Also, 42 pages of license agreement and 28 pages of privacy statement that you have to page thru one by one.

Maybe the Marlins could play some of their late season games in a city with a major league ballpark that’s unoccupied. Maybe in Tampa.

It most certainly is favoritism over others.

So it’s “bring your kid to work day” at the Marvel offices.

I can think of other ways to encourage side quests. A couple ideas....

Progress is also by way of better equipment. You could make side quests always drop the most legendary gear, and maybe reduce its drop rate in the wild in order to make those quests special.

The game also has progress by achievements unlocking…

OK, so level with me here....

Even more so, it’s a game with scaling enemy levels and an overall difficulty slider. The only thing I can see XP being worth is taking more character powers, and those get gated by the story progress anyways.

*ahem* it’s resting in peace about as well as you’d expect for a game inspired by comic book heroes. :)

• Peter

I understand the two. There’s a fundamental blurring between them that makes this bill insane.

Honest but silly question...  why is that precision so important they need to wait to crunch all the numbers?  Can’t they just pick a close enough number?  How does coming in half a million over or under cause such concern?

Let’s poke a couple more holes in this...

Are reasons 3 and 4 really saying they don’t want to create a market for more doctors?

Peter Schilling.

I think what got me about Injustice 2 (and I am guessing MK11 ranked will be the same) is that there was just one ranking.

I agree with this,

I do believe it’s a correct usage when talking about film marketing.

Hold on... how do you trade for cash considerations and then pay the contract?

stars and stripes design for his shorts and robe as he walked to the ring with James Brown’s “Living in America” from Rocky IV playing as his entrance music.

I await the Constitutional crisis when someone puts a bullet hole in a flag.