No, Texas is becoming broke. This is income to them.

Ask the US supreme court. But I think I can predict their answer.

It arrives, but we won't see it coming

I don't think people understood the joke of the hasty generalization you made there...

Maybe, I don't remember and couldn't find the exact quote

I'm reminded of a quote in, I think, a disc world. It's something like "[name] could make a man wish he'd never been born, or make a slightly smarter man wish that [name] had never been born".

When you literally add "if you commit real life treason, we will ban you from our videogame forums" and it still doesn't work.

Welcome to 2024, where you can just fire off some ammo, and the enemy will post highly detailed on the ground battle damage assessment for the world to see that same night.

I feel kinda bad for the woman in the photo, since is wasn't her and she had it taken long before it happened.

Buuuut fuck the lot of em.

Username is ominous. Im glad you'd never do such a thing.

And even if not, they should find him innocent anyway. A way to... nullify using a jury. And they should never talk about this ever.

I agree that's it's a valid game mechanic. It's just one I don't like.

We're doing basically the same as WW1 military aviation.

Scouting, waving at the other side, using improvised weapons on the enemy, developing weapons specifically for the platform, using increasingly large formations and complex tactics to ensure the mission is achieved.

The wat in Ukraine is speedrunning military airplane doctrine development for drones.

I don't think the Sherman could complain much

It's a small piece of the gameplay, but the randomness it forces rather than just always using OP moves gives it a lot of replayability.

This was basically the reason for me to never play it again (with the dreadfully poorly made "socializing" part a close second). I absolutely hate when my strategy has to be based on randomness and I need to hope for a good card to do the thing I want.

It's absolutely a deckbuilding game, just not a roguelite deckbuilder.

Dr, Doctor Bagel, PhD.

The ethnic Russian makeup of post Soviet countries isn't a mistake, but an example of deliberate imperialism by that Russian empire.

Indeed. it's the result of genocide. A genocide still ongoing in Ukraine as we speak. Which is something we should be mentioning a lot more

"pfft, I don't need to learn biology before taking chemistry!"

--teenage me being wrong

I've heard this is basically the same reason why autocad will never move away from their fucking terrible UI. Too many people have spent too many hours getting really good at using it, and the investment cliff is too big now.

It's it actually toxic if you really do benefit from it?