Was that the one with the controversial water mechanics? Is that still in the game?

I don’t love it but I understand why they feel unsafe on the streets.

I got the Lugia version and I was so confused because I hadn’t heard of the controversy lol.

Do you remember a story/interview during deflate-gate with a Patriots couch who claimed that the team’s success was because they, the coaching staff, worked harder than every other staff in the NFL? I tried searching for it but couldn’t find the article. Anyway I think about that guy a lot.

If you care about transit there was only one choice. And it wasn’t Stancil.

I think they're trying to go with Thatcher's line about how using a bus (as opposed to a private vehicle) is a sign of poverty and failure.

Indistinguishable from how Qanon people used to talk.

Some of the more humiliating offers that cities made to Amazon to try and draw in their second HQ had incentives similar to this.

There were a few fantasy football guys that I used to follow because they had some cool stats/insights. Then they all became sports betting accounts practically overnight.

It’s wild to hear people talk about him like he’s a rookie lol

Wait but wasn't it chatGPT's refusal to help with dangerous or illegal requests that caused him to criticize it as woke in the first place? Behind this "humor" is the same unwillingness to give an answer!

One final (slightly pessimistic) thought: this is a very ambitious part of the game, and one that I was not expecting to see until much later. I think we'll see Squadron 42 release before we see base building in the PU.

- I'd love to hear more about how player extracted resources will effect the economy via the quantum simulation. If a player strikes gold (so to speak) will that increase NPC traffic in the area