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Do you have an example of where that behavior actually ruined a crowdfunding game? Usually crowdfunded games fail because the developers get too ambitious or have poor business skills, and thus run out of funds.

I can live with bugs, as long as they get fixed in a few months.

The nullification of Cronau radiation through reversed charge hypermatter.

More than one reality exists, shocking study says Nothing actually new here, but what I really appreciate is the irony of this coming from Fox News, our alternate reality news source.

Scientists grow 'mini-brain on the move' that can contract muscle I don't know about you, but to me that sounds like the opening scene for a 1950s sci-fi monster movie.

Tropical Tectonic Collisions May Have Unleashed Ancient Ice Ages I looked but I didn't see where they mapped specific geological features with the ice ages.

Scientists 'Clear' Alzheimer's Plaque From Mice Using Only Light And Sound Interesting result, even if it doesn't work out for humans.

The game was the tale of Hawke being retold from Varric's perspective; a rogue and a storyteller. So yeah, the enemies just seemed to keep falling from the sky.

Perhaps. Didn’t play it after playing Deadfire. It was certainly way better than PoE1. In many respects, my sense was that White March was intended as a nostalgia trip down Icewind Dale lane, which had a quite a bit of filler combat. I didn't have an issue with that, even though the XP system is (mostly) no longer oriented toward rewarding battle.

On the Panspermian Hypothesis of the Midichlorian Diaspora paper for the Journal of Force Studies.

Hmm...

https://laughingsquid.com/advertising-expert-explains-movie-poster-color-schemes/

I think I might have enjoyed PoE2 more if it was a fresh starting adventure with a focus on exploration, battle, and politics. The deity squabble just didn't quite work for me as it seemed to upset the pacing.

I have to say that of the two I actually enjoyed PoE a lot more. PoE2 has the better character building system, but PoE was more engaging in terms of story and characters. Well, at least until the final chapter. Plus I enjoyed the party size and the magic system in PoE more; PoE 2 combat felt a lot more skirmishy and tactics didn't seem to matter as much.

One of the worse implementations ever, so not really a useful comparison.

Future titles: "Chasing the tail lights" "Embrace, extend, eliminate" "You have urgent updates" "Hey, it could be worse"