Can anyone here name many P2W games? The closest I can think of is hero-based games like R6Siege, where it’s relatively cheap to get the new, generally-balanced characters, but most monetization is in skins.
They don't still hold sway now?
In a sane world, between a boring white guy with mild accusations of not doing enough to stop a war, and a snake oil salesman promising to rip down transgender protections and murder his opponents, there should be absolutely no chance of the latter winning a single state. Half of America is still wrapped up in his damn cult.
If you want to support that, a good first step would be to improve TFM, because much of it is far too dense to actually read. Technical writing, knowing how to summarize things through human knowledge,, is a critical skill for tech businesses, and most open-source programmers lack it.
There’s a very common pattern of “I’m going to focus more on my own life” you get from creators as they realize this.
The financial equation of having talent and using it for free stuff for people on the internet is not a stable one. Even when you decide your reward is attention, the mental toll ends up outweighing that meager reward.
And here I thought impeachment was the initial breach in the dam. All this guy's political career, people have been assuring me "This is it, he's toast."
sorry that was me, I needed to plug in my vacuum and forgot to plug the city back in afterward
Call of Duty is a popular style of game but never comes down in price. It seems worthwhile to have a F2P knockoff.
Funny enough, Ubi even did it once before - Far Cry 3’s MP wasn’t fantastic but it was a decent imitation.
A Raven, also known as a Giga-Crow, landed outside my fence the other day, and I felt blessed.
The kicker is, for years and years down the line, all of your tech questions will be written to Google as "How do I xxxx in ".
Many, but not all, of those problems are resolved by searching "in Linux", but others you'd have to search for "in ". Windows is just Windows.
I hope people realize that that Witcher quote "If I’m to choose between one evil and another… I’d rather not choose at all." was explicitly written to be wrong, and only served as a "Before" of a maturing character arc.
I would agree, but XIV (the MMO) moved so far off the norm that I don't really count it with the others. It managed to handle things pretty well, and was stomachable even if the combat mechanics aren't often what draw people in.
Apple Watch’s calculator app has a convenient tip calculator on it-
Oh. Oh, it’s a joke about not wanting to pay large tips. Hah.