MyDarkestTimeline01 @ MyDarkestTimeline01 @ani.social

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The only choice it really limits from the publisher is the choice to decide to stop supporting a game out of nowhere. This new plan would just make it so you have to eventually plan to sunset the game from its "live" elements.

Neutral and Chaotic Evil.

A conjunction.

Two years later but who cares?! I'm ready!

Euphoria and The Office.

I think......

I think this is it. We're in the "coughing up blood" stage of Xbox divesting from hardware and turning into just a publisher.

And I do see the points that you're making and I do agree with them on the whole. The problem is that you're stating those facts in a instance of someone just looking for commiseration about not being able to do something that helps alleviate some of the stress of day-to-day life. For lack of a more accurate phrase, You misread the room.

And you are correct if you're looking at a purely economic standpoint finding some way of streaming a movie is usually more cost-effective than going to a movie theater. But that discredits the event that going to see a movie is going to see a movie usually entails going with someone be that friends or significant other (sometimes you go alone), possibly getting you know some popcorn and a soda or a slushie, and experiencing it on a massive screen with a sound system and the event of it.

There's an older joke about being able to afford things that might put this into light for you; "I wish I had the money to afford an expensive Italian sports car. I don't want to buy one, I just want to be able to afford it."

Agreed, honestly. Because if you eliminate 60% of the workforce you also eliminate 60% of your customers. And if people aren't spending money the economy isn't moving.

"I was just given the opinions from people that I didn't ask for who felt they were entitled to force it on me."

As a straight dude it just made me like bratty women.

Same, honestly. I think it was from the moment I got it in the afternoon at school all the way til past bed time.

Very much agree.

Sell them at a Farmers Market? Donate them to a local homeless shelter or food bank?

For you sir, I will. But I did not think it was necessary.

Farscape.

Ender's Game is the first book that I ever read and then immediately re-read. And told people about how awesome it was. My librarian in middle school actually bought the book for me at a book fair. She saw that I was reading fantasy books to "fit in" but noticed that I seemed way more interested in Sci-Fi.

And Fight Club.

Lol, ok buddy. Tell that to the major currently cleaning up graffiti. And the shop owners who were told the goods that were stolen from their stores aren't the city's responsibility.

The ones in the news.