I fondly remember the days of Neverwinter Nights Epic Level expansion with level 40 characters...
But at that point you (and your party) will obliterate anything that’s less than an existential threat to the universe. Level 9 and Epic spells were leagues beyond anything you have access to before. A well crafted Weapon…

It’s also f’ing ridiculous because we gamers bitch all the time about games not being delivered “complete”. Here we have a game and a dev telling us, “Here it is, 100% of the game!” and some of us are like, “Okay, but maybe moar?”

Screw expansions, just give us new modules to play instead. Having campaign modules for different places from across the D&D realms (Waterdeep, Neverwinter, Planescape, Icewind Dale) would be fantastic and then you wouldn’t need to worry about figuring out how to link them to the main story.

That would be a good “DLC”, tools to let users create their own campaigns and possibly have a player as active DM with this game engine.

OK, it has to be said.

“They arrived shortly after Ocarina of Time, and mark the end of the series’ classic 2D structure of exploring an dense map and fighting through individually themed dungeons”

I hear car drivers are just peaches when they have to wait for five seconds behind a cyclist despite having just waited for 20 minutes in line at Starbucks.

or perhaps they are always having their lives endangered by assholes like you 

1. Not all cycling is exercise.
2. Adrenaline will go down if you don’t have to fear for your life.
3. There is no overreaction to being almost murdered by an 1500kg heavy block of steel. You can literally compare it to someone accidentally (or, more likely, intentionally) waving a loaded gun at you. Wouldn’t you…

UGH. One of the communities near me did a similar thing where they had sidewalks that would alternate between bike path + curb and then 50 foot section of sidewalk on both sides of the road to “calm traffic.” The sidewalk would be in the same place as the bike path was for the last couple hundred yards. And since, as…

CT4-V (non-Blackwing) A 2.7L turbo 325 hp sports sedan. I got a kid and a dog so I need four doors but both are about 8 years old and 60 lbs.

I honestly don’t know about that. The only F Zero game that broke 2m was the first game. The other console games sat at about 1-1.5m. And yeah the console install base is much larger now but there hasn’t been a console release in 20 years.

So the only thing I could think of is if they had some software that reduced charging rates while on level2/3 chargers since that would degrade the battery slower than having them charge at full speed but I’m kind of amazed that they thought spending $680k on that made any sense when just replacing the batteries in…

I feel like investors think that EVs are going to be like CDs- a technology that, once the initial equipment investment was made, was far cheaper to produce than it’s predecessor but whose price never came down because producers realized they could just make more money selling music this way. Which led to impressive…

I’m old fashioned. I use the orientation of the sun, nearby mountains and defiant outbursts of “I know where we’re going!” to navigate.

I agree. I planned to seriously consider a Bolt, which isn’t as capable a package as the Model 3, but it is cheaper. Now isn’t the time to replace my commuter car, so I guess I won’t get a Bolt.  So what is next up the price ladder...Tesla. I don’t want to buy a Tesla though.

I’d love to know when this “strategy” worked once.

“Is this the best picture we have?”

I look at Perfect Dark, back on the ol’ N64, and just think, holy crap, you could not make this game today. The number of weapons, multi maps, bots in the maps, difficulty-based objectives, and bonus levels? Today, that’d be like $150 worth of Season Pass Content.

It’s a big deal because Larian are still making videogames instead of monetisation platforms.