Going to have to disagree with that as well. The paradigm you describe only works if human drivers are banned or severely limited (special lanes, most likely, and only if their vehicles have C2N connectivity). If cloud computing is used to offset the lack of processing power within a vehicle, you’ll run to the problem…

4th Gear:

A pimp convinces his prostitutes to do the most unspeakable acts under the guises of becoming rich, famous, or getting access to a better lifestyle without the pimp ever delivering on his promises.

Bad take is a bad take.

Short wheelbases are where it’s at.

Kia Souls are fucking great and if Americans weren’t insecure to the point of frantically committing suicide via autoerotic asphyxiation while furiously sobbing against the backdrop of “Proud To Be An American” played on endless repeat, they would be half the cars on the road. I’m prepared to die on this hill, fucking…

Don’t think, consume product.

I understand your point, but analogizing “being a socialist” to “being racist” already speaks to how political unity isn’t possible. Those things are not ethically comparable.

Occam’s razor: the simplest explanation is usually the right one. High levels of media attention, even being mentioned at a White House press conference, attracted renewed scrutiny of the server. That scrutiny revealed ongoing terms violations, which resulted in the ban. No tinfoil conspiracy theories needed.

Your looking for a conspiracy to exist when theres a stupidly simple explanation we’ve seen play out countless times before.

I think the new one is a major improvement

Here’s a cool thing some gamers should try: Every time these people want to make a zero-effort zinger about the industry on a message board, they should take that energy and *go learn to make a part of a videogame instead*.

This, a million times over.

The problem, as I see it, is that too many people complain about “but how will we get it done? Nothing is in place today...” and this has been going on for over 20 years. We’re stagnant on this issue because we as a society would rather sit on our hands instead of throwing a ton of resources at resolving the problems…

I don’t think it’s at all “entitled” to see the problems with Bungie vaulting 70% of our weapons, but giving us a tiny fraction of those weapons back in return. Just like how we weren’t “entitled” when we quickly saw the flaws of Armor 2.0 a year ago, and their mod system that locked mods into armor from a SINGLE…

Well other studios have done the militia coup thing, like FarCry 5, and haven’t been burned at the stake the way we thought. I’d think most gamers don’t particularly care about the political tone of a game unless it just beats you over the head with it. Plenty of games let your shoot bad English-speaking people…

They don’t understand and no one there plays the game like players do. IF they just had ONE person play the game, on their staff, ALL of the issues would be readily apparent. However, the fact that they NEED someone to play the game to tell them some of these decisions are bad... just goes to show how oblivious they…

I have none. I have no opinion on Ash Parrish. I was asking about the target of Krag’s wrath.

His arguments are weak as hell. He wants to put Fortnite and EGS on both iOS and the App Store while giving Apple nothing. Yet he apparently doesn’t have that same expectation of consoles, even though both Apple’s products and consoles are closed systems. He could at least be consistent with his stupidity.

“Listen I get it, Apple sucks, their fees are exorbitant, and they’re anti-competition. I’m on your side. Stick it to ‘em.”