Together? Because I’ve never been able to play any of their games without major desync problems. The same desync bug has been in every one of their games since the beginning.

That is an excellent point.

You give them far, far too much credit.

Unless they came out of 15-year coma just in time for the election and voted purely on name recognition, they knew exactly what they were voting for, and why.

Twitter no longer exists.

But X links should, indeed, be banned.

I’d suggest doing a little reading on what the political spectrum means, because they aren’t.

When you think a Siberian winter is normal spring weather, even ice cream seems warm.

About $50, though it depends on the edition.

Cost.

But not for us. For them.

Their excuse is that telecom services aren’t actually providing telecom services, but information services.

If that doesn’t make sense to you, it’s because you aren’t brain-damaged.

Wukong for best story? That game has more of a premise than a story. What are my Steam peeps smoking?

The rest is disappointing, but not surprising.

Skilled workers cost money.

Shareholders hate that.

Counterpoint: Jimmy Carter made it to 100.

While consumers can benefit from falling prices, persistent deflation can also lead to a downward spiral for spending and investment.

This seems like an absolute win.

There are no consequences for deliberate DMCA misuse/abuse. It was designed as a tool to be abused solely by those with deep pockets, so it’s working exactly as intended.

The FOV is also broken on all cutscenes for any display that isn’t 16:9… which is weird, because gameplay is just fine. It’s almost like the folks who worked on gameplay and the folks who worked on cutscenes were from completely different companies.

Given that Nintendo does this sort of thing routinely and, possibly, for sport… no, it is not obvious.

Jury nullification is a Constitutional Right.

Not that the US Constitution is worth a damn in 2024.

This is where I assumed the series was going. It seemed pretty obvious, with the “bleed effect” and everything. Then… it didn’t. It jumped the shark, instead. I’m still sad about it.

The only way it makes economic sense for a buyer is if the Guillemot’s are kicked to the curb and never allowed anywhere near the entertainment industry ever again.

It’s hard to say. They put out some great stuff that filled some genuine gaps in the market… then the whole thing with the one case happened. It’s very possible they’ve always been shady creeps and we just didn’t notice right away.

They would vote for Kim Jong Un if they thought it would it would upset “libruhls”.