You think Ubisoft games will have modding? Hahahaha no, no it will flop on launch and the live service elements will die within a year

You said they wanted to move to a larger city, they moved to a smaller city. And what does you posting the first sentence of a Wikipedia article about the relocation mean? That the article about their relocation is about their relocation? The original owners sold to Michael Helsey in 1999 and he immediately started the process of moving the team. Do a little research instead of doubling down, it's okay to learn.

Vancouver is a larger city than Memphis, don't make up narratives. The team left Vancouver because they were awful, with awful leadership and ownership, and were sold to an American owner as they were not profitable. Before they were even created they failed to reach the NBA's minimum ticket sales requirement for a new team, and Shoppers Drug Mart stepped in and bought 2,500 season tickets to reach that minimum threshold, there was no interest in the team. If the team had been anywhere near good in Vancouver they may have become profitable and still playing there, but expansion rules in the NBA back then were insanely awful. Their first year they weren't allowed a top 5 pick, they weren't allowed to use their full salary cap for 2 seasons, AND they couldn't have the #1 pick in the draft for 3 years, even if they won the lottery. These insane rules, and debacle with their best draft selection in Steve Francis refusing to play for the team led to the team being ASS for their entire time in Vancouver.

You want.... Smart balls? Smart tech can't even make toast right but you want it in your balls???!?!

Then why doesn't steam on PC charge a monthly fee to use it's many extensive services? Just because they've given a reason for charging for something, doesn't mean we need to accept it blindly.

You know how in default when you are in a battle and knock out an opponent's pokemon, it tells you what they're going to put out next and asks you if you'd like to switch pokemon? That's 'switch' mode, in 'set' mode you aren't asked that and have to use a turn to switch pokemon if you're at a type disadvantage, meaning they get a turn of damage or set up. Really makes you think about strategy a lot more, and is integral to challenge runs like nuzlockes.

Yes, because there's no real difference between Kleenex and other brands of tissues. There's a huge difference between a coke and a sprite for instance.

That's silly, if you're spending an entire day in a dungeon resting and sleeping then monsters should definitely be interrupting you and making it so you can't exploit the rules.

Do I need to play the first two to understand the plot?

Anyone sane with the skillset has been hired to do similar work for an actual paycheck and no fear of jail

I can't fathom how you'd even play Diablo with a controller, just stick with it.

Just league minimums I believe, maybe a midlevel exception