Yeah, this smacks of them rushing the rollout of a massive free-to-play update then blaming the resulting problems on the bad publicity they’ve been getting instead of admitting it.

Don’t put “a little bit” into crafting; it needs a big sink to be good (but then it’s really really good). Ammo isn’t a problem, and if it is just carry a second weapon type.

People love lying on your mom too, that doesn’t really matter here.

Blizzard is apparently mandating phone-based MFA as opposed to permitting users to skip it or use a Blizzard-permitted fob. Mind, I would be happy to learn this is incorrect and you can still use your little LCD Arthas keychain.

I have never called a bakery to order a cake because I don’t believe in 1948

If you’ve already played it then no characters are locked YET.

You don’t need to give people your phone number for MFA, captain dramatic.

Oh boy I can’t wait do dox myself so I can play a worse version of a game I liked where characters are locked behind a bunch of dumb chores that will make me a worse teammate, I hope at least it isn’t so full of cynical cash grabs.

Were I him I would not have done it

I have and I stand by my attestation.

Jesus there’s so much

I don’t know what the goddamn fuck a “cactus buddy” is but if I ever see it in real life, I will immediately take any necessary measures to kill it. Fuckin’ thing is just triggering some biological impulse of violent revulsion in me, like you feel when you find a tick in your armpit or insects crawling out of food…

I can’t help but think that may have been a little TOO on-the-nose. I am glad we’re all past pretending Brokeback Mountain was high art. Like, it’s easily the best movie Ang Lee movie, but that’s like saying Equilibrium is the best Kurt Wimmer movie or Postal is the best Uwe Boll movie.

Presumably a large scale global conflict where we still have naval reactors and domestic oil, but can no longer buy or refine foreign petroleum sources. We might not have enough domestic oil to prosecute global war, especially if we were to be cut off from Alaska.

Below a certain size you’re better off with nuclear decay batteries like on a satellite. Thorium is hell of heavy, so we’ll probably see that on bigger aircraft where the batteries can also act as ballast.

Yeah, there’s a reason it’s basically looked the same for a decade or so. It’s a properly pretty car for sure.