This has never been true. Daggerfall and Morrowind, for example, were huge successes for Bethesda despite players falling through the floor into an infinite void several times a day. There are countless other examples of horribly buggy games.
Before home internet, PC games magazine cover disks (they did 💾 type for years before CDs) were my main channel of getting very welcome patches.
I can suggest an explanation - conservation of mass/ energy.
let's assume that Lt Riker's ship had to use up at least 40kg of antimatter (and 40kg of matter, but that's cheap) to generate the energy for that transporter operation that produced a whole extra 80kg Riker.
that's a bare minimum with perfectly efficient engines and transporters, so it was probably well over 70kg of antimatter.
the Dominion decides that a few years of growing and training new troops is far less expensive than spending so much antimatter.
California-class ships are weirdly huge. The way people talk about their missions and status , I initially thought they're meant to be smallish starships, like Intrepid-class, but they're almost Nebula-class size. Plenty of room inside those pylons for multiple lift shafts.
She made it to full colonel by the time of Atlantis, same rank as the full-time commanders of Earth's biggest space carriers.
Not now, Madeline!
Sony recently announced they'll stop making discs for Playstations in 2028.
This has never been true. Daggerfall and Morrowind, for example, were huge successes for Bethesda despite players falling through the floor into an infinite void several times a day. There are countless other examples of horribly buggy games.
Before home internet, PC games magazine cover disks (they did 💾 type for years before CDs) were my main channel of getting very welcome patches.
but then the other three wouldn't get to support Anyone But England.
And the UK plays as four separate teams.
More, if you include Isle of Man, Gibraltar, etc...
British India is now five smaller countries tbf.
it's curry and naan with fewer steps.
hey hey, who shot two Jem'Hadar at once breaking his little brother out of jail? Quark, son of Keldar, that's who!
i still have a vague mistrust of file extensions longer than three characters.
like a glass walkway, i know .jpeg is just as safe as .jpg, but there's a hint of uneasiness.
the show is called Extras
Ian McKellen explaining that he's not actually a wizard is another brilliant scene
YouTube is a platform for millions of accounts, it's not a monolith of uniform quality.
Two-Bit DaVinci is respected and credible.
I can suggest an explanation - conservation of mass/ energy.
let's assume that Lt Riker's ship had to use up at least 40kg of antimatter (and 40kg of matter, but that's cheap) to generate the energy for that transporter operation that produced a whole extra 80kg Riker.
that's a bare minimum with perfectly efficient engines and transporters, so it was probably well over 70kg of antimatter.
the Dominion decides that a few years of growing and training new troops is far less expensive than spending so much antimatter.
ozone is 0₃
The vast majority of authoritarians are supporters of authoritarian systems, not really aspiring to be the leader / tyrant themselves.
even melting gravel and pebbles together to make climbing spikes.
California-class ships are weirdly huge. The way people talk about their missions and status , I initially thought they're meant to be smallish starships, like Intrepid-class, but they're almost Nebula-class size. Plenty of room inside those pylons for multiple lift shafts.
It did come up again, it's just not many people made it to near the end of Discovery.
Paleontologist? probably was just there for his "dinosaurs built the pyramids" theory.
mightier than the sword