Misread the headline. x(

There’s a few reasons why not, but expense is only part of it.

Harder woods are denser and heavier. You couldn’t make a 34 inch batwith a full size barrel out of rosewood and have it be light enough. Also, as another poster said, Brazilian rosewood can’t be imported. African rosewood still can be.

I can picture a whole new reality series of players following swampers searching the bayou for that perfect stick of thousand year old wood.

I would want a bat made of rich mahogany!

Why not scale up the hardness to something crazy like Brazilian Rosewood? Expensive, but minor in the scheme of MLB.

Jim Thome actually got Chris Davis using a literally bigger bat, 35 inches or something like that instead of 33 or 34. Not Ruthian territory, but heavier than what most players now would use. The upshot is he fixed Chris Davis for, uh, a couple of years.

One drama ticket, please.

Well. DAMN.

Robert Glasper is the absolute last person who should accuse anyone of plagiarism and not giving credit. I’ve still got the reference tracks, ASCAP assignments, depositions, and settlement correspondence pertaining to more than half of his “catalog.”  He don’t want that smoke. 

It’s not that he doesn’t believe in God or deities.  It’s that every one he meets never lives up to the hype.  How many gods does Batman need to beatdown before he starts to wonder who the real God is?

Yea...no.

D2 had huge skill trees?  Really?  Huge?  That’s the word you would use?  They were not huge by any measure.  They weren’t even large.  I would call them barely medium.

“Path of Exile is actually a better “Diablo” game for me.

OMG portable Diablo.  I would rather take the bus than drive.

My guess was that with the new monetization efforts of their current active games (Wow, overwatch, hearthstone, heroes) they thought it was better to make a D4 that taps into that mindset rather than making a onetime purchase expansion for D3.

Especially if they could figure out a way to sync progress between the Switch and the XB etc. 

After Reaper of Souls the game got better. Then they released the Necromancer and it was the most fun it had ever been imo. I’ve put it to rest lately though since each new season, for the past 3 I think, haven’t really added much.

I mean, this wasn’t going to be the case since 2012 sadly.

The most I could make the 2019 Ranger Lariat SuperCrew 4x4 cost: $46,385.