Um, no I don’t expect a map to have real time traffic info. I expect a map to show me streets and buildings. I expect a GPS app to show me traffic. 

This stuff feels less like being good at gaming and more like being good at programming/coding.

I wasn’t offended, but I was bored. Just not my thing. 

I think it depends on the definition of “win” - people get more upset if it’s “pay to beat me” as opposed to “pay to beat the game in a way that doesn’t impact anyone else”. 

lol

Do they taste the same?

I mean, that’s like saying McDonald’s fries would be easy to recreate, just get some potatoes....

To me, the basic game already gets 8/10. The extra two points depend on how well they iterate and how enjoyable the changes are. 

Then perhaps I’d find that article, because this isn’t it. 

Keeping up with the “you can’t use that word” anymore treadmill is definitely exhausting. 

I can’t say I really see an issue here. Especially if they’re using it as an adjective. There’s enough real things to have an issue with that we don’t need to keep looking for the next thing to be outraged about. I mean, while we’re debating who/what is woke enough or not, Trump and the GOP are fucking up the country.…

Melissa and Doug seem to really like puzzles. 

Melissa and Doug seem to really like puzzles. 

I loved both those games! But at some point they all just become the same old thing and I lose interest.

I never spent money on them either. I just also didn’t have the time to free play, or the interest. 

The Final Fantasy mobile games just kept raising the bar too high for me to be able to keep up with. Id get to the point where I could start the most challenging stuff and then there’d be a new set of levels/rarity/whatever to grind...but they were fun up until then.

I wonder what sort of ways you could make your license plate visible to the eye but invisible to an ALPR....maybe some sort of light dispersing clear paint? Just wondering....

But nothing is stopping you from watching Star Wars on your blu-ray player. You’re basically saying, I already bought this on blu-ray and I shouldn’t ever have to buy it again.

No, in your example, you’re saying “I already bought one meal at McDonald’s, why am I being asked to buy more?!”

No ones stopping you from playing it on pretty much any old system. 

You might want to look up the definition of scapegoat...it doesn’t mean what you seem to think it means.