Infiltration tactics did not come into wide usage until 1918, so while what you’re saying is true, it wasn’t until late in the war.

I have had the opposite experience. It’s a nice port that you can play on the go, and I think they did a good job with the controls.

I found it on Bogano, too.  It’s not a glitch.  Apparently, you can find it on whatever planet you go to first after a certain point.

You get the double-bladed saber from whatever planet you go back to first, I read somewhere.  I got it on Bogano, for example.

Concentration camps exist here, too. They’re just full of Latin American migrants so no one cares.

Yes, you may as well start on the newest Civ, and it’s a nice port.  Controls really nicely for a console port.

Yes, you may as well start on the newest Civ, and it’s a nice port.  Controls really nicely for a console port.

It’s not a crafting system, no matter what they call it. It’s the same as Overwatch gold: currency you get randomly that can be used to unlock something.

Thank you.  Framing portrayals of “normal” German conscripts during World War II as Nazis is asinine.  Was every soldier that invaded Iraq a Republican?  Anyway, you elucidated this point already, so I won’t go one, but it had to be said so I’m glad to read your comment.

I have hundreds of hours in Civ V and VI and multiplayer is nothing more than an afterthought.

Destiny 2 has been free on PC and PS4 recently, and if you buy the $40 Forsaken expansion you get all the previous expansions with it.  So it’s not a $140 game by any means.

That’s fair.  Everyone is entitled to their preferences.  In any case, the chores are entirely optional.  You don’t have to touch them if you don’t want to.

Counterpoint: it’s fun as hell

What was wrong with it was Tony Siragusa.

This has been affecting my game anytime I’m playing multiplayer.  It’s fine in single player, thankfully.

The fiercest of all songbirds.

No.

That’s fine, but it really boils down to the writer not being into football as much as she thought she was when the team was good. It’s called being a fair-weather fan, and there’s nothing wrong with that. I just don’t know if this is a function of some sort of nadir for football, or if it’s just that...watching a…

So you were into it when you were living in the home market of a good team. Then you moved and the team got bad (really bad) and you stopped paying attention, and you’re framing it as some sort of existential question. Got it.

Gamers everywhere will now be furious that these companies are businesses and act accordingly.

White people are crazy.