I thought zelda was a boy?

Yes, high, but nowhere near $700.

The problem is the lack of competition.
Capitalism presumes the market is free to respond. Regulations prevent a response, so this guy owns the only drug and he knows no one else can copy or compete. He’s not responding to a demand, just milking the monopoly for everything its worth.

Why do these look so good and yet the year 1 spaceships looked like shit?

It depends if you like mashed potatoes.

Bear in mind that wars and famines are often man-made disasters. If you don’t spend money on military and police then many problems get worse. You start to see conflicts closer to home because the world is connected.

No, he’s the past.
He’s every one of us before the realities of the world set in.

I was wondering which ending to black ops II they’d go with as the official one, assuming part III picks up the same story line.

I think VR itself will be around for a while. The idea has kept coming back despite proving nonviable in past incarnations.
Things are different now because the rift works.

Moogles don’t fit the aesthetics?

A lot of bad things were being said about the F-35 ten years ago too.

If this keeps up I see us deploying raptors to more bases than we’ve got raptors to stock.

I consider myself right wing but most of the points Tyler’s pointing to are fair game. Its also not unexpected to see these kinds of things.

Trump would do it for politics, because battleships were always a great way to drive home a message from the president.
However I think there are practical situations that they can still serve in. Like parading off the coast of Iran.
The ships are hardy enough to take multiple missile strikes and those same small guns…

I think the issue isn’t so much difficulty as breath. The basic game is too narrow. Kill a few ships, get a few points, trade a bunch of cargo, eventually everyone will trudge their way to having the biggest ship with all the tricked out features.

In their case you could paid the silent eagle with the MTD kit and it would be enough jet to dominate anything in the region.

Tankers, good ones, are hardly expendable either. But the Russians built tens of thousands of tanks, most with inferior armor. They also made as many aircraft. They did so because even if the U.S. Could outfly and outfight them we would eventually be overwhelmed.

Why maintain? The Zerg rush was always the Russian way of things.
You fly all your planes in the one engagement that matters and then toss the broken ones on the side. If a few don’t come back its no big deal.

It would fall perfectly in line with Irans idea of using small craft to swarm carriers. They’d just upgrade…

Ghosts aren’t necessarily robots tho. The lore was implying they were a sort of spirit archive.

Not feeling a big difference.