If they increased the wages or hired more people, the items would necessarily cost more. This is how businesses work.

Necromancer was my fave in Diablo 2 and I usually pick the edgy dork magickz class if there is one (warlocks, blood mages, necromancers) so it was a no-brainer.

Maybe it’s a cynical act, but donating $60, 000 and highlighting professional research on the topic is an act I wish more people would do.

Not even one comment about Schreier delaying games again.

Meanwhile people starve and the world is burning

“20 Best Films of All Time — Ranked By An Expert Jury”

How did far cry 4 make the list over, say, link to the past? as the list says, “any game where you can hang-glide over a waterfall is fine by me”. and you know what? they’re right! that ruled! and if that makes it one of their favourite games of all time, then it deserves a spot on their list.

I know, ad something I’m definitely a fan of, the general tendency is one of the reasons I haunt the Kotaku comment section, rather than say PC Gamer or IGN. The comment wasn’t directed at the writers or Kotaku in general

I did not know about those historical events, thus it is a spoiler for the game

Most in the photo have round pointed-toe, glossy-looking boots with no laces like they all just stepped off the set of The Matrix or something.

Admitting you don't know something =/= getting mad about spoiling historical events from over 150 years ago 

You know what happens as a direct result of the Meiji Restoration and Japan’s rise to international power? The colonization of Taiwan and Korea. The horrific genocide against Chinese civilians. Empires demand resources, and modern Japanese history is inextricably tied to wider Asian suffering and bloodshed.

Sonnō jōi

“When the city burns down, it actually hurts to watch the bright flames engulf the local market.”

ER was my first magic build too, there were just so many cool options and damn if big meteor rock doesn't bonk dragons. When I replayed DS Remastered I did a Pyromancer build because of it, very fun!

It absolutely isn’t when compared to what Russia is doing to Ukraine. But I’m glad you acknowledge your comment is, indeed, harcore whataboutism.

High respect for that, the consistency in your values is a credit to you and something I wish was more widely shared in opposing warmongering wherever it occurs

That’s a fair take, and I pick up what you’re laying down.

That’s very fair.

This will probably come across as hardcore “whataboutism”, so with that out of the way: