They are just random Pokestops within about a mile of where I was at that time.

I tested it this morning. I went to a stop where it said a Clefairy was, and it never appeared. I tried two other stops and both Pokemon appeared after walking in the area a bit. They never appeared in the Sightings tab, though. My Sightings section was actually completely empty this morning.

I actually see both Nearby and Sightings.

Considering all of them also seem to be Windows 10 compatible now, that’s not really something to worry about.

Is it just me or is that Bryan Cranston’s voice?

Speaking as a game developer: sometimes the deadline is extremely unfair and unreasonable. I worked at a studio where upper management and producers had no concept of how long it took to actually make something. As such, their deadlines were almost impossible to hit, even with tons of overtime.

Well, it’s an unfinished build. Most games look like this until the last 12 months of development.

While political correctness is certainly a major issue, I don’t see this as being that. The team is comprised of a group of diverse individuals who are proud of who they are, and what they have accomplished. They are free to express themselves as they will. I don’t see this as pandering to anyone - this is merely…

Yeah, it’s almost too obvious. Didn’t Max take a selfie at the beginning of the game while in class? I can see her using her powers to go back to that moment.

Thank you!

This is an excerpt from an essay on the poem “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost. The poem was quoted by Alyssa in the last episode:

It’s both - there is very little explanation of how to play Walker Assault properly, and it is incredibly biased towards the Empire because of how long the uplink stations take to activate, and how much health the AT-ATs have.

They can if there is a Supercharger station.

The issue is if you take it off, you can’t put it back on.

That’s a great way to get sued into oblivion.

Sadly, that’s how publishers (and developers) think now. An 85 for a large, AAA title by a premier studio is consider a failure.

“It’s nice to see another publisher stepping up and potentially taking a financial hit in the name of customer satisfaction.”

I’m guessing in the next episode, we’ll get to meet Rachel as she most likely won’t be missing due to the timeline changes. This will help Max find Rachel in the original timeline, ultimately leading to a point where Max has to choose which timeline is better - obviously neither is good, but that’s the whole point of…

Is there any information as to where and when the game takes place? They reference Gastown in the trailer, which was a location in the movie, but is this after Fury Road or before it? Does it even fit into the paper thin continuity of the films at all, or is it just a stand alone thing?

I didn’t see him say anything about being nicer about “buggy” games, but rather that reviewers should make arguments in a fair and balanced manner, rather than being overly sarcastic and snarky when things don’t work well. Provide meaningful feedback, rather than quips.