You’re probably thinking the “full release” but the game was being played by the public for several years, and was quite popular for over year prior to the “official release”. So, no. They didn’t. Their investment came a full year after I’d already been playing the game.
The game was made already. They bought an existing product.
Heart pumps don’t create heat, they move it.
Yes. JK Simmons voices both Omni-man, and the founder of Aperture Science from Portal, where he had a rant about Life giving you Lemons (and how he’d weaponize them by creating a combustible lemon)
The irony of Cave Johnson being the one saying this…
As soon as they can would be within the 4 years… They’re dumping his dementia’d ass and installing their easier to control puppet, not waiting until the end of the term
Investing 2 years after the game was first playable by the public counts as “giving money to create it”, now? That’s at least 6 years after they’d have started development.
You’ve ignored reality.
…Are you kidding? LoL has been huge for years in NA. RIOT is an American company that was bought by Tencent. Leaving the market means they lose their entire dev team.
RIOT Games. The thing I started this thread saying…
And? 11% isn’t full ownership like the thing I said.
Not every website is set up properly to allow that to work seamlessly.
None of that is by the book. There’s no mechanism that lets the president stay in power by “tying things up in court”. Any attempt to do what you describe is just a coup.
And there’s zero chance that amendment gets passed. We can barely get a simple 50% majority for the budget passed.
Martial law does not prevent our elections from happening. That’s not “by the book”.
US has been at war most of its existence. That’s never prevented an election from occurring
They gonna force a sale of League of Legends now?
They have them at IKEA
So you ended up circling around and arguing for my point at the end instead of your own. Dumbass.
Me pointing out the idiocy of your “plan” is not locking a boot. Dumbass.
The biggest employers in most states are huge nationwide corporations. None of those are going to risk it.
No company is going to stop paying their withholding if they don’t want to get shut down. Don’t be daft.
You’re going to have to explain how that can change. And how it could be done quickly. Because I’ll tell you neither of those are remotely true.
Wait, seriously? WTF is it named hacker news? Hackers are the least corporate people out there…