Big bang happened once, why not twice?

Why make a new game when you can just make a glove for fools with money?

Personally I don’t even subscribe to any. I just browse all and then filter out any community that pops up which I don’t think I’ll ever be interested in.

I started to subscribe to a few but when browsing subscribed only I felt like I was potentially missing so much, because maybe I subscribed to the wrong “aww” instance but I also didn’t want to go through and find the 3-4 different versions to subscribe to.

This way I see everything, except the stuff that I definitely don’t want to see (like most of the porn instances, non-english instances, etc.)

It is early access, fine tuning resource usage isn’t exactly a high priority.

It definitely is annoying but I wouldn’t put it as a negative until they outright say it will never change or they go full release without changing it.

I would be fine if you could break down building materials for a 50% return on materials.

But yeah for crafting you should be able to craft almost anything from your work bench as long as the proper workstations and craftsmen are present.

Do they not give out laptops with an Ethernet port? Or is the extra 2lbs too much?

Any AAA game that doesn’t focus on micro transactions as the main goal and invests in the gameplay/writing rather than solely in fancy graphics is bound to be a success.

AAA market is volatile because people hate the standards that game companies are trying to make AAA games.

How can something exist if they haven’t made money in 20 years?

How.much debt does the company have that shareholders will be buying into.

If it didn’t cost anything they wouldn’t do it at all. You already paid for it, they have your money. They do the extra stuff to try and squeeze out more money.

If people stopped paying ridiculous prices for cosmetic shit like this maybe we could see reasonable prices like $1 recolours of things. There’s absolutely no reason changing the colour of something should cost $30 other than the fact that people fucking pay for it, and it means other more sensible dollar-conscious players get priced out of the fun little things like that.

Anything useful to the user could be done via Bluetooth or something. WiFi is solely for the benefit of the company.

Yeah I like pokemon as a concept because of nostalgia but every time I try and give any of the new stuff a chance I get super disappointed. I’m not sure why anyone is still obsessed with it.

Companies that force people to use their supplies are “bad companies”

Make good products with competitive pricing and your customers will use your supplies. Easy.

Flying fish

I feel like fish wouldn’t centre their map off of Antarctica, but rather the equator. Most fish are in warm water not freezing cold water.

Or maybe with the middle of the Pacific Ocean as the centre since it’s the largest open area of ocean.

Getting rid of old stock I would guess.

Yes I agree

But if we get enough people to label it as a failure instead of a secret success maybe elon’s ego will prevent him from doing it again in the future. The more failures the public can lay at his feet also means less political pressure to allow him to get away with shit like that.

So far twitter and hyperloop have been major disasters. Neurolink is probably just a matter of time. Maybe even starlink as it’s way too expensive for most casual uses at the moment, will depend on the price coming down.

Tesla build quality may come up to bit them in the ass in the long run too.

I do hope spaceX survives his blundering though.

Another musk failure

Well most likely it won’t have any left on the shelf, especially if it were something listed in the weekly flyer.

Some of the stores near me have LEDs in the tags so if you’re looking for something and ask an employee they can look it up and turn on the light.

The price tag then flashes so you can find it easier.

What about for the purposes of heat?

Wouldn’t it be beneficial to keep heavy duty gpus out of your PC just to keep the heat away from your other components?