I’ll never how these people don’t know they’re the bad guys, and how they just accept it if they do. Like, they only make things worse, they’ve never once added to the world.
Wait, but… It’s California? They don’t even do grow ops in la, they do it less than a day’s ride up the coast? You know, the biggest weed producers in the country? Hombolt?
A gang would get rid of anyone that incompetent.
Resigned? Be should have been fired. At.
Well I’m in
Neat, i guess. The biggest takeaway here for me is the article really makes me want to try to make a train base in Minecraft Create.
Some games give you breathing room during the main quest. Like, your early contact in Morrowind outright tells you to fuck off and have adventures on your own for awhile. If devs are gonna make a big open world they should build around it like that.
My friend has some of those, literally no one will drink them after he forced everyone to take a sip. They’re so bad. The coke Oreos are when worse tho.
But some interpretations are more correct
Probably because the author is trying their hardest to earn the paycheck bioware sent their way, if i had to guess. They are trying really hard to make a, from what we’ve seen, very bad combat system look better.
No offense, but that does ring hollow for those of us raised to be horrid that didn’t drink that poison down.
Most people are only opposed to eugenics (as you’re using the word) because of a very narrow application. A rare few get genetic engineering and capitalism mixed up, which at least makes sense, i wouldn’t want musk choosing who gets a generic upgrade or how an augmentation is implemented.
And i find it abhorrent that people are just fine with letting our entire species suffer the nightmare of random chance that is our bodies. Sure it’s surprisingly good for a system that only selects for whatever fucks the most, but we can and should eventually do better.
How is that unethical? If anything i say it’s unethical to let us languish in these horrible bodies when we can work towards something better.
I never accused them of being competent. They’re getting into a death spiral, but there still isn’t a very good and well known alternative to leech the disgruntled customer base.
I personally would read this as a sign that more people are turning to ad blocking or straight up leaving. Not enough money coming in so they have to jack prices up way faster than they’d likely do otherwise.
But that might only work when you die to get isekai’d, just waking up in another world would make me reluctant to try.
Patent trolling should be illegal and, not being a crime of passion and thus able to be deterred by consequences, should have insanely harsh consequences. I’m talking the dissolution of a company or trillions in fines.
Funny how you ignore all the comments calling out your crap in depth, i suppose you know you’ve got a load of nothing here.