Or we could continue to use the word that means exactly what they are being?
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How? In a game where you can create practically anything, what stops the creations from being fun?
It’s a created need market. It’s marketing.
The swerve in season 3 where Tohru accidentally triggers the apocalypse and everyone just starts hating her guts is gonna be HUGE though.
I’m really loving the Rebuild of Fruits Basket: You Are (Not) A Cat.
Well for one, any and all DLC for the game is now going to be fragmented across multiple platforms, and that complicates things for the end user without any actual benefit. How will Steam work with Epic copies exactly? Yes, there will be “Cross play”, that doesn’t really change the user experience is now “locked off”…
But what about this move benefits the consumer?
It’s a mixed bag more sodium less cholesterol, but on the whole, it’s better for the environment and more renewable then beef burgers. Also, they taste remarkably like actual beef.
ugh, militant carnivores are way more obnoxious than militant vegans and there are way more of them out there. Just accept that you don’t get it and stop tilting at windmills.
I’m not confusing anything. Plant based doesn’t mean healthier
If you think they’re are any actual health benefits from eating this processed lab concoction you’re kidding yourself.
Uh, is this not standard practice for most people now?
Spoil as much as you want in the article. Post photos and videos and interviews with the screenwriter. The only thing that annoys me are the headlines that read like they’re avoiding spoilers but still spoil the plot. Avengers Endgame spoiler in the example that follows...
I say this as a former NASCAR fan and as commentary of this article but...
Really amazing. Kudos to these people for doing wonderful work. Nice reporting!
My guess is that this is an empty show of brinksmanship, and little else—but I’ve been wrong before.
He wants that price fight because he knows it will cost steam more money than it will epic. Their service is barebones compared to steam and I imagine that translates to lower operating costs.
How condescending.
“Also, Tim Sweeney stated that Epic has a 10% share on ownership of the Brooklyn Bridge that they are looking to move to a motivated buyer.”