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It’s because most big games are made live service to sell as much extra bullshit as possible over it’s “profitable” lifetime. They don’t want people just “cheating” in the bonus cosmetics or making modifications.

It’s completely unnecessary because if it’s server authoritative, then people will still buy cosmetics to have on the server side so other people can see them (more people seem to care about this than seeing their own cosmetics). If people want client only cosmetics, what’s the big deal?

If you want to relive it, MadSeasonShow on YouTube has been doing a blind, no help, no wiki playthrough for the last couple years and it’s pretty nostalgic to watch!

You should be avoiding NVIDIA anyway, AI boom or not.

May it die a horrible death where all investors go completely broke.

Youre right. They could also make more efficient GPUs, we dont really need more performance anymore.

There’s some good apps on F-Droid, like Breezy Weather or WeatherMaster. They mimic Google’s weather app.

A lot of the incorrect weather data often comes from Open-Meteo. While it’s a great free service and gets the job mostly done, if super accurate weather is important, then you are better off using a local weather service with their API. Apps like Breezy Weather, support this.

These are countries that want to put people from war torn and poor countries in containers and ship them back. There’s such a disgusting lack of empathy in the world at the moment, no wonder fascism is back.

He will sell out to anything. It’s just ad content.

I was, as that is what people usually mean with XCOM 3. A sequel to XCOM 2.

Just fucking remove them by force Greenland.

It’s nothing then that hasn’t already existed basically. You have to store the passkeys somewhere and somehow, but when your whole system is compromised, then your passkeys, like your passwords in managers can be compromised too.

He wasnt involved in the reboot series IIRC. Jake Solomon was the creative director.

I think you are confused. I am simply saying, the developers, the individuals, who designed and created the reboot series are no longer working at the studio who owns the IP “XCOM”. Unless they are all rehired by 2K, them individuals cannot develop another XCOM. Do you understand now?

Think of new phone models as refreshes for people in the market at the time, rather than something you need to get. If you have a good phone from the last 5 years or so, you are not missing out on anything.

They have made stuff for me, just getting them back together to make another XCOM is very very unlikely. Do you understand how IP ownership works?

Yes, lots of layoffs and devs just moving on.

Because the industry has changed a lot over the last decade and XCOM would be more likely to be dragged through the dirt than to be faithfully resurrected.

All the original devs are gone, it would be a shell of its former self. If the original developers are still together somewhere, we would be better off getting a new IP.

No. Fell off a very long time ago.

• Movies, including Home Alone and Back to the Future on VHS
• CDs, including Please Hammer, Don’t Hurt ’Em by MC Hammer and Michael Jackson’s Dangerous album
• A Nintendo Game Boy
• Rollerblades
• Reebok Pump sneakers
• A jar of Gak, at the request of a Dr. Emmett Brown impersonator, who showed up in a real DeLorean and fake hair
• One of Joey Lawrence’s “Whoa! ’92” hats, which he stopped by to present
• News reports, including coverage of the AIDS crisis, Desert Storm, and the end of the Soviet Union
• Books, including a world atlas, history book, comic book, phone book, the Orlando TV Guide for the week of April 30, 1992, and a copy of the Book of - Endangered Species
• An issue of Nickelodeon magazine
• A Nicktoons t-shirt featuring Ren & Stimpy
• A piece of the Berlin Wall
• A Barbie doll
• Pencils
• A skateboard
• A baseball
• Twinkies
• A stick of bubble gum (though no one seems to know which kind)
• Photos of things too big (or alive) to fit inside, including bicycles, planes, trains, cars, politicians and celebrities
• A videotape, which was a recording of the live ceremony, shot by a girl named Vicky who stood onstage to operate the Kid Cam
• The camera recording the tape, which appears to have been unplanned—Mike O’Malley and Joey Lawrence both looked baffled about how to remove the tape from the camera, so the whole setup was tossed in at the last minute

I think 2042 might still be too early to open it, but it will be nice for anyone there to watch it be opened, if they care!