Expensive or not?

[Susimetsa]

There are downsides to marketing a game to the demographic who played the original Elite games. Back then, we had all sorts of home computer wars (which one was the best, which one had best games etc.). It seems that we are perfectly willing to continue that tradition by starting to wage war on which game is better than some other game.

It's all down to our personal preferences in the end. They, in turn, are not affected only by reality and logic but also our emotions and so-called "added value" (such as, which game our friends play and want to talk about).

Useless, this argument is.

 

[Riandor]

Of course. But in the end, money makes the world go round and round.

Actually it's gravity!

 

[Susimetsa]

Actually it's gravity!

Actually, gravity is known to slow it down! Earth's rotation, for example, is slightly slower each year. Some planets are even tidally locked with the objects that they rotate around (such as Moon).

 

[Geraldine]

There are downsides to marketing a game to the demographic who played the original Elite games. Back then, we had all sorts of home computer wars (which one was the best, which one had best games etc.).

Actually, I had an idea how that old computer war could continue in the game.

 

[Susimetsa]

Actually, I had an idea how that old computer war could continue in the game.

Ah, Amiga... I really need a bigger house with a cozy, out-of-the-way basement room that I could dedicate to Amiga and C-64 and...

 

[Riandor]

Actually, gravity is known to slow it down! Earth's rotation, for example, is slightly slower each year. Some planets are even tidally locked with the objects that they rotate around (such as Moon).

True, but we only go round and round due to gravity, otherwise we would float around space until we were pulled into a gravitational well.

On the other argument... Amiga.... droool, the gaming rig of champions.