Spite coding is almost the original coding.

The problem with subscription services is that it’s fairly easy to argue it’s interstate commerce that states don’t have jurisdiction over.

It’s not any different than getting on the apple app store, they even take 30% too.

Dread delusion claims to be like Morrowind, but it’s just on my wishlist soni can’t say how accurate it is.

It’s the same in female fields, it’s not just prestige. Men face increased scrutiny when working with children. Male nurses are expected to perform the more physical parts of the job almost exclusively.

More companies targeting that level of hardware for games, more support for better V2 versions of these handhelds,

It would have to be more like an unsolved mysteries show with a dramatic reenactment and a developer giving all the ugly details with a blacked out face and voice changer.

I found steam link to be heavily game dependant because of the input lag. It’s not a great solution for fps games, but anything that didn’t require fast reactions was fine.

Printers are solved now, you just don’t have one.

There’s a really weird and large contingent of gamers that believe you can’t criticize or have a valid opinion on a game unless you complete the game.

AI doesn’t copy things anymore than a person copies them by attending a concert or museum.

Google admitted at least internally that they were going to be actively political against Republicans and trump after he won in 2016. That still hasn’t changed.

Inflation was tweaked to mean any increase in prices instead of a measure of the loss in value of a currency.

Economics just redefines terms as needed for the moment. Recession is really a label that can’t really be applied until after you’re in it anyway.

Inflation has also gotten watered down to be less meaningful once it started being a problem.

Fixing the level system so you aren’t punished for using major skills regularly is a really good change to the system. Managing a spreadsheet to level efficiently was always a huge negative.

It makes sense for things to level in an open world game where someone could encounter an area at level 1 or 10. In order to provide a reasonable challenge for the player coming to that area. What oblivion did wrong is it was far too global and there weren’t sensible caps and floors on areas.

Streaming is also a great place for seeing if something really was as bad as people said it was.

Each game has their own little quirks and focuses. From what I remember sc3000 is best to start in a corner. You only get half the pollution from buildings on the edge, which is pretty big in the early game. You also get easier access to trade partners which is a good source of income later. Public transportation is also important, and very expensive, so you need to aggressively maintain a strong budget surplus to keep expanding.

There’s also some magic numbers to know as you get more familiar with the game. Airports, farms, ports, and subways all have sizes you need to keep in mind when planning.

To me the theater is now a place for collective enjoyment. The home viewing experience is good enough if I want to watch something in silence, not that I have even a modest set up. The theater is now about having that energy and cheering because it’s all that’s really left.

The crowd and reactions are one of the biggest parts of the theater experience that’s actually positive.