim. > >While the latter proves to be more beneficial for the whole, everyone is happy because they can bang whoever, it also takes away from the realism and authenticity of those characters. Sexuality isn't a one size fits all and it shouldn't be. Video games should reflect that.

>Cdpr intended Judy to be specifically lesbian. It's not missing content & there is nothing being referenced about male V in relationship with her ever. It's just a code messing with the game's system, nothing more.

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