if you have coax you can look into using MoCA adapters. Quite a bit faster than powerline but you do need to add a filter to the incoming cable line (if it's connected and you can actually get to it) so your data doesn't get blasted outside your residence
Yep, because it's not about making games, and it's not just about making money, but making more money than other possible investments.
This article is from 2 years ago: https://gameworldobserver.com/2024/05/24/square-enix-final-fantasy-unrealistic-sales-targets-jacob-navok
Thanks for the response, good points.
My impression is the battery is the most important consideration for the "lifetime" of the vehicle before real expensive maintenance happens, so for me the question is can you get your value from what you paid before that? I'm just a person, not running a business, so I'm not considering my car as a "depreciating asset," ain't nobody got time for that.
I've also seen posts around the real lifetime of car batteries exceeding expectations, so it seems to have positive evidence building up.
OEM manufacturers disappearing is definitely an issue. I wonder if Fisker has a working aftermarket battery?
A car is a tool, not an investment. Why should I care about it holding value?
it's been my impression that everybody likes dd1 more than 2, but maybe that's from dark arisen having with a lot of QoL improvements and removing the "friction"
paywalled, just wanted to see the context around claiming battery longevity was something to be afraid of 🤨
I'm pretty excited to play this with some friends.
well yeah, getting out is how you win
It's not more safe for cars, though. Maybe safer for Big Oil.
No, the games industry is stifled by greedy individuals that think making games is only about making money for shareholders
just gonna keep relinking this article:
manor lords just trying to become the next minecraft smh
...were they forbidden from seeking new jobs before?