The market doesn’t want a “quirky” car
Admiral Asskicker
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*Narrator voice* It isn't
I mean, I dont see this happening, but also like, holy shit just give some people trains.
I do remember that show finding it stride at a certain point, then WHAM.
Hmm, the Polar Special always sticks out to me.
devs need to learn you can do coop without horrible “drop in drop out” systems. Look at BG3 or DOS2
It feels we are really pushing this game from DOA to DBA.
Computer parts are rarely collectable items, especially anything recent.
2023 WRX -> Maybe a new GTI? Read more
Americans live in constant fear of other Americans. Which has created a feedback loop where the goal is to be the most dangerous American (giant vehicle, many guns, ect.)
question from someone who has played the game, but NEVER in like a competitive online capacity: Read more
By letting $15 dollar skins become a thing. Read more
I was more speaking from like.... an investor infrastructure POV. Your whole system relies on that specific game/IP being “popular” (or popular enough to have a player base large enough to profit from). The bulk of the community could move to a new game in a matter of weeks if something deemed “better” comes out.
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One aspect of e-sports that is always an issue: If the underlying game/IP goes out of vogue and/or is killed by devs, your entire system crumbles in a (Relative) flash.
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I mean, I DO think they would struggle to develop a story that surpasses the fanbases imagination that has run more wild, especially when you may have to make The Bad Guys actually the bad guys. Read more
I mean, in my mind, it is just OW1. By almost every definition, it was a large patch to OW1. You carried over most of your “progress” from OW1. OW2 came into existence the exact time OW1 was poofed out of existence.
TBF it felt like half of that was done by fanfic/shipping community then back-ported as a backstory.
Honestly, I am exhausted with the type/amount of RNG present in any modern loot based game. It’s just too exhausting.
Yeah, but what if we made the only tools for doing said scheduling in some janky external app? How would you feel about that?
Yes, I think this is the response I was looking for. INAL, but I would think if the domain was given away based on false credentials, a could order to say it should be returned to it’s rightful owners (presumably the heir of the deceased) would be reasonable., after due process of course. (I’m sure the new owners… Read more