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They needed a roadmap to show that patches and free DLCs will be released within a year. Now that is concerning.

Has anyone managed to get ricocheting work even semi-consistently? I only managed a single instance where I could bypass enemy cover with it. Tiny reward given dozens of innocent bystanders I gunned down trying to make it work.

I played it plenty and forgave them too. But our gracious forbearance means little to the previous-gen console gamers that found it practically unplayable. This is much bigger then most other cases of buggy games. CD project stock tanked by at least 30% and they are not a part of a huge publisher that can absorb blows like this easily. However much money they have made initially will now be tied up in refunds and legal action. And to even start salvaging their reputation they will now have to contribute serious resources to fixes and maybe offer DLC for free. I bet that at CD project's managerial and board meeting there are already daggers being hidden and cups being poisoned.

That's the problem with high expectations. They would never sell so many copies if people didn't expect something better than from Bethsoft. On the other hand the lynch-mob wouldn't be as vicious.

They were working hard on reputation of being special and it backfired on them. I doubt they will be ever able to recover that.

I doubt most politicians back then would agree that 'ever closer union' was the EUs objective. As for Maastricht - this has always been a top-down project, seeing it pushed by hook and crook shouldn't surprise anyone.

Good thing that assessment is not up to you then. What was the last polls on the matter? 80-90% in favor of stay? As if EU was of any help in either case.

It's very uneven so depends on what you are looking for. Engaging story-line and interesting character interactions? Yes. Good open world to roam about with RPG mechanics? No.

That's terribly quick to fall on ones sword. You'd almost think they coincidentally failed to show bad gameplay mechanics.

Why? Do you have a way to stop them from ageing? Aside from the obvious one I mean. They are likely more concerned about Texas.

That was also the 10% Trump model and it pretty much came down to what weather there was in Michigan. I only wish I could be this wrong and still employable.

That's this strange notion that US troop movement is somehow good to Poland. They don't come cheap you know. Simple question of numbers. Enough dollars get exchanged and they will work very hard to look the other way. But hopefully we will find out as Trump looks finished, he is not getting back in Wisconsin and remaining votes are clearly against him in Michigan. So now for the drama.

Don't worry about that. Biden will still want to sell us stuff.

This being obsidian I'm sure there will be some sort of speech skill equivalent used for quest resolutions, so I'd like to make a simple appeal: Please don't reduce it to picking weirdly marked dialogue lines and a skill check. In case you need more elaboration the point is made far better below: The implementation of forms of persuasion has gone from being great hallmark of Fallout series to a joke of a skill-check barred instant-win single dialogue lines in your recent games. You are a better developer than that. Thank you, that is all.

No need to worry about that. We pretty much know that first generation of fusion power will be ruinously expensive and inefficient. That's the reasons why ITER had to be done internationally.

If you are looking on the corporate side there will be a check-list you will be evaluated against. Getting on a junior developer position may not be easy given the times. And whatever you do try to avoid one of the intern mills that abuse employees as far as law allows.

Don't worry about that, you do well enough with grammar to manage. The problem is checking the right boxes to get a foot in a door somewhere.

But that's exactly what you'd expect from military man coming to own slaves in those days, he would think the plantation slaves had a problem with discipline. And he might have been right as Custiss drove the whole thing heavily into debt and would still free the slaves in his will. IIRC Lee tried to stop the manumission outright - he just lost the legal case and had to go through with it. That wasn't just the position of Lee on slavery but that of the entire confederacy. Breaking with his government (not to mention regular troops and officers) over such a major policy point would be nigh-impossible.

For drugs it's partially research costs. When you pay for more drug development than the rest of the world combined these things will happen.

The point being that authors don't matter, it's the classic 'technology isn't perfect' attack piece that transitions into yet another Koch brother conspiracy. It's build on misleading comparisons so it can draw absurd conclusions and offers no solutions to boot. If you really want self-criticism from environmentalist movement there are saner voices out there.

Except it has little to do with environment and a lot to do with environmental movement. And as nutty as those people can be, this is just a predictable attack on technological solutions to climate change. Something you'd find in a badly researched denialist blog.

It would also allow far greater restrictions in freedoms - how about some outright media censorship? As for the essential civil rights - these won't save lives and you certainly can't eat them. I can't believe you are making me defend the Polish government.

We will only know if it's horrible when the whole thing is over. For all we know the virus may be uncontainable and we are falling into useless panic.

That ladder now only leads into someones bottom. A bottom held unmovingly in place by a safety net. The reality is that many people deserve their falls just as others deserve a chance to climb.

A society is a zero-sum game. One man's safety net could have been another's man ladder.