You ignore three key facts:

4-2 continues to be perhaps the most analyzed 30 or so seconds of speedrunning, for exactly this reason.

I abhor XII. Played it again during my series playthrough late last year; never did I simultaneously want to learn more about a setting and want the game to just end then when I was going through the endgame of XII. I prefer XIII to XII; that’s how much I hate it.

Question: VII Remake aside, what was the last universally praised FF title? X? VIII? The series has been going downhill for literally decades now, with the scope of the titles frankly getting beyond what SE is capable of.

Look, you broke the ATC union decades ago, and we’re finally seeing the results: underpaid, overworked employees with almost no one going into the industry, leading to industry wide delays due to staff shortages.

Can wait for the long-awaited bout between Sinister and Zallard for Punch Out supremacy.

No reason to use future tense here.

To be fair, it’s not like either *needed* a remaster.

“That said, wow, I can’t deal with those dumbass MMO fetch quest collect 10 McGuffin mechanics in the early game. They were complete and utter garbage and I have no idea who thought that would fly.”

Yep, certainly going to give D20 a look after the job BLM did. While Mercer remains the king of worldbuilding, BLM brought an energy that was a refreshing breath of fresh air to the table.

Every time something malfunctions, I always recall a story from one of my co-workers, who was one of the original Imagineers.

My recession plan is the same as the last one: Take the money I stored away during the recovery and purchase more stock at below-market-value prices.

His rating is also DOWN relative to where it was pre-covid. He’s focusing on winning a national primary, but he could in theory lose in Florida this year if inflation tapers off.

Which is impossible, given some countries still use M4 Sherman and T-34 tanks.  So you would quickly find out you have a game with no tanks at all.

This is certainly the “correct” interpretation of the 1st Amendment, but it’s been co-opted by those who want to prevent the government from regulating *anything*.

Considering gas powered cars don’t get that much, that’s a tall ask.

Might have considered this if it was on Steam prior to CKIII releasing, but not now.

Also, the people running Site B were idiots since the entire stock of Dino’s had the equivalent of Mad Cow disease and died young, which was the only reason Site B had a (somewhat) stable Dino population.

Games are so big budget now, the sheer cost is causing even the large AAA companies to want to consolidate in order to have the sheer amount of cash necessary to fund said ventures.

The issue becomes if the process of slowing the market to contain inflation, plus the inflation that has already occurred, leads to a decline in spending that results in an economic death spiral, or if you can slow the economy without doing widespread damage.