The Americas are the graveyard of many European empires.

>>1821577
Many Morimens players, myself included, will likely give it a try. However, with the significantly higher budget, I anticipate that the story may end up being some slopfest. I don't know, i’ll probably stick with Morimens.

I wish Eldritch Knight had unique spells that focus in the hybrid combat style instead of just being a fighter that can cast fireball

Who are these companies going to sell their products to in the US if all the jobs the people in the US used to do have been thrown over seas or filled by cheaper foreign labor?

When is something going to happen?

>>718654927
>try playing this by myself
>100% blind. No guides or anything
>was fun as hell for the first 150hours or so
>eventually "discover" my own version of the main bus layout
>its so efficient and better than any other factory i had previously that it kinda stops being fun to play

>>718615960
>Async trading
MAKE AN AUCTION HOUSE YOU FUCKS
I know this is still a step in the right direction but I will remain mad until they do

If nukes aren't real why are the only countries ever bullied with war in the modern era are the ones without them?
If nukes aren't real what have all these nuke holding countries been openly testing for decades?
If nukes aren't real why is every other country without them concerned with getting them and why do countries with nukes desperate to make sure countries without nukes don't get them?

Nukes not being real is one of those obviously silly conspiracy theories that I believe it's brought to this board to poison the well and make everyone here look like nuts who's ideas shouldn't be considered seriously.

>>106144864
Genuine question, how often is anyone needing to swap out or repair their laptops to make this viable?
I'm genuinely curious because I feel like the ones who are careless enough with their laptops to warrant the need for such repairability are not the ones who are going to be aware that this exists or care...and the ones that are aware of and appreciate this product are the types that would be a little more caring for their machines in the first place.

I mean I guess there is the random freak accident but how often would that really hit someone?
And then there is the upgrades...I feel as though by the time you need to upgrade from what you bought the standards and architecture has shifted as such that you may as well get a new machine entirely in most cases.

>>511349876
And all of that doesn't work the moment your government decides you shouldn't travel beyond your city.
I don't see how you can look at all that stuff you depend on as a win as if it will always be allowed to be accessible by you.

Hey coombrain, what is war? Who fights in wars?

>runefag draws all three D climbs
>I can't draw O N E (1) of my three Ginsetsus

>>510071784
My argument isn't against AI efficiency. It's against the idea that they want to protect the working class. If you read the OP, there's a couple parts that don't add up to helping the every day person. But they try to frame it that way regardless. If AI were allowed to take control(complete control, including bosses), it'll absolutely destroy our infrastructure. I don't disagree with that at all. On a different argument, I don't think it needs to regulated. I think we need to abstain from it to protect our futures. The long term benefits don't outweigh the short term. Unless you're transhumanist, which in that case we won't agree on anything.

>doesn't even try to put on a voice
silver linings and all that, but what's with the schedule
>hour of halo
>20 min of league
>hour of halo

>>2057388
Any thoughts on the The Last Spell?