I’ll allow this!

The Force Awakens pretty much killed my enthusiasm for episodes 8 and 9. This is a big ‘ole “meh” until we have proof that the story will actually make sense.

They did the same thing with The Force Awakens. They just don’t use it in the official title or logos anymore.

Few of the posters called TFA “Episode VII” either. The roman numerals will probably still be in the opening crawl, but my guess is that they excised them from the posters to make them look nicer (and, as always, distance them from the prequels).

Meh. The teaser for Episode VII looked good, but that turned out to be a pretty mediocre film. I’ll pass on the hype train.

“We’re going to bring something new, something revolutionary. We call it Jedii U.”

One of my only problems now is that I have a hard time not hearing the Joker in Mark Hamill.

This is Marvel. Every black person in America apparently lives in Harlem.

Excellent. We’ve conditioned you to hate millions of people you’ve never met, pre-judged on the behaviour of a subset of them, most of whom you’ve also never met but have read about on the internet (e.g. this article). All we need to do now is turn that tendency towards prejudice in a racial direction. I see you later…

I love Black Panther as a character. I LOVE Kirby’s run on him. I LOVE Christopher Priest’s take on him. I pretty much worship Hickman’s use of him.

I’m struggling for a way to put this without getting murdered: I don’t see how Hugo nominations are some kind of rebuttal of Marvel’s statement. Before and especially after the puppy fiascos of late the Hugo’s are exactly the “forum” that speaks/advocates for the parties that would be upset by marvels announcement. …

Yeah like that nerd that donated 3.6 billion to eradicate malaria, tuberculosis and AIDS. The worst.

I’m pretty sure this is proof positive that Nintendo really does have an abusive relationship with its fans.

Nintendo fans, congrats, you’re the gaming equivalent of a DV victim who stays through the beatings.

Like, the salt is there of course, but aesthetically, I actually agree. You look at Rein(I know, not a robot) and he looks freaking badass. Orisa looks, like, friendly and cute and non-threatening.

Design is pretty cool. Abilities don’t sound that exciting but hey a new tank

Orisa has a more sleek and rounded design, compared to the blocky design for the older Bastion bots. And the face resembles South African masks.

Huh....somehow a robot centaur was made to look startlingly boring. incredible.

Huh. If that isn’t the dumbest shit I’ve seen in a long while, I don’t know what is. Instead of getting a cool, melee focused tank, we get another ranged tank. And, to top it all off, it’s generic looking robot centaur. I don’t know how the fuck you can make a robot centaur with an arm cannon look boring, but boy…

Blizzard heard the calls for a tank with a vicious melee attack, fun personality and celebrity voice (Doomfist/Terry Crews), and gave us a robot tank with no personality and a ranged attack.

I hope the game doesn’t look ridiculous in a year or two. Something about the design of this character bugs me especially when you compare it to the other heroes.