Your quest issue fixed now? @shikamaru317 

It wasn't mentioned in the patch notes they released for this update a couple of weeks ago, but I'll have to update the game and log-in to double check. 

Nope, still no fix for my progression blocking bug unfortunately, I still can't dock with The Den to finish Divided Loyalties, nor can I dismiss Andreja as a companion until Divided Loyalties is finished, so I can't continue with the main story. That makes over 4 months since I was hit with the bug with no fix.

Why would a bot have supporter status?

Love it!

This was my attitude until I began exploring asian dramas. Unfortunately it feels more like a curse than a blessing. Whereas 90% of western shows are woke garbage (be bothered or look down on the terminology for all I care, but the point stands they hardly make anything new that people want) and I could easily sub one month a year to watch everything I wanted on a specific platform, now I need 3 or 4 services most months to follow all the shows I want.

Right now:
Netflix- This is pretty much a mainstay platform for every type of show to begin with, but for asian dramas it also easily has the best selection+output of any service outside of ones specifically dedicated to them; current shows 'Captivating the King' and 'Doctor Slump' which are both off to solid starts.
Amazon Prime- Tends to be bloated with a bunch of trash but is managing to get some much better shows lately, also a bizarre lack of support for higher fidelity compared to Netflix and Disney+; current shows 'Death's Game' and 'Marry My Husband'.
Disney+- Seemed to only start outputting asian dramas in the last couple years and barely advertises them, but all the shows they put on tend to be high quality, notably 'Moving' which was arguably the best show of last year period; current shows 'Flex X Cop' (probably my favourite atm) and 'Shop for Killers'. Also later in February 'The Impossible Heir' and 'Shogun'(remake)-- a western show but set in Japan and looks incredibly promising.
Viki- A streaming service dedicated to asian dramas and fairly necessary if you want to follow shows outside of Korea; current shows ironically not any I'm totally into right now except maybe 'Mars', but I've got like 20-something older shows on my continue watching list (yeah, I have a problem).

The other major issue with asian dramas is there's hardly any support for physical media unlike anime. It's almost completely reliant on streaming services even if you want to watch old shows. The things I would do for an official blu-ray of 'Eternal Love (Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms)'.

Unfortunately this is the modern digital world as corporations want it and gaming is innevitably heading down this route, and the only people we can blame are the consumers who have spoken with our wallets and actions. When people eventually come to realise the control and rights we traded away only after the fact and want to complain, it'll barely warrant a roll of the eyes as even a blind person could see this coming.

Revenue growth from hardware sales! Surprised Microsoft even lol. Looks like those massive price cuts over the holiday season did some good after all!

Gaming is now MS's third biggest money maker. Well surpassed Windows.