That’s half the story. Showing how much credit you earn per hour means nothing if you don’t show how much it cost for the cars (measure by the most expensive car). Keep in mind that cars in GT7 are much higher than all previous titles.

Jokes on you, GT7 doesn’t allow you to sell anything.

It’s because people want progression ASAP.

I’m not saying that doesn’t reflect real life, I’m referring to how the game reflect that shit situation and not the licensing fee itself.

It’s not the licensing cost. It’s BS like how the cost of how some of the older 1990s/2000s car now cost 3x+ more in the GT7 used dealership then it was new in the older games.

They found the issue before the patch went live.

Was just about to comment about this too.

While it’s easily to dismiss these concerns as not being the right time to discuss, I think it really does warrant a discussion if the US doesn’t want to be seen as an immoral bully in the world stage.

That was also before everything started escalating to what is essentially an arms race. Guns have become significantly easier to obtain, more accurate, stronger, and easier to use. There are even 3D printed guns nowadays.

Cops here have to operate under the possible threat of firearms. We aren’t even talking about a tiny pistol but a very real possibility that some homes may have assault rifles.

The majority of the burden and shortage isn’t on China. Most semiconductors are made in Taiwan which they source raw materials from China, but that’s not an issue.

Missing Digimon Survive. It’s most likely coming out this year after multiple delays.

Follow by another flashpoint/universe reboot within the next year if the arc failed.

It’s along the same line of reasoning why teachers get in trouble for having OnlyFan page.

It may not be a “second job” in the US but it’s definitely taxable income here.

Disney is also potentially losing the pole that holds up the Turning Red marketing tent. It’s a gamble.

You’ll probably find yourself with cybernetic parts that lock up if you don’t pay.

US has fallen behind on a lot of things. The only thing I can safely say we are not behind are war and military.

The marketing comment I repeat it in agreement.

I’m sure someone has seen the numbers regarding how releasing a Pixar movies impact their subscriber numbers and member viewership.