The problem is that D2 was never meant to last this long: The original plan was to release two more expansions after Forsaken and then move on to D3.

Predatory animals have evolved those traits because those traits increase their chances of survival. Predatory animals need to eat, and expending extra energy getting food because your ability to perceive alerted your prey and caused them to run decreases their chances of survival.

Another key change of the infection concerns the speed at which someone turns after getting bit. In the game, the revelation of Ellie’s bite and immunity prompts Tess to say “everyone turns within two days.”

couldn’t we all name 5% of the people at our jobs that are doing a shitty job? If not more?

Your argument might make sense if Hasbro had owned D&D at the time the OGL was penned.

If that makes sense to you, I’d recommend some therapy because ‘badger someone who’s telling me no till they do what I want’ is some straight up abuser behavior.

You believe that it makes sense, after someone has repeatedly told you they are not interested in discussing things with you, to continue to demand they discuss things with you?  That is not surprising.

With you?  Nothing.  You’ve made it quite clear you aren’t at all concerned with treating others respectfully.

Friend, I just informed you I have no desire to debate your feelings.

Friend, I just informed you I have no desire to debate your feelings.

I’m genuinely curious, do you have problems reading? 

Friend, that you think those are facts is extremely telling.

Friend, I just informed you I have no desire to debate your feelings.

I don’t really see the point in responding to someone by saying “nah, you’re wrong” and then calling it a day as if I accomplished anything.

Again, I don’t owe you debate. I am under no obligation, nor do I have a responsibility to argue with you.

Yes, you did. But, from the tone, and content, of your replies you don’t really seem interested in even attempting to understand anything that doesn’t align with what you already believe.

From the tone, and content, of your replies you don’t really seem interested in even attempting to understand anything that doesn’t align with what you already believe. I mean you’re convinced that the FTC is unfairly targeting MS.

Again, the FTC has a weak case against MS. That’s just a fact.

I’m not rooting for MS.

If the FTC doesn’t establish consistent rules and guidelines then they’ll continue to be considered largely worthless.