Kind of dumb and ridiculous how low these percentages are and how this game heavily favors players living out in urban centers.

I’d put a lot of the blame on Star Trek and Star Wars. Star Wars loved it’s single biome worlds. Star Trek shot in SoCal and didn’t have a lot to pick from, so half the time they were beaming down to a studio backlot, and the rest of the time it was a massive desert as far as the eye could see. Or they painted a sound…

This game, as many others like it, has a very nebulous ‘final objective’.

You should be able to name a lot of stuff. Sean Murry has said that 99.9% of the planets will not be discovered. Thats how big that number is.

You can name it anytime after you land on it. Discoveries are stored in a separate menu, where you can choose to name and upload whatever you have found for currency.

I’m guessing it’s only so long before the complaints start about all the vulgar names. Still, at least I have a chance of remembering a planet called “Assmunch", as opposed to “Col Sector 189-R65-6a”.

It’s not like u get a pop up as soon as u land that tells you to name it. You can name it after leaving it eve, as long as you discovered it.

We named this planet right after landing on it.

According to PC Games N and Redditor Calycae, two pros said they’d quit if she wasn’t cheating. And after Blizzard reportedly said she wasn’t, they did just that.

Yeah...

Agreed. A bully might have an explanation for their behavior, but that’s not the same as an excuse.

That too, but you have to admit that promising people justice in the afterlife is great if you want to defend injustice in this life.

For a little kid, ethical high ground is a hollow consolation prize.

Love that gif .. his best friends giving their nods approve..

Evan: The scene towards the end when Bucky and Cap are looking at each other in the elevator before the showdown with Zemo is a moment that will launch a million slash-fic stories.

He’s a cyborg, not a robot.

Yep, and the article actually says there's nothing wrong with her skimpy costume because "adults can dress how they want." But the old Starfire had emotions and relationships and action and stuff, not just a sexiness that consumed her entire personality.