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KSP2 is looking good.

Jeracraft is godly good.

Okay, so, just the "permanents" on offer gets you $2980 in virtual ships. okay.gif

And... it's a scrub... See you on Saturday!

They're just talking about COVID right now!

Any set based on Teferi is probably fucked beyond repair :)

Yea, imagine going out of the way to get Boeing to shape up their bid, failing... and getting fired over that.

The bit about hating world building now makes sense. Because if there's something that really needs worldbuilding, it's SF or fantasy.

Blizzard loves its random. Even when they remove the random, they have to add it back again somehow.

I've said once that he'll be the Howard Hugues of the 21st. The right combination of wealthy, technical-savvy, goal-obsessed... and the touch of crazy that makes you into a legend rather than a famous individual.

For a fraction of a second, I thought I had, but it turns out that I was mixing with M. John Harrison. (which I do not recommend. Read the first book of the Kefahuchi Tract trilogy, and it was enough for me)

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I was watching Rudy when he opened the box, and it was immediately "wait, is this an uncommon???" Which it was. I think everyone focused on "Death Corona", and in their mind, it was obviously going to be a mythic card or something.

Yup. Forget to have enough military, get your ass handed to you. The common tech/econ development plans needs to make room for military or you suddenly lose in half a decade. The multi-order move each year makes shit drop on you brutally (and make having hidden scouts parked in places and not...

Dunbar disagrees. 150, maybe. 200, they're not people, they're abstract humans. (the way you have "bob from HR" vs "the HR guys")

"Some reason" meaning people don't do PvP.

Not going to happen, unfortunately. Oh, there will be some noises, then it will be back to business as usual, because the cost to society isn't incalculable, and companies will do it and revert back to the old ways.

Colleague of mine, 51. Dude still isn't out of the hospital (but got out of ICU and into a normal "covid" sector).

That was done literally the first day ZG opened on Classic. https://www.wowhead.com/news=312097/world-first-5-high-priest-impossible-hakkar-kill

FTFY

Well, if your design features a fast-track to re-gear every season, why not? At this point, you are no longer playing a character in a RPG, you're playing a roster of unlocked characters like a MOBA game...

I was watching the feedback thread for Thorgast new changes - the introduction of timer-like debuffs. Because Blizzard is deeply worried that groups might wait for cooldowns between pulls to "win", which would make the run longer and "not fun". So their solution: YOU WILL KEEP HAVING FUN THE...

Yea. I remember the time when we were pretty sure we were the only people to have figured out how to make Emperorbane weapons for SSRA. It broke out in the open weeks later, but we had already spent days of AOE raid farms down in the basement tunnels.

One of the biggest problems is that almost every prediction of relativity based on the black-hole model seem to be vindicated. So, the "dark energy" model of black hole needs to basically provide exactly the same effect as the singularity models up to the event horizon... and then change gears...

The tweaks and rebalancing are significant. Destroying nearly every +%pop effect is hard on your expansion.

Same. It's been a while since we got a good civ-like, but Epic? Nope.

Well, if the sea level doesn't rise, you can't get an immersion.

Well, he's a heavily bearded Canadian. Also making jokes about Baylonia's Nebuchadnezzar ("I'm so going to trigger people").

There's four sets per year. A "core" set in summer (basic cards), which is the one that your starting decks come from, two sets in winter/spring, one set in fall. Every fall, the sets before the last four are rotated "out" (you can only play those cards for very specific formats), so your card...

An early look at the game:

https://www.mohawkgames.com/oldworld/ A new turn-based strategy game that I discovered on Quill18's channel. It's much more dynamic than a Civ game. You start with one of the ancient civilizations as the supreme ruler. You get to manage the dynasty (find the right marriage, see how your heirs...

At the moment, I think it's safe to consider that anyone returning before 9.0 a week or two before Shadowlands isn't going to enjoy the thing. The only thing I probably need would be the rep to finish BFA flying, since it will still be required in the next expansion... Whether or not I come...

There's two types of companies. The ones whose product is what they sell to customers (while making a living for their employees), and the ones whose product is the revenue to shareholders. The latter tend to adopt weird behaviors, because ultimately, how they make money doesn't matter - unlike...

It's a heavy MMORTS with relatively not-insignificant P2W. There's limiters in place to avoid instant P2W, but I managed to reinstall a Windows (so that I could play some MtG Arena and I said, why not check this). 1) You can't win on your own. You need to be part of a large and active alliance...

Of course they don't. There might be a couple senators or congressmen that are genuinely interested in the advancement of the United States in general, but the election process is an evolutionary process that breeds one basic kind of people. The one that can be elected in their State. Their...

They kept harping on how good that spell effect engineer was. Of course they went overboard with it.

That's a basic staple for WoW/D3/etc. Exploit fast, exploit early, for tomorrow you'll be sorry.

Yea, but what can you do when those people have the strings of the purse: https://spacenews.com/house-members-criticize-nasa-lunar-lander-awards/

They're also called Boeing.

Cuts down on support cost (which is a big metric in modern Blizzard). You can't spend time with support if support is told to not discuss with you. The handful of cases where RMT did not happen aren't worth the cost these days, as they no longer really care about reputation.