What am I going to hear next? That they want build walls to keep neighboring unruly country’s citizens out?

Now they’re copying our intellectual property laws...typical.

A Chinese court ruled in favor of a western company on an IP dispute? I’ve been indoors all day. Has anybody checked the rotation of the earth to make sure it’s still happening?

He doesn’t just have to pay taxes on the sale, you have to pay taxes on the value of the whole vehicle if you receive it as a prize.

That’s a lot of money for your average person to just give away. While it would be a truly generous gift to charity, I can understand why he might want to get something back for it.

They’d have my attention, at the least.

What if they offered it with their 420HP 5.0L V8 from the Kia K9?

Porsche:

My guess? The community will eventually Get Over It.

Yes, they should keep the cat chefs as well. In fact, cat chefs should be in every game.

As a person who really likes dogs - look at the icon, for real, dogfriends are best friends - a situation like TD2's could make that really hard to stick with.

Seems like it would just be easier to state in-game that it’s unknown if wild animals like deer might be carriers of the virus, and there’s no guarantee that cooking it would make it safe. Since there are no gameplay mechanics that involve the player managing their hunger and/or sickness level, it’s not like saying…

This sums up all my feelings about the animals in this game. Also not being able to pet dogs in this game is a travesty on par with human trafficking, perhaps worse. What gives, ubi?

My vote is yes, dead deer should drop meat, because food is a resource you use to supply the control points, and as far as I’ve played it’s not super-easy to come by vs. the demand (also I don’t yet fully understand what the benefit is of keeping the control points supplied with food, water, and materials).

This begs the question: Won’t the trolls that previously shot teammates intentionally just resort to jumping in front of friendly fire and hit “punish teammate” instead?   I suspect this design change merely swept the problem under the rug and won’t really change much.

You’re overlooking some basic facts. Large shards would have too much inertia to fly 20 feet at a velocity that would stab you, just from the energy released in a drop. Tiny shards fly faster and farther (20 feet, if another commenter is to be believed) and are very hard to spot and clean up. So the dangers with small…

Maybe it’s just me, but I would rather have something shatter into large, heavy pieces that don’t go far and are easy to spot than having something explode like a pipe bomb with a hundred razor-sharp needles flying 20 feet in all directions. It’s not even worth debating over. Are you a Corelle shill or something?

I fail to see how large, easy to see pieces are less safe than tiny, nigh-microscopic glass slivers that will embed themselves in your foot almost past the reach of tweezers if you don’t sweep and vacuum every square inch of your kitchen floor within 20 feet of the drop zone.

It's typical, they built their brand on glassware that won't suffer from thermal shock, and once they were the biggest name they changed to something that isn't actually so good. But they still have the reputation, allowing them to sell cheap glass for a high price and rake in the cash.