Environmentalist JRPG for the modern age where the Evil Overlord has scorched the sky and poisoned the land and turned the waters to purple goo, and the twist is there was never any plan to corrupt anything – all that was just the side effects of building the fantasy equivalent of an AI data centre.
Honestly, the big problem with reading elseworld comics is that they're generally not given enough room to breathe.
I don't need 10 years of Harley Quinn in a Jekyll & Hyde story, but a single graphic novel feels too short. Like they blazed thru every scenario to reach the ending.
Multiverse Police: You did the crime, but for some reason perished before you did the time, so the MP hunt down a version of you across the multiverse to face Justice™.
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Make your favorite film sound as boring as possible without giving away the title:
A chief technology officer is worried about keeping his spreadsheets private.
Coward wouldn't let me respond, but it's not a different issue. Telling individuals that are trying to make a living that trying to make a living is being stuck in a capitalist mindset doesn't do anything to solve the issue of living in a capitalist society.
Now think to about this for a bit. What bills would you have to pay? "From each according to their ability to each according to their need". The hard part is getting there of course, it's hard to make something free while relying on a society where things aren't, but that's a different issue.
i love how people always forget that theres absolutely a scam that will work on them and then get all high and mighty about anyone who fell for a scam they wouldnt fall for
There's probably a multifaceted discussion that can happen here, but it's weird that they settled on marketing being their issue.
Sega, there is no amount of marketing you can do on your end that will make me not broke.
I've only spent $40 in the past six months on gaming not because I wasn't aware of games I wanted to play, but because $60 was what I could squirrel away for a hobby in that time period.
You're not competing with the AAA market, but rather my electric bill.
This is ridiculous to say when plenty of businesses implement price increases on a yearly basis.
If you want to treat the USPS like a business, you need to let it run like a business. If you want to treat the USPS like a service, you have to fund it like a service.
You could also generate a boss Digimon with a list of objectives that it will work to change the Digital World around you in order to accomplish, such as erecting control spires or finding an escape from the digital world.
I should probably be writing this down into the design document for the tactics rogue like I am working on as a potential direction instead of shouting it into the void.
Like, it feels so obvious. You could start a run with a random in training Digimon that you need to take care of and train up while exploring a randomly generated Digital World.
Digivolution paths could open up based on how well you took care of your Digimon and what types of data you collect while exploring your personal Digital World.
People do realize it was a food pyramid because it was about building a strong foundation, right? Like, flipping it upside down symbolically implies that you're recommending an unbalanced diet.