u/absGeekNZ

Whilst pricing everything at "what the market will bear" is valid; it is a shitty way to do business.

Valve has traditionally taken a longer view of things; if they sell a controller that you will love and use for years. Their reputation grows, especially if they are not gouging their customers for everything they can.

Valve will make more than enough by selling games via Steam; having an "optimized for Steam Controller" tag somewhere will keep those who already purchased happy; and drive more sales over the long run.

We can't have dirty ethnics hanging around now can we.

For you, the day the IDF graced your camp was the most important day in your life, but for me? It was Tuesday.

Welcome, and bring the syrup.

I would look to expand it to other countries in the future, in an EU style free movement of citizens type of arrangement.

Today?

I like the idea of closer ties with Canada and the UK, we already have very close ties with Aus.

Kind tit-for-tat is the best strategy.

But that assumes that you have rational actors on both sides of a game!

In New Zealand we have a "voting day" which is a Saturday, but you can vote before the day, there is no restriction. You can vote for a week before the election.

The last two elections, I cast an early vote because it fit better with my schedule.

Not really, did not vote is exactly the same as voted for the winner. In a FPTP not voting is saying whoever wins, that's what I wanted.