Morrowind was my first TES game, due to some ads I had seen in PC Gamer as a lad. It was incredible, from all the strange sights and sounds, the unfamiliar environments, the unique Houses, and even the Guilds. There was always something to do, to see, and to explore in a big way.

Foster care? Well of course they are out of control.

Nah, I bet these kids were raised by kangaroos, who are famously shitty animals.

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Did you listen to the Drifter's audio files for this season? I’m a sucker for a spoiler, there's some to be had.

I went with the Drifter, because screw Zavala.

It’s been an exhausting rollercoaster, that’s for sure, but Destiny hasn’t taken a step back since Forsaken launched. It’s better than it’s ever been. It’s still an extremely grindy game (which can be draining, and often leads me to take long breaks), but as a “go-to” loot shooter for PVP or to raid with your friends,…

On a hunch, I thought, “Gee, I bet this attitude is related to the US occupation post WWII.”

Quick let's erase all trace of this naughty person from history. That's the best action to take!

You are there to answer some damn questions.

I’m still baffled a relationship or child were even necessary considering the Atlanis Ending. What purpose does a bloodline serve if you outlive them by a mile anyway?

This isn’t really true. You can just wear the blues until you get powerful rewards, which are not hard to get and will start dropping at 640+ once your average power level is 640. You can be back to all purple stuff within minutes.

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.