Or, for people who are new to the games: “add the additional species as paid DLC” 

I only got to your second sentence before I became distracted.

Again, that’s complete nonsense. That’s a lame attempt to use the story to justify poor map/world design. You can still “run from the military” by hiding in various towns. “Running” from the military doesn’t mean you have to constantly be moving.

That’s completely inaccurate. Not every final fantasy is linear. Every final fantasy before 13 had towns you could run around an explore, completely with alleys with no actual purpose other than to make it feel like a town, plus an open world to run around. Not to mention, *you could go BACK to the previous towns*.…

I’ll vote for Stef Schrader having it.

“coerced attrition” sure sounds like actively trying to cut jobs. 

The lack of said deliciousness, particularly.

Alternatively, a simple answer to all of the above:
I’ve been sitting in that uncomfortable seat for hours and my legs/knees stretching.

Can also spread this around. Somebody else just posted about it, seems like a potential new hub.

Well, what do ya know... (Thanks for letting us/me know about this site.)

You’re mixing up “not officially banned” (which I’m not saying) and “effectively banned because hardly any are hiring women” (which I am saying.)

* Let’s create a series where women can race, because almost no other series is letting them.
* Oh, by the way, if you win you can’t race in the next season in the series we created because almost no other series would let women race.

Sounds like a recipe to aim for second place as often as you can.

Sticking to sports is a recipe for boring, low traffic articles.

Agreed.

Looks like the Ford Model X to me.

Part of the reason why manufacturers have been going into Formula E is because it’s cheaper, and a lot of that is because of its spec-series-ness.

Just imagine people with mohawks. You need a high ceiling and no headrest.

+1 took me a second.

I saw that too. In Polygon’s defense though, it’s what they were told.