They probably are! I assumed this was a typo, and was confirmation of a Survivor sequel.

TOR was 2011 and essentially the reason SWG “had” to shut down. It was also far less open world IMO. More narrative driven, sure, but SWG’s housing, crafting, and ship customization was lightyear ahead.

To me open-world means “open-world single player” which is very different from an MMO, so I think the statement’s still accurate, but I hear your point.

It’s nothing to do with ads. It has to do with API cost. Apps are happy paying for fair access but Reddit wants to charge astronomical amounts instead. They want to turn a huge profit off peoples apps OR force them to close and funnel everyone through their gateways.

One of the things that almost every news outlet seems to miss is that people are not protesting that the reddit API will cost money, they’re protesting that the cost for the API is so absurdly out of touch that it’s designed to kill off any third party apps.

Respawn is developing a sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, for example, as well as a first-person shooter and strategy game.

I still say, telling people the “right way” to protest makes you look like an ass. Remember, these are people who would like to continue using Reddit when all of this is over. Not people who just want to leave.

Part of the idea is if your favorite subreddits are dark, you won’t visit reddit at all. That’s what I’m doing. The subs I would normally go to reddit for are dark. So, I’m just not using reddit today. Deleting your account doesn’t send as much of a message because it’s permanent. If you just stop using it today and…

I will happily give them another $30 and I look forward to seeing how I can make a car parts singularity in this new update.

I haven’t played it since the very rocky launch but I managed to beat it even with its issues and enjoyed it. Can’t wait to dive into a new game with the DLC and all the fixes and quality of life improvements.

I’m happy enough where CP2077 is today, but i’m still stoked as hell for this expansion.

I got you.

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The small indent on the top of you skull is common.  Many people have it, you probably have had it all your life.  When shaving you head got cool in the late 90s I knew several guys that discovered they had weird shaped heads and were not happy to have to walk around showing it off.  

Or anyone that wears glasses

The other recommendations are better for quality sound but the easiest is Windows built in one.

and people laughed at me for outputting my sound from built-in monitor speakers but guess who is laughing from his perfectly shaped skull now.

Mine came on suddenly one winter day when the temperature dropped like a rock and now it is always there, in the background, except when it gets real annoying with seasonal changes/temperature changes.

I feel lucky that mine isn’t all that noticeable most times (except like now, when I’m thinking about it) but I hear…

Yet another site succumbing to the enshittification of the internet.

The bandwidth itself is relatively cheap. At an average 1kb payload per request, Apollo’s 7 billion monthly requests add up to about $500 on AWS (where, as far as I know, Reddit is hosted). The compute costs of retrieving and assembling the request data are much harder to estimate but they’re going to be the bigger…