Fun fact: This is directly adjacent to the Bruegger’s Bagels where Count Dracula (acting as interim shift Manager—after Scott called out) coined the phrase, “Push the envelope”.
Hux
Ditto. It is a pretty effective advertising machine, but content delivery seems to be almost accidental.
Director says, “audiences looking for something new”, proceeds to release 3,000 year old story.
Bro needs an editor.
I just hope this, plus the existence of GTA+, isn’t a prelude to online play being a fully subscription based model.
The overwhelming prevalence of subscription models, their success with shark cards, and consistent revenue stream for GTA+, would incentivize Rockstar to do something like that, even though I do not think the community would support it—not in the numbers we are used to.
The ultimate question is—what makes the most money? And fewer—but PAYING—players could potentially drive that. I hope not.
Unfamiliar source aside, the content doesn’t back up the headline.
Why bother sharing it here?
That yellow vest guy is gonna get so many CVS points buying those 1-gallon jugs…
Seems like a weird legal precedent to set for raping teenagers.
Kind of a bummer to create something only to discover someone else had used the name already.
I agree with keeping it simple and not overthinking it, while going for something entirely original.
I suggest naming it “Dulles International Airport”.
So, he couldn’t get his $1.8b slush fund, so he’s creatively forming a pretext to financially kneecap his enemies and likely siphon off a ton of money while doing it.
Pay hackers to make you invisible in a game, only to be made extra-visible irl by other hackers…

Nature vs nurture…