Thrones of Britannia *is* their scheduled next minor release.
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In fairness to him, it’s not clear whether you’re trolling or just hilariously self absorbed.
The difference is that other types of insurance aren’t required to provide coverage for the equivalent of preexisting conditions.
Wait what? Who asked for this? My major problem with Destiny 2 PvP is that the TTK is way too long, not too short. Was this a Destiny 1 thing? Was the TTK way shorter then?
They also brought Britain into the war.
Your numbers are so absurdly disproportionate they invalidate your argument. If per unit revenue needed to keep up with development costs increasing by a factor of 30, from $2M to $60M, the 2018 unit revenue would have to be $1,800, not $100.
No, it’s like stereotyping products based on their manufacturer.
/shrug
I can’t tell if you’re being ironic, and am unsure how to respond.
Two problems: A company trying to do this has to spend resources to make sure their product doesn’t end up being systematically racist. Then, even if it does and whether or not it succeeds in vetting its product, there’s a subset of people who’ll accuse it of systematic racism, regardless.
> Lightning, who I thought was protected by the cover of an entire house I’d positioned him behind. I miscalculated. He died in a flash. Never knew what hit him.
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Here’s video of the St. Louis incident:
> I’ve noticed that mine fluctuates from month to month for no reason that I can see. And it’s not just with one agency either. It’s with all of them, acting in concert (or in collusion).
Add one to the tally of people who bought these. Oh, well. At least we learned in time to get genuine replacements.
Why does this exist, how did it escape Livejournal, and why the *hell* was it shared to Lifehacker?
So now if we trot out the statistics about black violence, you’ll recognize that that race brings it on themselves and everything is actually okay? Or maybe statistics aren’t everything?
If his point is an anecdote from which we shouldn’t draw conclusions, so is the article you’re commenting on.
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Counterpoint, that’s not what autopilot actually does: