It's better than arguing with the customer.
Simple explanations like "we felt we were under X constraints" or "our engine didn't handle the loading times as well as we had hoped" would be just fine.
Instead, they just seem to be telling the players they're wrong for disagreeing with many of the design decisions made
Okay, I'm going to be that guy because I don't see it being pointed out already.
That's not actual Italian pizza, it's still an Americanized version.
Real Italian pizza is so thin you have to eat it with a fork and knife and it's meant for one person, not to share. The one in the picture is still way too thick to be real Italian.
But real Italian pizza in Italy really is on another level. It's so god damned good, it makes all pizza in America look like cardboard with sauce.
You have to go to Cuckr for that.
Like Tinder for married couples.
Would you still feel the same way if the DMV was set on fire and you were a suspect because you'd searched for directions to the place?
Or if you had searched that home address because you were looking for homes in the area to compare with what you wanted?
It shouldn't be enough to make a Google search to assume an individual is a suspect in a crime.
Man, it's a real sign of living the privileged, easy life when someone thinks this way.
Those people try to revolt and they die. They don't revolt and still die. What kind of choice is that?
What annoys me most is that you'll get that product carousel at the top of sponsored products that aren't what you want, then 3 or 4 results of sponsored links, then maybe you get the actual thing in the 5th real result.
It's a really bad search experience.
So many people in the US complain that if we had a single-payer system, that wait times would be horrendous.
Well, here we are with the worst system in the world and still horrendous wait times.
They lost the war, but then they dispersed around the world and have been plotting revenge ever since. They're participating in a slow-burn takeover of governments instead of outright war, which they know they'd lose.
Tbf, schools did a terrible job of that by giving us all those diagrams with the different sections of taste buds highlighted on the tongue.
It makes sense that a child would see that and understand it as there being different taste sections, especially because they usually (IIRC) had bitter on both sides.
So what's even the point of scanning things?
Why do it in the first place?
US: "Everything on this side of the line is ours, those are the rules."
Mexico: "But you can't keep moving the line into my side, that's not fair!"
US "Yeah huh, mom said that's how it works."
Mexico: "No she didn't! You're lying!"
I see that rogue Google Play Music icon there. Makes me sad they killed it.