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Italy isn’t a 1st world country. It only looks that way at the top.

Lol. You think Italy is rich? The lower you go down the boot, the poorer the leather.
Remember the bridge that collapsed because the company that built it cut corners? That’s the standard of business there.

Lol. It’s common place for companies to use pirated software in order to reduce costs.
Licences and subscriptions can get expensive, so when companies get forced to increase costs, they tend to fuck off somewhere else.

Online sovereign citizen?

It is, because you have to wait for it.

Morons can’t even pull off a Grognak the Barbarian stunt.

It is just a cash grab. Bunch of creative minds create a nuclear fallout package that needs you to go online to redeem it.
They can’t even grasp the most simple of concept their games have: stuff that works hundreds of years after a nuclear fallout.

A real storage case would have an offline collection of the games, a guide on the basics of survival after nuclear war, a simple radiation badge and maybe even a glowing Nuka-Cola bottle.
It’s that simple. (Relatively.)

I remember some parents once sued a gaming company for making such messages with the claim that it was encouraging addiction. Or not as it the article making that claim?

One that plays shanties, but not just any shanties, pirated shanties.

Erasing the past won’t change it.

Wait. You’re telling me Starfield doesn’t have the recently reported 30 million mods?

Try an experimental build. https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/actions

I would love a Star Trek episode where everyone has beards.

Metal playing metal, so bring in the robot bands!

I vaguely remember a post yesterday about HBO max removing a bunch of stuff for some reason. Try googling about that.

Now I’m thinking of Scooby Doo.

I was thinking of Assault Rifles and was wondering whether the US is now going full auto in the buildings.

XCOM: Enemy Within. Finished a game over two days because everyone kept missing their attacks, even the planes. Even the enemies.

Gonna do a second wave marathon and then maybe move on to XCOM 2.

OOP is when you forget the S by mistake.

In any given public space, the pendulum swings endlessly. Or is it just a wrecking ball? Can’t tell.
Anyway, nothing lasts forever. More so for human relationships else the divorce rate wouldn’t be as high as it is.
As products of knowledge and emotions ranging from zero to Infinity, the variety will always divide one from the other at some point. Even twins can grow to dislike each other, let alone complete strangers.
So asking for uniformity is a lost cause from the start. Civility is enforceable up to a point. And chaos is unreasonably violent.

The obvious solution is compromise. Some like to give and take in turns, others to merge opinions into something that all sides agree to or something no one wants. Yet nothing is guaranteed to work because we simply aren’t built that way.

Individuals will individualize, eventually. Willingly or not.