DLCs are free. Expansions are Paid.

I played the Witcher 3 after a couple of months (I bought it at launch) and remember the constant patching. After the first expansion, it was such a gem to play. The second expansion made it even better. I recently replayed the Witcher 3 after their HDR patch.

In the Witcher 3, grooming was part of a free DLC.

Hold your horses. Witcher 3 had grooming as a free DLC. I’m guessing that’s what they’ll do.

That’s how democracies should be. Unconditional support to a party weakens democracies. Ideally the concept of a safe seat (i.e. Strong Liberal riding, strong ndp etc.) should be non existent.

I’m from Singh’s riding. He’s a nice person to talk too but he’s an idealist. When I pressed him for policy details he was pretty hand wavey about it (compared to the Liberal MP of the riding next to him). For me, I trust the NDP to highlight issues but not solve them. Once the Liberals sees a problem, they can bring…

McDonald speaks extensively about this in DF interview/analysis.

They were not cosplaying.

Riot would bring booth babes to private corporate events. From what I still hear, they haven’t stopped doing that.

Wake me up when it’s here.

It says something about your platform when some developer outside of Google writes an easy to use wrapper to your high quality infrastructure.

Yup indeed. Also everyone lives in their own isolated kingdom but feels free to helicopter in to fix shit. Heck they are extremely proud about their complexity.

Don’t forget the internet that was a DARPA initiative. Google was based on a NSF grant for Phd students (they dropped out half way).

First Gear.

First Gear.

2020 has ruined Black Ops too. You can’t have nice things like historical fiction because idiots on the right/far right hijack it, advertise it as a conspiracy and more idiots who lack any critical thinking and right wing partisan idiots would buy into the shitty conspiracy.

Well, it’s not just electricity. Canada has invested more into metallurgy R&D meanwhile US R&D in metallurgy has declined. This has been having a knock on effect on the industry for quite a while. National Research Council often works closely with Aluminium industry players streamlining their operations, automating…

Well, it’s not just electricity. Canada has invested more into metallurgy R&D meanwhile US R&D in metallurgy has declined. This has been having a knock on effect on the industry for quite a while. National Research Council often works closely with Aluminium industry players streamlining their operations, automating…

Well, it’s not just electricity. Canada has invested more into metallurgy R&D meanwhile US R&D in metallurgy has declined. This has been having a knock on effect on the industry for quite a while. National Research Council often works closely with Aluminium industry players streamlining their operations, automating…

Ya, the open world is a treat. One tip to enjoy the game and it’s content is to limit the use of fast travel. The side quests are way more enjoyable when you ride from one major quest location to other and naturally stumble onto it. Side quests fit in much better narratively (especially when you stumble upon it) and…