I hope not, that’s basically what 2008 was. We could at least get a new reason.

The drone footage has really helped with that, and I saw at least one run from a GoPro perspective that also helped with perspective.

Your neighbors would be lucky to have a house if it actually went off.

There’s a lot of reasonableness and average person would expect in law, but needing a supersonic bullet to hit it is well out of reasonable territory.

Would this count as a trap? You could probably argue needing someone to fire a supersonic round into it makes it not a trap.

I see said the blind man, as he picked up the hammer and saw.

I absolutely hated my first experience with modern dual stick controls. It felt so wrong compared to GoldenEye.

Outside the post WWII bubble most new construction is always luxury focused. The old luxury becomes the entry and mid level places.

I understand the appeal, but I can’t call wow good looking overall. Mechanically and design wise it’s great.

The character models look awful though. draenei and blood elf were massive improvements.

They toned down the ass in the legendary edition unfortunately.

Lego is the best of the blocks/bricks. Nothing else is close in quality.

It’s steam, like almost all power obviously.

Kid Rock is the guy you call when everyone else said no and you can only pay in Bush Light.

I doubt it. Wow is still a massive cash cow. The other franchises also haven’t been mined of all potential value either.

I think there was a beautiful 2 week period where games had open worlds that weren’t just dead empty space everywhere.

Yep. You can’t outrun your fork.

I think I’d still say 3 is overall better than 1. The gameplay is just so clunky in 1 that even with the mediocre story, the gameplay of 3 puts it ahead.

That was still some of the best multiplayer gaming I’ve ever played. While it was loot crate based, it was far more customer friendly than the modern equivalent.

By what definition is the 30% cut high? It’s the same percentage for Apple, Google, and Steam. Brick and mortar is generally around 50%. Amazon is a large range, but 30% is roughly average or even low. eBay charges less, but doesn’t do anything other than facilitate the transaction. Epic charges less to small developers, but that’s also mostly marketing.