And at least you won’t waste more money on having to upgrade later when you’re deemed ready. I’d rather learn on equipment I’m going to use for years than on something shit and have to upgrade shortly after.

I dunno.

It’s just what they call their own short display of new games and updates.

Okay this sounds like a major win win. I’m guessing security is probably better too. I’m building a new PC soon and this is looking incredibly enticing.

Do tell about this. Are there any downsides? Any compatibility issues with hardware or software?

Their apparent solution to this is more live service games (at least from a few weeks or so ago).

Edit: Link https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/warner-bros-aims-to-increase-focus-on-free-to-play-and-live-service-games-because-disappointments-like-suicide-squad-make-the-big-budget-business-very-volatile/

I’m in the US and opted into the beta for the AI stuff, but so far my experience has been generally positive.

Can’t recreate this. Or any of the other AI flops people keep posting

If you have an automatic or manual movement, it’ll also be waterproof.

Get help

The article provided some great details.

It isn’t even that it doesn’t need to make money. It’s that it doesn’t need to keep making more money than it did last year. It’s okay to have “stagnant” growth. It’s okay to just keep doing well rather than keep increasing profits.

To add to this, I can’t subscribe or unsubscribe to communities via the communities menu.

Just because I don’t know how a turd sandwich was made and because I don’t know all that went into making the turd sandwich doesn’t make the turd sandwich taste any better.

He could have worked his ass off to make the turd sandwich, but it doesn’t mean we can’t criticize it and have to like it.

How does this impact listening to podcasts on Google home devices?

I mean there was a point where he was someone worth championing…now? He’s scum.

And they will incorrectly bill you every single time and you’ll spend hours with billing for your insurance and one medical to sort it out and it’ll take months.

Man, did any of you read the article?

“Zelnick is admitting that even though maybe this should be the case, that because of the nature of the market, there simply cannot be a pricing model like that, and the move to $70 recently is sort of the maximum they can hope for.”

Likely we agreed to show them to remove our add features without any breach or reduction in price

This is confusing, my plan auto renewed for a year in September, what happens to people like me? It didn’t even give me the option to “upgrade”, it just did it.