As long as it doesn’t get very full, like 90%+ there will be 0 difference in your case.

Im a huge fan of the Warcraft rts games but you are right. Especially the first Warcraft felt like an ancient game compared to the first C&C, the controls were horrific (no right clicking on resources to send peons to it lol).

That does make sense, interesting stuff.

It was extremely close to collapse, so they spent a DECADE researching. That’s ballsy.

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Glad you came up with great counter evidence though!

Now we wait for the merger with Yutani.

Rest in peace you goodest girl

Why, the laptop came with Windows so it has a license. Why not use it?

Nice try google employee!

I was so lucky. I didn’t think I would be able to play it, still rocking a Pentium 3 700 mhz pre built pc with a ATI Rage 128 Pro. Then suddenly, just a few days before the release, my dad comes with a new pc: Pentium 4 3000 mhz, GeForce FX 5600 GT and a brand new 19 inch CRT Ilyama monitor. It played the shit out of Doom 3. Those were the days hehe.

Such an odd but perfect comparison lol.

The way Dungeon Siege does this: A separate multiplayer map that you can play after finishing the story.

The way Elder Scrolls Online does it: Some enemies remain, some turn neutral. For example, you fix a curse that affects ghosts in a zone, the ghost enemies are no longer hostile unless you attack them (according to the quest they are stuck in this world but they no longer see you as a threat). There are some other enemies still in the zone that have nothing to do with that quest that you can still farm.

The way Grim Dawn does it: Way lesser mobs will spawn in the zone. Some still spawn because they are remnants of the enemy. You can still farm there.

I am sure there are more options out there.

There are a ton of better solutions for that, but I guess Blizzard doesn’t have the creativity anymore, after almost everyone left te company.

I hate phonecalls, why did we have to invent it?

No that will severely damage my masculinity, Or something like that.