fwiw, the question-asker said “I want to grab my neighbor’s wifi (for which I have permission and the password)“

God bless American cheese.

It still takes the same amount of artistry to digitally create a background as it does to paint one, it just requires different techniques. 

I don’t even want him any more without Rock Smash.

As an attorney and a public figure in the United States, my ethics and reputation are regulated by a code of professional responsibility

I feel bad for the Russos.  Like, they have to be internally eyerolling so hard at this, but they have to suck it up and answer waves and waves of inane questions that have nothing to do with the actual movie.  

Of course this would be a topic of discussion. Someone always has to find the littlest details to complain about and make it into an issue.

Just as you suspected, it’s because they hate you and revel in your suffering.

Sounds like you’re being a spoiled child about other people’s opinions.

I really like the ink style, which is era appropriate and kinda reminds me of SF4. It’s definitely a huge step up from KOF14 graphics.

So, now we wait to see if it goes public. 

From the NY Times article:

Good. Keep pushing to treat guns like cars; registration, training, liability, insurance. Metal designed to move at high velocities should have the same consequences when someone fucks up using it.

No sirree, you don't get to spread your lies on my thread, homophobic assholes. 

Most of the Front Mission games are solid and will scratch that itch. And, while it’s a different beast, Into the Breach is a fantastic mecha/strategy game.

If you have access to them, the original Front Mission games (1 + 3 being the best of the bunch that were translated to English) are all squad-based SRPGS where your characters pilot mechs into combat, with your being able to customize each mecha with a variety of parts/weapons/etc in order to make them unique/learn…

The article is about space heaters not heating systems.