Yeah. Stealing from the employees they say, while pushing said employees out of the window
Th4tGuyII
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If piracy was the actual reason for not releasing on PC, then Rock-star/2K are downright idiotic considering most current consoles GTA 6 will be releasing on have exploits/jailbreaks that also allow for piracy/dumping.
Might as well just not release the game at all, that way nobody can pirate it... which seems to be the current strategy anyways
Exactly this. Overlord's primary weapons and defense were held on by relatively thin and delicate arms that Warhead just broke almost instantly with the first bite.
A simple and sturdy design is hard to beat.
Extra parts means extra failure points. The Nudge is just KISS on steroids.
If someone actually managed to get turned on reading this, I'd be concerned for their mental well-being
Wow, today I learned. That's a rather interesting story.
A bit of a sad ending, but a perfect example of why we can't have nice things - someone will always find a way to abuse it.
This is the type of person to pick up fruit and vegetables without checking their conditions, then be shocked when they're bruised and damaged
Enough Scoville's and your ass will be burning brighter than the sun in the middle of July
Good point. Does a Tool Assisted Shit (aka. a TAS) plasma shit count?
If your ass can shit out Plasma or a Bose-Einstein Condensate, you ought to go to hospital
If the bulk of those 3 million pages are truly duplicates of existing pages or unrelated to Epstein, why not release them? Why not get that doubt out of the air?
Considering the fact that Trump's DOJ were practically forced by congress just to release the redacted mess that they did, I sincerely doubt that their refusal to release the remaining 3 million pages is in good faith.
There's almost certainly damning evidence in those remaining files, but the chances of us getting to see that are slim to none - as it'd all be redacted anyways.
It would've been easier for them to just spill ink all over the files and call it a day.
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In the same week they're in the spotlight again for removing purchased content from people's libraries?
Born too late to explore the world, too early to explore space - but just in time to watch the rise and enshitification of the internet and gaming.