Here’s a solution: Make it optional in software.

I finally beat the tutorial about about three hours and three tries. The currency does also buy upgrades to your ships though, which are useful even against the AI.

Is it just me being a complete idiot or is the fleet battles tutorial completely broken? I can get the Star Destroyer down to 1% but then I’m stuck at a wall.

From the product page it seems to have Twitch integration

The controller works just like any other game controller. It runs through USB or Bluetooth.

The games are streamed. From the product page itself it also seems like there will be a certain set of games available for the base price, with more for extra money.

Luna is exclusively available in the continental 48 states.

The $6 monthly price is only available while the service is in “early access”. You could get lucky and that could last a year or more, or it could be a month.

You’re playing a flat fee to rent games via any PC storefront as well (GOG excluded).They have the right to revoke your access to the game at any time.

I know people are saying Microsoft has a history of being pretty good to studios it buys. This is the first game company acquisition that I can ever remember upsetting me though. (Microsoft buying Rare comes close though.)

Sounds like a cache issue. I’ve had (far too many) problems like that where deleting the cache and letting the program rebuild it works.

According to this article right here it says he was friends with these people. Nothing more needs to be said.

From what I’ve read about the adaptation from book to movie many of the changes were due to budget.

I don’t know if it’s true for everyone but I can just click “start slideshow” and on the second page there’s a “list slides” button at the top right. It’ll give you a page neatly listing all the entries.

The film and novel were written basically simultaneously. That’s why there are a lot of discrepancies between the two.

2001: A Space Odyssey is a movie I believe I first saw on home media when I was about 10. Nearly 30 years later I still watch it a few times a year -- and I’m still finding new things to be awed and intrigued by. The visuals alone are enough for me to want to watch it over and over again though.

Oh I’m not writing off the possibility. I just don’t think the world’s internet is at a point where it completely makes sense. Many people, especially in rural areas, would be left completely screwed.

Discless consoles have been around since the 360 days. Why believe they’d suddenly get rid of them all together now?

I enjoy the content certain streamers provide. If it was another streamer who provided the same content, it wouldn’t make a difference. My favorite Twitch channel is also probably 80% about the content, and 20% about the relationship between the audience and streamer. Whether I give them money or not, it’s because I…

Whatever happened to donating to a streamer/charity/anything just because you like what they do? Obviously some streamers will tantalize viewers in exchange for donations and gifts. People who can’t see through the facade though shouldn’t have access to a credit card and/or bank account.