This seems like a really smart thing to do. Meet people where they are.
I also enjoy the fact that things like this probably make these massive corporate platforms sweat a little. People always find ways to subvert and I'm here for it.
Paradachshund
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MMOs have main quests usually
This is something I've wanted to see explored a lot for years. Excited to see a big studio trying it.
Mulled cider is way more common where I live than wine, but we're known for apples here so that's probably why.
Look up the guild wars 1 soundtrack. Same composer I believe.
It is, but personally for me it has the opposite effect. I get distracted by it.
So let me get this straight... They're still burning money on Concord through legal costs? Just walk away guys.
I'm from the area and this is a really big win. We've had a string of terrible mayors beating promising progressives, so this is a long time coming!
It's hard to overstate how insanely fast these games get made. I have no doubt that the project managers have to cut any corner they can to meet the release schedule. Don't take this as a defense of the result, but rather a criticism of the treadmill dev cycle for these games.
If you ever have to open a command prompt, you've already lost them.
I don't really think you grasp the breadth and depth of what the federal government does.
Neither does the Trump administration 😏
I say this respectfully, but has making negative comments about people trying to do good and educate others ever improved the situation?
I think it's easy to be jaded right now, I struggle with it myself, but remember that this kind of knee jerk criticism is very deflating for some people to read. You might feel like it's an outlet for you, but it can cause others to feel hopeless and depressed.
I don't believe you want that, so I would encourage you to be more supportive of attempts at change, not just results. Changing hearts and minds is a long and imperfect process.