Oh well. Guess I still can’t play this series.

So......no info on what the problem was? You could at least mention that it’s undisclosed so we’re not confused.

If you examine the culture of even AAA games releasing in shoddy, unfinished states with later patches making the game functional several months after release, the entire game market seems like it’s moving to an early access model without the name.

You would certainly have a lot less illegal drug trade of marijuana, hence the legal part, since the majority of consumers seeking marijuana will use the easiest source of it. The least risky and easiest source in a legal marijuana system would be the legal option.

Nihilus is pretty frighting in theory, honestly. He’s a spirit trapped in a mask with an insatiable and primal hunger for force energy.

Yea, that was unfortunate, since I still find the sith in Kotor to be some of the most interesting sith in any of the video games. They have complicated, obscure backgrounds and personas, but due to video game reasons aren’t actually very interesting.

It’s possible that ‘baby’ in their state isn’t a legally usable word in this situation. Or that baby actually is legally defined as post birth and they could only get away with infant if it were vague enough legally.

Also, why is the liver where it is, and why is the pancreas like half of the babies abdomen?

Well, it’s not the first time they’d be wrong on something.

Ah, you’re seeing the truth that a lot of people are more interested in their viewpoint winning than what their viewpoint even is. If people were actually prolife, they would support the healthcare research community far more than they actually do.

The US has come so far. 150 years ago, different races weren’t even legally human. Now bits of tissue can be human too :D

Technically, pitbulls can get lockjaw if we consider it to mean tetanus.

The early access era of AAA titles.

Destiny being screwed up for a year doesn’t make it okay for the Division to be fucked up too.

*does some mental math*

Either it will be good in a year or Ubisoft will simply drop the support for it and move on to developing new games, leaving a broken carcass in their wake.

They’re diverting blame so they have lower obligation to fix anything and players get mad at exploiters instead of the company that doesn’t have the talent, resources, or care to fix the problem.

For that matter, wired ones if you use them for PC gaming too.

I think I got more playtime out of the wired 360 controller for my PC games than I played games on the entire console.

Their in house exclusivity and development are the biggest reason why their game systems are even relevant. If Nintendo didn’t make games, their systems would be starved for large, sprawling adventure games that people have an interest in.