The flaw in the analogy is that it assumes that those effects are limited to some companies

no it doesn’t.

it’s an analogy; the author is drawing parallels between them. Obviously Tobacco companies were not “defeated” but they were regulated to hell, and I’m sure the author would say that’s what we need to do with social media too.

i generally agree with the point you are making because Oblivion is my favorite TES game, but I just got done playing Avowed which is pretty good. defintiely not as deep as oblivion in many areas though.

i don’t think they changed the magic system but they did adjust enemy level scaling, which could have been part of your problem.

why would we want to keep fossil fuels alive?

hold your horses armor buddy, they still have a few other elder scrolls games to remake first.

dude follow the link, there’s an official bethesda countdown to the stream.

but how do we know that?

At the very least we know it should release by the end of the month.

how do we know that?

the difference is HP is the actual manufacturer who sets MSRP. I don’t think Kohls manufactures anything, they are just a retailer.

the difference is HP is the actual manufacturer who sets MSRP. I don’t think Kohls manufactures anything, they are just a retailer.

also cities should have public transit anyway. what a massive waste of energy it is to fly people hundreds of feet UP before then even go anywhere.

so nothing to do with being an EV, an import, or anything like that as most people would assume.

“we have a concept of a plan”

that’s what i was told about SWTOR and that was just as tedious as any other MMO.

you had me until MMO.

i haven’t programmed since college 15 years ago and even i know that 0 == false for non bool variables. what kind of professional programmers wouldn’t know that?

if you’re worried about readability you can leave a comment.

I’ve had it with these mother fucking snakes digitizing these mother fucking planes!

i guess they just mean like a 2D “touch”screen.