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Comment on Feature highlights #10: Game progression | Cities: Skylines II in ~games
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Comment on Elon Musk sues the lawyers that forced him to buy Twitter in ~tech
laserno Link ParentBut there's a big difference between a company going bankrupt and a company being charged with a crime. Many fledgling companies go bankrupt, sure, but when a company is found to do irreparable...But there's a big difference between a company going bankrupt and a company being charged with a crime. Many fledgling companies go bankrupt, sure, but when a company is found to do irreparable harm to society or the environment, the law doesn't really know what to do. You can't put a company in jail, so what happens is the company gets a slap on the wrist fine, and the executives that made the decision get to give themselves a golden parachute since they made the company so much money during that short term.
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Comment on How you use YouTube in desktop and mobile devices. YouTube to limit usage of ad blockers soon. in ~tech
laserno Link ParentI actually have YT Premium through a family plan, and was temporarily kicked off the plan because I live across the country from the owner of the family plan. All I had to do though was contact...I actually have YT Premium through a family plan, and was temporarily kicked off the plan because I live across the country from the owner of the family plan. All I had to do though was contact support and tell them I was in the same house, just using a VPN. This was about 2 years ago and I haven't had a problem since so they clearly updated their guidelines, but YouTube definitely has thought about going the Netflix route before.
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Comment on What is the most recent game to really impress you? in ~games
laserno LinkA bit of a different genre than most here, but ULTRAKILL has been such an amazing experience to play through. It certainly requires a lot less handholding than most games, but the skill ceiling is...A bit of a different genre than most here, but ULTRAKILL has been such an amazing experience to play through. It certainly requires a lot less handholding than most games, but the skill ceiling is practically unlimited. Really takes the best elements of retro arena shooters and expands upon everything. There's tons of YouTube videos explaining the headrush of discovery that ultrakill provides but highly recommend to any fps lovers.
I'm pretty sure they've shown an option to have all milestones unlocked when you create your city, and even without that passing all the milestones should give you enough development points to unlock everything. I think this is a great move to simulate the decision making process that real cities have to make without making it too complicated and encourages creating a story with your city.