finnith

Ongoing revenue model could just be DLC, but it could also be microtransactions.

It's wishy-washy management talk designed to appease simply by being imprecise. I know cause I've used it a bunch.

Recall that investors are likely seeing the success of the loot box model elsewhere and asking CEO's/CFO's why they aren't doing more of that thing. In an age of activist stakeholders it's really important for management to get in front of this stuff.

Regardless of whether you not you believe it was intentional (this is almost irrelevant as I would expect it would be tough for any party, internal or external, to prove it without some sort of awkward witch hunt) it is a good idea to remove symbols being used for hate from a commercial product. If anything, it's probably a good idea for companies to filter through their art assets to ensure this sort of stuff doesn't appear in the final product. For example, you don't want porn being published onto your twitter account right?

If anyone needs a player, my Steam name is Cavil at Rest. I've got 121 hrs in the game.

I don't have the nostalgia some have for older cRPG's but I found Wasteland 2 to be mostly dull with regards to gameplay, though I think the story was well told. Divinity on the other hand has the most rote story of the above mentioned, while I found Pillars' commentary on dead gods to be really well done. I haven't played Tyranny so can't say much about that.

epimeth1us

Ah usernames I used a long time ago.

@dudeglove: Man you're really making me want to do a full playthrough of the Director's Cut.

I think he's going to Taco Bell

I just noticed the typo in the title and will now constantly be bother by it

I would like to know the answer to this as well. I don't partake myself but basically everyone in their 40s or older at my office constantly drinks club soda/soda water.

Steam now prices bundles correctly if you have some of the items in it, so wouldn't this be beneficial to owners of Skyrim who have some, not all, of the DLC?