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Hey guys remember when stocks used to go up?

We've had this in the US for a while. https://www.livescience.com/brain-eating-amoeba-expanded-range-northern-united-states.html It's been moving north due to warmer freshwater bodies:

There's mods for the Steam version? (There is no Steam version.)

There's like a million different ways to do this, like saying "it's just for satire." Also why is that guy tagging Elmo aside from the fact that he's a sycophantic cocksucker? Lastly, he's basically flat out admitting you'd have to live in an alternate universe to sincerely believe in any of that.

30+ years ago, someone my dad once worked with had the idea for corndogs made with clam cake/clam fritter batter. He wanted to call them Sea Weenies. It was a horrible idea then but I bet it would make for the perfect food truck idea today.

Those dots on the printing look all wrong, and combined with the miscut corners, that adds up to, as the kids say, hella sus.

That does not look real to me.

We don't need regulation we just need to put benevolent AI in charge of everything:

Crypto is always decentralized. Unregulated banks taking crypto as deposits are just that, unregulated banks, not crypto.

1997 was objectively the best year for video games and it's not close.

Citation needed. Saying "this is what happens when you let exchanges act as unregulated investment banks" is not screeching for regulation.

Actual loot boxes are pretty much gone anyway since much of Europe banned them already. It's why they're gone from Overwatch 2. Fortnite removed them due to a lawsuit in the US over existing laws...

Ur a retarded faggot.

I've seen none of these movies since the first one. Which ones are actually worth watching?

You literally just described arcade games, boomer.

They're supposed to true-up after the end of the year if they under-contributed.

My current employer matches 35% of contributions up to 10% of your salary, not the bullshit 50% of the first 4% or 6% of your pay like most other companies I know do. So, for anyone making over 70k a year, maxing nets you an extra 7.x K a year in pay, or like 8k next year. Makes up for fairly...

lol was that this stream?

Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall combat but it's 3v3v3v3? Sign me up. I've trained thousands of hours for this in a past life.

The big question for me is whether I should frontload my 401k contributions next year. I have plenty of cash to max out my ROTH and HSA immediately and still put 50%+ of my pay into my 401k for the first few months of the year.

No, you're right-wing socialists. (Hint: that's the bad kind.)

MTGO has a regular buy/sell/trade card economy just like cardboard, MTGA has no trading. It can't be the only one. I realize that most are based around the shitty Hearthstone economy right now, but I know some had trading. Didn't Artifact have trading cards? The game just sucked?

There's some real bullshit DRM out there, but that's about the only thing I can think of that matches his description. Video games are cheap as fuck in inflation-adjusted dollars. Most SNES games were $59.99 or $69.99 and a few were $79.99... in early 90s dollars, and most SNES games that...

"No one will ever put their credit card info into a website."

Chargebacks are really easy and they have the added benefit of getting the kid banned from whatever they stole your money to play. Now, those damned kids stealing quarters and empty soda bottles to pump quarters into the local video arcade, that's the true problem here. There's no way to get...

At the current time, an NFT is a verifiable pointer to an object, just like any object on your account in any online game. An NFT Sword of Goblinslaying is a pointer in the same way that a regular RPG Sword of Goblinslaying in your character's inventory is a pointer to Sword of Goblinslaying...

(I'm going to use the term "NFT" below very loosely, a stand-in for a future implementation of secure, verifiable, tradable digital objects that's significantly better than the implementation associated with NFTs we have now.) You could make NFT-based games where you can buy/sell/trade the...

"Parents can't control their kids, therefore government should get involved" is also capital D Democrat thinking.

I don't like the mobile gaming space either but "I don't like it, therefore ban it" sure is capital D Democrat thinking. The slippery slope argument still stands, once you empower any federal agency with regulating any aspect of video games, it won't be long before they're regulating all...

The mobile market would probably make 0 dollars if it wasn't for using shady skinner boxes. A whole industry would be basically gone overnight.

The real issue is that it would be very hard to write legislation that affects COD and Fortnite skins but doesn't also make running a digital TCG effectively illegal and doesn't stifle innovation with regards to any existing games or future games with digital objects that have real-world value.

I mean, clearly they are doing something, since we're already talking about a half a billion dollar fine.

FOR THE CHILDREN. The sides sure have switched haven't they?

Slopes have gotten very slippery lately. Government starts regulating video games and you won't like where it ends up. Weird that I've gotta explain this to the "small government" people.

That's interesting.