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Crimson Skies with modern planes would be quite different than Crimson Skies.

Would Ace Combat scratch that itch? It's quite arcade-y. Or for a more indie take on the same formula, I had a lot of fun with Project Wingman. Neither has the same kind of pulp adventure storyline, but that may be as close as we have right now.

Am I out of touch? No, it's Valve who is wrong.

Production hasn't stopped, it has merely been paused forever.

Going to need a little more info. Is there a particular game you're interested in?

What's the NFL supposed to do, NOT broadcast the Cowboys to every TV in the country regardless of their record or opponent?

Mildly amusing. I ship UPS all the time at work, and always check all the options for the best balance of speed and cost. The number of times the cheapest option is estimated to arrive before a more expensive choice cracks me up. Not always, but way more than I'd expect.

Tim should just start his own store where he can set the rules and let the market decide whether or not they like the disclosures.

If he's right, his store would be a dominant force, and ... what's that? He's been trying that for the better part of a decade and nobody buys anything there?

c'est la vie

In your face, Neil Armstrong!

Lobster.

I'd continue to live my normal life during the day, but transform every night to sleep, and don't age during that time. Hell, any time I'm not doing something that requires a human body, just push pause on the aging process for a few hours. Careful application could get me an extra ~40-50% lifespan for free.

The lobster's biggest problem is always having to grow new shells. If every transformation puts me back exactly where I left off, that could be an issue, but with a part-time human to stock my own tank/pool, getting enough to eat as a lobster to get the energy to do that shouldn't be an insurmountable hurdle.

In hindsight, it was irresponsible to watch Robocop as a 10-year-old.