It's hard to understand for a non American, how it can be a Race between these two and only these two. This two party system seems so absurdly stubid. Not that we have it figured out anywhere else much better, but still.

You think there's any doubt they wanna do that?

Agreed, it's a shame nowadays every logo goes for the exact same simplistic design.

This isn't insider trading?

Veikkaan, että tuo työn verotus kevenee sieltä väärästä päästä, missä sillä ei juurikaan saavuteta ostovoiman kasvun kautta mitään valtavaa muutosta.

Yeah, it always throws me off too when land is lighter.

That makes quite a lot of sense.

I wonder what's the endgame for Zuch here? I doubt he's doing these out of philanthropy.

Tbh, I don't have a single memory from when I was an infant.

Yeah, I couldn't watch past Yvonne's section, it just felt like a corporate ad tbh.

It might be illegal, but it most certainty isn't wrong.

Though I can't see what DX and SoW audiences has in common. Do they have less casual players than Ubisofts games? Idk.

They were both sequels to great games which had fairly little to no microtransactions. I know I was let down by both, and haven't played either still.

And it's pretty much never true that they don't affect gameplay at all. How would you for example add mt:s to BG3 without it affecting the gameplay?

Where is social security pitched as an investment?

Edit. Now that I think about it, government retirement funds actually kind of fill those requirements. At least where I live.

Thanks for the clarification!

I'm not familiar with the German politics, but are you saying that Germany got rid of nuclear despite environmentalists?

But now you can ride around on your high horse and look at all the scum ruining our planet with their cars.

We are never gonna have a chance against climate change if we try to plead to the individual to live a "greener" life.

I'd even say, im hindsight it was a mistake not to buy bitcoin back then.

Because no conspiracies have ever existed.

One can always hope, but I'm not holding my breath on that one.

Yeah, and it's not like reddit grow to that size overnight in the first place. Things take time. I think this and the stuff happening at Twitter are a nice kickstart to get lemmy and other ferdiverse stuff going. I for one am happier here, it feels somehow more like old school internet.