Every other rocket in this weight class uses some form of flame diverter or deluge system or both.
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It’s less than half of the fan base that hates on The Last Jedi, they’re just very vocal and terminally online.
It has a lot of really great moments. They’re just in service to a kind of mediocre main plot, which is all anyone remembers.
Frigga’s funeral is hauntingly gorgeous, and the effect is has on the rest of the family is played extremely well, and it was great for the strength of that scene and Rene Russo’s performance…
Wayforward borrowed the “squadmate permadead” mechanic from their earlier Aliens metroidvania, Aliens: Infestation.
House and Vigilante don't sound particularly "YEE HAW TEXAN" to me.
Seems like he’s supposed to be the son of British Nigerian parents paying homage to his heritage.
Did any of them actually get residuals? With such an established franchise I’d think that’d be off the table.
Except for the “hiding” parting, yes. There is no realistic way to achieve stealth in space. By nature of having crew and an operable ship, you give off more than enough emissions to track you.
Because there’s a lot of crossover between the groups of people that trust public USB ports and the groups of people that can’t tell the difference between two externally-identical cables.
Sitting in airplane seats isn’t exactly comfortable for a lot of people. They’re built for a relatively narrow band of body sizes and types, and have shit for adjustment. A good number of people are probably standing up to get more comfortable.
This. The reason I don’t “sit and relax” is that airplane seats are NOT relaxing when you’re tall, and have been sitting in them for hours. I’m standing up so I can stretch.
That’s really more of an indication just how deep the Pay to Win goes in the CCG business model than an argument that random packs is a good thing.
LCGs exist. They are less wildly profitable, but I’m sure Wizards can figure it out.
Companies have been using “temporary contractors” to dodge labor costs for decades. The gig economy did not come from nothing; this style of abusive labor management predates cellphones, not just smartphones.
It’s a really open secret that all the tech companies (and in general, most large corporations), have been dependent on vast armies of “temporary” contractors, and have been for decades. The “gig economy” is just the ultimate expression of that outsourcing model.
Pure gold.
People give him money for the same reason microtransactions work: humans are really shit at economics.
What qualifies as more serious than filming totally random strangers in a bathroom and streaming it live to thousands of people? It's literally a crime.
That implies there was a court case. There was not. AMC found there wasn't enough evidence to proceed, which is not remotely the same thing as an exoneration.