The navy pays $9million a year for xp updates
In lots of places I've been in the uk it's coke original and pepsi max. Sometimes you'll get coke zero or diet coke as well but always the first two
I've only ever had pho once and I didn't like it, I'm hoping it's just because of where I got it from because it smells nice when I've seen it in other places
Is the large systemic change starting the development of a sequel for a game that recently turned 8 years old?
Can't say right now, the factory must grow.
This definitely, vr is a lot of fun, especially with friends (in the game or sharing a headset while we all sit in the same room). But it isn't worth setting it all up (especially if it is pcvr) when I could just play one of the 100s of pancake games I have collected over the years.
Today they announced that it was cut down to 5 and they will slowly work their way back up to 100 after launch (whenever that is)
5 years later: Ooh, preorders for episode 2 are open!!
Fun fact: If you take the year, add two, you'll get the current planned release date for sq42
This isn't dependent on the current year
This is a large part of it. But there is also other people who have put the minimum amount or no money into it and just want a cool space game and also want the developers to not be pressured into rushing updates out (they were once and it was unplayable for a month). I am not defending the sketchy stuff cig have done, they really need to look at how they manage this game and their business, I would have gladly put more than the bare minimum into the game if they didn't charge so much for everything beyond the first purchase (about £35) but they do too much wrong for me to support it any more than I have