You’re intentionally misrepresenting my argument, and the point of the article.  And you’re being a dick about it.

But a reason they can give, and I’m not sure you would accept, is “We don’t want to”.

The problem, as always, is people.  

The issue is the reason why they said they couldn’t do it.  Which you would know if you’d read the article.

Thats insane and indicitive of an oblivious person

Didn’t start with the internet. See: pretty much any counter-culture or sub-culture in the past century....probably further back than that. Video games are just one of the latest fronts in the culture war. The real news is how social media and the internet have changed the means by which the culture was is fought.  

If it had a year number appear at every scene change then a lot of people (myself included) would have criticized the show for treating me like an idiot.

Which is why there’s no need to be vague about it.  That’s my point.  

The issue isn’t so much that it’s a difficult puzzle to solve.  It’s that it shouldn’t have ever been a puzzle in the first place, because there’s no reward for solving it.  

The showrunner even said that she didn’t intend for it to be confusing.

That’s kind of the issue though, isn’t it? Westworld was specifically vague about its timeline because that was necessary to build the mystery it was selling, and it seeded the clues that built up to the big reveal.

Removing the gig economy will do nothing to create jobs ,

The fact is there aren’t enough

The only one of those games I’ve even heard of is Arkham Origins, and that game was a long way from broken. And it was patched for performance shortly after release.

I don’t think I would trust anything in my phone to be accurate enough for these purposes either, though.  

No, even after reading it for the third time, I still don’t get it. Sorry.

I mean, sure, but I’m more just concerned that the sensor tech, if it is at all affordable, likely isn’t capable of properly recording every hit and its associated amount of force with the sort of accuracy necessary to make it a fair way to judge the fight. 

These days most people treat religion and political party like they treat their local sports team. It’s not about what is morally or ethically right.  It’s about cheering for whoever is wearing the same jersey as you are. 

Eh, odds are those employees weren’t any “more fortunate” than any of the other folks with items on layaway. They work mostly part time for a company that pays them shit, provides little in the way of health benefits, and actively encourages them to apply for food stamps and other government assistance rather than…