We need a robust network of federally-supported and accredited trade schools in the US, like they have in Germany and other successful European economies.

I think the modern “guild” approach makes far more sense than the modern union approach. A self selecting membership organization that has its own standard of quality. For these organizations to survive they must be a mark of quality, otherwise they’ll just spur more outsourcing and automation.

The preferred term is “wangus”.

that’s a dick

How would we know better than the internal finance people about if this is the correct route to be able to do even better next year?

Shareholders - which can be anyone, as this is a public company - do vote on the direction of the company every year, and can get people kicked out of roles if they disagree. 

I trust the corp finance people to know better than any of us how to best continue their operations.

Anyone can be a shareholder. It’s not like a private club. Surely some of the employees are too. And by the way, I don’t support massive layoffs, I don’t even know why these are necessary. But I mean....it *is* a business. Not really crazy to think they want to trim costs.

I am Active Duty. As I tell everyone else who wants to join “Your experience may vary”

“free"

Sooo... it kind of sounds like the game is about taking over/overthrowing the government rather than trying to keep a socialist government running. I get why (who wants to play a game where there is zero possibility to win?) but it seems like that would be more in keeping with what you were advocating rather than a…

*Sees title*

It’s a part of the story/setting. Anthem is sort of an artifact or technology that allows you to manipulate creation/reality.  There are various groups of dubious intent vying for control of this artifact/power. 

My Joe Theismann avatar’s leg keeps glitching.

Destiny 2 is at a wonderful spot right now. Tons to do, in plenty of different paths appealing to lots of different groups of players.

There are definitely a lot of people who are in the “Waiting for Destiny 3" stage right now though, and that sucks because they’re honestly missing out on the best version of Destiny to…

NPR should be more worried by the fact that since I play Destiny 2 instead of some of the more “traditional” FPS online (and thus am playing co-op a lot), I’m slowly turning into a Warlock with the power to harness the sun. Only thing more scary than radicalized hate groups is radicalized sorcerers.

Cease & desist is definitely coming, as Nintendo is working on the N64 mini. I’m starting to think these people are just trying to get their 15 minutes of fame by poking a bear with a stick.

Does that mean I wasn’t supposed to find enjoyment from my many fall deaths in Skyrim?

because sometimes i would just fail. and it was funny.

Again, I just disagree. Figuring out how to get down from a place you climbed to is part of traversing the terrain, and AC is, and arguably always has been, a game as much about terrain traversal as it is about being an assassin.