My expectations weren’t high at all. In fact they bordered on skeptical to morbidly curious. I wasn’t surprised at all when I got the game to see it was a pile of trash with absolutely none of the promises delivered. Sure they built the hype up beyond their control but that is their fault. The writing was on the wall…
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It might also highlight election shenanigans by republican led governments.
It says that this is supposed to form the foundation of base building.
the game is a great starting point for something really cool. People like to troll and bitch and will probably continue to do so at every news or update about this game, but honestly, fuck people
If you spend lots of time working on the computer, you might wish you had a cushion for your wrists. You might wish…
Either the perfect typo or perfect pun.
Poor technique. Everybody knows you pull out first, then start to come...
I like how this story is being posted right as everyone is about to carve the turkey.
Deadspin readers, to go by my inbox, agree on very few things, but agree on them strongly. Dogs, the readers say,…
“My sim rounded out her Thanksgiving with a time honored tradition: passing out on the couch.”
I don’t want Blizzard to ban cheaters - I want them to change all cheaters weapon damage to 0 - so they will be like,
It would be interesting to see if sales ultimately goes up or not because of this. Also I’m sure a story or two or three in the press will cause a bump in sales so it’d be nice to see sales data after a few months of no DRM.
You must be a delight to talk to on parties...
That’s why NASA does excruciating rehearsals and post mortems on everything, even successful missions. The intent is to create a database of what things can go wrong and why and how not to do them wrong again. Of course, things can still fail. One of the twin rovers launched with a blown fuse, one of the launches…
yes, the sequence triggered at the wrong time putting everything else off. FWIW, your perspective makes sense to me.
The miscalculation didn’t trigger a cascade of failures. It sounds like the would-be lander successfully performed all the tasks needed for landing—just at the wrong altitude. The release of the parachute and backshell, the firing of the thrusters, and activation of the on-ground systems all functioned exactly as…
I swear to god, that particular xkcd gets me right there. Every damn time.