The analytics example was just a thing to plug in for the example, I am pretty sure those didn’t get cut since they are crazy hard to replace. In the example I was referencing Blizzard having whole departments which exclusive to their org but redundant in the whole company.

One of the ethical dilemmas... not counting the environmental, health, labor, etc. impacts. The one catch though... something still had to suffer most likely, unless they could get it from a cheek swab from the animal. 

As I always say, this is the most American approach to a problem. Rather than consuming less or eliminating all meat from diets, the solution was to find a way to grow it in labs. I would imagine there is no nutritional or health advantage to it, similar to eating impossible products. The answer was already there but…

They didn’t merge, they were purchased.

That’s where the oven comes in, or doing it with water on the stovetop. 

So part of that is true, but not for the reasons you might think. Blizzard built itself up to be fully autonomous from the rest of the company, the goal being to still be separate from Activision. While times were good, ABK didn’t care and didn’t force things. Several years of weaker than expected releases and…

Part of it is that, part is accounting for rising costs, but a decent chunk has been for many places a way to just get more out of the same product.

They already had a blood letting last month, I would say though that in the case of that the mergers causing the layoffs made sense. They basically had to wait to have control over the company, then compare their people and the ones they obtained to see which ones were better and ditch the others. 

I always wonder if anyone has done any stats on how many car collections survive a generation? I can think of a few here in Cali where they were museums but once the namesake died, that was the end of it because either the family didn’t want/couldn’t afford to keep it or the estate was needed to be divided up and no…

Why, he doesn’t use prune either.

This is why, when I am in Montreal, I always make sure I have at least one French local with me to balance it out. 

Normally, sure, but as they hyped this as a game which people will be playing 10+ years from launch. It does. Unless they are going to pay a staffer to log in one time in 2033 to technically meet that goal, it doesn’t seem likely. 

I will say, since I have contacts and corporate data, yeah it’s not doing great. I am not sure if they are at fire sale but I know there has been an acceleration on the next entry.

For sure, part of it also establishes the baseline valuation when they want to include the content as part of bundles and such. By charging $30 as the intro price it means they can say “a $30 value!” (plus whatever else they add).

I seriously bet he drops slurs because he was told it was wrong. Also a flat-earther. 

Also move less visually appealing ingredients. Such as lettuce which has started to wilt. 

That does change things somewhat, granted they do not improve gameplay. Is it overpriced? Depends on how many they expect to sell, since it does require vfx artists, testing, etc. That is weird they are class locked though.

I think walmart is jacking up the prices, other places seem to have it in line with other standards from Kellogg and such. 

I wonder if that is possible? It’s mimicking the appearance of other cereals so it will always get that comparison. 

Where were you seeing it at $10? I was looking at amazon and it was in line with other cereals.