The DLC is supposed to be free, yes. At least as far as we know.

Leave Dragon’s Keep for second-to-last. Your very last piece of DLC should be Son of Crawmerax, only to be played after you’ve gone through all DLC packs, headhunter ones included. Even better if you play through the first Borderlands and it DLC before Son of Crawmerax. It’s basically a celebration of the whole…

rigged their election to install a drunken buffoon

They should have then also noticed that MTGO is rarely played even by MTG fans, and most people who defend it these days do so because they have huge collections they don’t wanna lose to MTGA.

Also, MTGO does have a degree of equivalence with paper - if you get a full set in MTGO you can trade it for a full set of…

There were so many people, from the very beginning, that kept saying the model for paying for every last card after buying the game cash in hand, was not going to go well.

So could anyone. I don’t know what she’s involved in, but law enforcement sure does - after all, you can’t have a halfway house without permits and documentation the government can easily find.

As for scamming Medicare or committing fraud, that could be anyone. There’s no reason to believe this woman to be more likely…

Yeah, but the food isn’t provided by her - thus the earnings aren’t hers. She’s stuck with maintenance and filled seats that give her no income, tho. She should just charge for the service tbh.

While easy to say, it’s not as simple. Suing your company (and let’s be honest, suing a high exec is about the same) means burning bridges. Now, ideally that’s what you would do, but there are people who just relocated or who can’t afford to go jobless for a couple months - what then?

Sure, they might not be able to…

Indeed. Above the death zone, which is about 7900 meters, oxygen supply is too low to sustain life - to the point where you have to go up, make summit, and then down within 72 hours. From the moment you cross the death zone you’re effectively slowly dying.

Bodies above it can’t be recovered simply because carrying…

The fact that the overarching story only gets worse every year probably helped breed your apathy tho...

Yeah I wouldn’t expect many people under 20 play WoW these days. The average age of a WoW player is most likely close to 30, if not leaning towards 35-40.

WoW was a teenage haven back in the day, but back in the day was over a decade ago. I can’t imagine teens spending much time there when there’s Fortnite, Minecraft,…

On a side note, where are you seeing that discount on Borderlands 3? GMG shows it at full price for me.

Yet I got Monster Hunter: World for about $40 a year ago on preorder (full price $60) from GMG, and Civilization VI: Gathering Storm for $30 also from GMG. That same site is also offering RAGE 2 for $48 ($12 off,) Octopath Traveler for $50 ($10 off,) Mortal Kombat 11 for $44 ($16 off.)

On the pre-order front, they have…

I only signed up for Fortnite back in December and didn’t have to reclaim my account. So I guess I’m the odd one out.

Metro is still 25% off for me (plus $10 coupon) but that might be a regional pricing thing.

Not many prices are higher for me either. I’ll agree that Epic perhaps didn’t convey to publishers their $10 properly, thinking it wouldn’t be an issue since authorized key resellers do it regularly - I’ve pre-ordered AAA games…

They made two, actually. They’re quite good, in the vein of, well, all telltale games - they’re visual novels more than anything.

You do relise there is a reason for that, and that is becuse of good devlopment of their plattform

Are you aware that this part of your comment:

Not to forget the shady anti-consuymmer exclusive deal that epic does to strong arm users in using the launcher.

They’ve openly stated the $10 discount on any games above $15 is being given by them (Epic,) not the publisher. They’re effectively covering that part of the price.

Epic is already selling their games in other large storefronts, also. Humble and GMG are both offering Borderlands 3, for example. I dunno about specifics…