My condolences to the owner for having to wait another two years before they can have a replacement to immediately flip.

Look, while your tone could use some work, I get what you’re saying. You should stay in the greys because you come off like a jerk, but I get what you’re saying. You also have clearly never read Asimov and if you think he has anything remotely to do with fascism you’re a twit, but let’s leave the insults there and…

Not to mention that Asimov’s Foundation & Earth in 1986 pretty definitively took the position that if offered the choice between:

oh and dont even mention Warhammer

What’s extra pathetic is that he obviously did this to boost his own ego, but hides behind excuses like “it hurts the developer.” The game comes out on Friday. A leak a week before a game comes out is supposed to harm Bethesda how exactly?

This was my thought too. What an absolute dork

Well I’m shocked you considered that reply worthy.

in that case i’m surprised you considered this comment worthy

He’s so smug and proud it’s honestly pathetic. People like this are just so intensely lame. 

“I am now a pariah of that subreddit,” Adkins wrote in his initial email. “I get it, hype and excitement are at an all-time high. I’m just as excited as the next person, but I draw the line at theft. I was raised to believe that crime doesn’t pay. I had hoped our society, and so-called Bethesda fans could be held to…

Our company (a major aerospace company) is trying the same hardball tactics and it’s definitely not worked out well for the company. So far on my team alone (of 16 people), 7 people have walked. And walked into jobs that paid better and guaranteed remote work.

Let’s hope they don’t forget the inexhaustible labor force of robots this time.

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Just have to take a look at how much money they were given for exploring the ideas. Then they look at how much money it would actually cost to do business in the US vs their profit margins and they make the easy decision to back out. Sounds like TSMC is having similar issues in AZ.

Every time these baby-dicked hilljacks threaten an armed rebellion (see: 1860s, Jan. 6, 2021) their leaders end up surrendering in Georgia. Why would this one be any different?

Hell, if it really came to an armed conflict then we wouldn’t even need the M1s. A drone can take out these militia types faster than you could say Yemeni Wedding Party.

Should be higher in fines. Hopefully the list of their customers was turned over fully and that authorities are going to start working their way down that list. Get your brodozer to the shop and get those coal rolling mods yanked out before they come a’knocking.

I always find it funny that armed normal people think they can go up against the military with actual machines made for war.

1 million isn’t enough. It’s not about whether they can pay the fine. It’s about sending a message.

Here is some FREE PR advice for them . . .