MS-DOS was successful. Perhaps CPM is a better choice?

Well CPM wasn’t a failure because MS-DOS was better technically. It was more down to other factors like IBM selling it for a much lower price than CPM for the IBM-PC.

So to the original comment I think the poster means it’s like MS-DOS, but Windows or some such will come next and bring it to the mainstream.

"After a few buildings and bridges fall down, the free market will punish those developers that built them"

We have this absurd combination of people that are working 40,50,60+ hours a week when some of them might prefer less, and people cant find any work so they are stuck at 0 hours a week.

I've heard that no one attempts suicide twice, but guns make it more likely that their first attempt succeeds

That is also correct:

>And for those who did not die, it's likely they would not try to commit suicide again. A 2002 review of 90 studies indicates that more than 90 percent of people who survive a suicide attempt won’t die from a later suicide attempt either.

The way that's worded makes it sound like they will go on to try again, but are very likely to fail again. It makes sense that that would be the case, but I don't think it's the point you're trying to make.

> I've heard that no one attempts suicide twice

Lots of people attempt suicide more than once, and many of them die by suicide when they try again.

Yup, it anti-scales. If anything its scale resistant. Its a red queens race.

USD,EURO,BTC

One of these is not like the others

And Visa can do 7x that in a minute

Making GPU prices great again

Its slightly immersion breaking, but you can save a lot of time by playing on smaller maps. Also quitting after you're 90% sure you've won and skipping the "mop-up" phase.

As much as people like to bash Red Alert 3, the AI in that game understood how to use most of the mechanics, including shipbuilding and shore bombardment.