Colbeagle

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Turbo pearl, sharkray, l2x flying fish, and a puffer fish on day 3. Talk about high rolls.

A company this big wouldn't do something for the benefit of drivers. What's the catch and how are they actually making money off of it while?

Sure it's different folks, but trademarks, fake reporters, libel and slander. It's all the same beats as lolsuit1.0

Bet Eric July Hires a dog bite lawyer too in the 2nd act.

I've seen a lot of posts complaining about the balancing of this event and too many walls, employees leaving and the company not understanding the math etc. etc. And I have to say I disagree, but not because I enjoyed the event. I agree it was boring being stuck at the same walls for 2+ days, but there is a fundamental misunderstanding by other posters about the event and the objectives of the developer.

Looking at the leaderboards, top 5% hit around rank 26-27 and top 1% were monetized users hitting rank 28-30+. This is balanced against the business objectives of the event, which is to increase revenue. It was fun enough to keep me (an active but not strongly monetizing user) chasin

https://twitter.com/folkona_/status/1432545784080343047

Didn't really read any of them all the way through. As far as I can tell he was trying to get in their pants after they offered to work with him for free and inviting them to their homes. Only one of them has a story about him physically touching them and he doesn't even close the deal?

I dunno what this guy does, I guess something with DnD, and anything with DnD taking for fucking ever to get to the point. But, what bugged me about this one is that it's clearly coordinated, cross referenced and optimized for exposure, even down to the cross tweeting in sequentially optimal order. Starts with the most damning, incriminating and ac