Gamepass never made sense to me as a product. Games make most their sales money in the first few months, but MS gave them away as day 1 additions. Games are heavily monetized with dlc, but a rotating catalog makes buying any less desirable since you could lose access unless you bought the game as well. The subscription seemed to push sales at you, but that’s a turn off for consumers. The used game market was still a thing, a 6 month subscription is less value than spending the same on a handful of games to keep permanently.

I’m not sure how it could succeed unless they stopped selling games at all for Xbox, which would probably kill it faster.

Barrels are a wear item on these things, the Abrahams replaces a barrel at 1500 shots. While they may not lose many mechanisms, there’s still passive demand for barrels.

Line of sight is simulated from individual to individual, rather than the unit as a whole, and the game will also track the contents of individual magazines.

RIP my PC of I try to run this.

There really isn’t. You’re just adding a connotative difference if it’s a socially acceptable reason.

That’s generally how cult classics work. You see praise for The Big Lebowski because those that don’t like it mostly ignore it.

It’s considered the best by those that like it, New Vegas is very much a cult classic.

It’s part of setting boundaries and letting someone know that they exist. You aren’t being a dick of someone chooses meth over a relationship. No one is entitled to a relationship, there are plenty of acceptable reasons that could be ultimatums to end a relationship.

If you’ve played before, 1.0 is a pretty significant change. If you quit playing shortly after it blew up on 2024, it’s nearly a different game.

It depends on the more on what is at stake more than just the ultimatum. Get sober or get out is very different than stop your hobby or get out. No matter how you try to get someone to give up their running club, it’s probably an abusive move.

That’s 2/3 of what has been released this millennium. At this point it’s what the series is.

You aren’t going to benefit from fixing it anyway so who cares.

I think that misses the point of the series though, or at least 3 and 4. The point is that you become the god that saved or destroyed the wasteland. You become the legend for the next generation.

The fascist dystopia of watchmen allowed cops to be completely anonymous for their safety, but still restricted officers access to firearms. We’ve blown past the parody at this point.

Dino ranch isn’t a bad choice either.

Endless arguments about a new engine vs even more duct tape on the creation engine. Starfield was a tech demo of their latest updates.

My state is paper ballots and a tabulator that just counts the bubbles for each candidate, so everyone gets one. They have a computer based option for accessibility, but I believe that also prints ballots.

Nintendo got a lot of hate and took a big loss with the palworld lawsuit.

You can use the same save file. The devs did recommend starting over though as a lot has changed. You can use the global palbox to store pals you want to transfer between saves.

Once the research showed bigger carts lead to more buying, it was inevitable.

Copper is way easier to fence and way easier to steal. The RAM and NVME aren’t getting installed until the building has functional security. The mile of copper wire to run power is locked in a trailer and might not even have a permanent fence around it yet.