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Not mentioned in that release is that people were able to claim usernames for both Trump and Pence even though the site is still in beta and isn't actively allowing signups.

I'd love to see what a non-GW version of Space Crusade might look like, but I have a feeling that'd be a harder sell, for a number of reasons.

They'll farm it out to some mates for billions, and you'll end up with a cardboard box with 'Great British Firewall' written on it.

The pandemic hurt it, sure, but I think the bigger problem was trying to chase that particular market, and getting there too late. If they'd dropped the blinds, just done the fixed packs, and distributed each wave better among them so that you didn't end up with 'dead' packs that nobody bought...

What I'd like to see is the MCU moving towards stuff like Annihilation, War of Kings and the Maybe-Change-the-Name-Cancerverse. Adam had a big non-Infinity related role in those, in that he turned back into The Magus and helped the evil Mar-vell try to consume the universe. But we know that Gunn...

PC. Navigating menus and moving things on a grid is a job for a mouse. History is littered with failed MMOs. Hell, history is littered with failed Transformers MMOs. I don't see this new company breaking the trend.

It's pretty funny that in one sentence you're railing against more G1, and the next listing off a whole bunch of G1 guys who we've had new versions of in the last six years.

Brand new board, still using that godawful old acronym. I miss that era of Classic Generations, where the objective was less 'looks the same but with more joints' and more 'make a new toy of this guy'. We got a Grimlock with faces for feet, a military themed Octane, or a Perceptor Science...

I still don't know why this needed to be Masterpiece, will all the problems that brings. What happens when the torso guy has over-complex joints that snap when you attach the arms, or the left leg has transparent plastic in the wrong place, or the right arm does a Hound and just falls apart when...

The Cyberverse game was a bit like that, small squad turn-based tactics. It's problem was that it didn't come out on the one platform best suited to those types of games and, more damningly, that it wasn't very good.

Kirk was 52 when he said that. He's just moaning that he's not the one doing it anymore.

A big problem that Terminator keeps running into is casting. Lena Headey was a decent Sarah, but didn't quite have the steel needed, And Emilia Clarke never stood a chance. Jai Courtney likewise. And nobody's been able to cast a good John Connor yet.

It's having a pretty bad effect in Ireland too, since so much of our goods are either bought directly from or was brought in through the UK.

Should I reply to this in seriously? Facetiously? Just post a facepalm gif?

Yeah, the first couple of waves of Cyberverse Warriors were mostly awful, but they really improved after that. Some of the latter ones are actually pretty good.

Okay, well, now I can't unsee that, thanks?

Yep. It may have started as a second job if you wanted to raid, but that was a huge step up from prior MMOs, where it was a second job if you wanted to even play, and a third to raid. And various improvements were made through Pandaria that made everything easier, and crucially, more fun to...

Wait, are his frill horns supposed to be different?

Theresa May.

Disney would prefer that nobody makes money off of something than someone else making any money off of it.