This a good point, and seems very plausible. Technocrats trying to fuck with each other using the courts is almost traditional at this point.

I doubt it. I am not a lawyer in any way. The layman in me, with his tinfoil hat thinks that the FTC are trying to throw this case. So that Meta and anyone else they do this for will have precedent to make a break up in the future harder.

This is probably seen through rose tinted glasses, but Halo 3 had the best multi-player experience I think. It has community created maps, game modes, and an a way for anybody with a account to share what they made. From pictures to custom forge maps. I have nothing but fond memories of the experience. So it makes sense to me at least that some people wouldn’t stop playing until Microsoft or Bungie or whoever made them.

Bethesda also claims to have released a game new instrumental album called Starfield.

Shame about the price tag and download size though.

Gotta watch an ad before it’ll work. And another one to post it.

Thank you, I did not know that. I will have a look at that, maybe it’ll be a good compromise for me, as you said. :)

Yeah, that doesn’t work. I need my left hand to tab to right places and right hand to enter long digit strings on a keypad. Pad 100% necessary for good output rate.

I was talking about me. No sarcasm here. I need a keypad for work. I enter long numbers all day long and my left hand is needed to tab to right places so it can be input.

I need a keypad.

While monetarily the subscription is stupid expensive, several years ago blizzard added a way to pay in-game gold for an item that’s worth a month’s game time.

If this person is putting off eating to play they’re would be considered “hardcore” in my opinion. And if that’s the case, they probably have way to get around the monthly cost, or they could have bought mass time all at once on discount.

Saw this in one of the Linux forums. I hope its useful.

The Wizard

Boooooo, her pyramid boobs are gone.