They would have anyway. Prices don't stay the same and they certainly don't go down.

Do yourself a favour, skip the article and watch the documentary -- it's an hour long and well worth it if you're even remotely interested in gaming.

https://youtu.be/TbZ3HzvFEto

I would have picked it up but in waiting for it to come to Steam

Lots of countries have religion, but not many countries have guns as the leading cause of death among children and teens.

I'd guess the opposite - the game has sold through enough that it's no longer worth paying for the Denuvo license.

Metal Gear Solid Master Collection did this as well.

Do you mean Palahniuk? Bukowski didn't write Fight Club

Also drink tea, or just mix some boiled water with your regular water. Drinking room temp water when your room is cold will make you feel cold.

The cosmetic skin prices in D4 are absolutely laughable, and the fact that they can only be used with ONE class make it even more bonkers.

Patagonia for apparel and Red Wing for footwear.

It's a low bar, but not necessarily a bad one.

This is what I learned from the subreddit strikes.

It launches without Steam running. Steam is required to download it but otherwise it's DRM free.

Germany is very much the same way, in terms of paperwork and cash only.

Is there a phone manufacturer that doesn't use their devices to shove more ads in your face? Google pushing Google One or Apple's preinstallwd watch app also come to mind

It's hard to get excited for this game given how much hell it seems to have been through. I'll keep following the development, but cautiously to say the least.

Skip it because it's an always online singleplayer game.

They said "is" and not "would be", so I'm assuming they know there is a Linux release and are appreciative of it.

Definitely up there with Michael Ironside as Sam Fisher for me as irreplaceable performances in videogames.

On my OLED phone, both screens look great!