So all you’re really saying is that in the north we know enough to export our assholes, and the south and midwest are dumb enough to put them in power.
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Why not?
Bethesda... oh how the mighty have fallen.
Fred Flinstone is my hairy hero, here.
We’ve had growth-systems for games for decades. Expansion packs and subscription models were always considered ethical pricing structures, provided the quality of the content matched the price.
Indeed. Also, I forgot to add that the price of top-end games not changing is entirely unrelated to the insidious expansion of micro-transaction models. If we raised the price of games tomorrow, these added pricing models would not disappear. We’d simply be paying more than usual in addition to being force-fed…
As a Developer with ten years under his belt, I can only say that yes: I’m burned out. Yes: the industry needs to change. Yes: A big part of my own depression comes from having to work on micro-transaction-fueled games that always make me feel a little dirty; but also that I disagree with the main thesis. The industry…
Three things: Presidents do not, and have never, had the power to force plans through congress. In terms of legislation, they have always been little more than party leaders whose job it is to set the agenda going forward. In that capacity, it’s perfectly reasonable to set aspirational goals with the understanding…
There isn’t a single Democratic candidate alive or dead who could fulfill what you’re asking for.
It’s the expression on his face that really makes this XD
Steam lowering its cut might attract some developers back, but you’re fooling yourself if you buy Epic’s line that they would back if Steam did. In fact, if Steam became more competitive, it would force Epic to make even more exclusivity offers, because at that point it would be they only leverage they had left.
2B or not 2B...
That moment when you look up a foreign dictators age, and you discover he’s the same age as you.
You had a bad experience. Therefor all unions are bad.
A wall won’t stop immigration. Illegal or otherwise.
Immigrants cost money in the short term, but in the long term, they are a massive economic driver. Here’s a pro-trump website talking about the economic benefits of immigration: https://www.atr.org/economic-benefits-immigration-a7703
No, I’m a citizen of country with over 350 million tax-paying peers who would be happy to have a portion of his tax dollars be dedicated to treating immigrants and asylum seekers with dignity and respect; even if that means spending more money to monitor and support them until we can send them back to where they came…
Serious question: do you support placing people in concentration camps?
I’m just here for the girdle of masculinity/femininity.
The news wouldn’t report it because apparently the video was too gruesome to air on television.