Devs design a game that will reach the majority of people. Not the smaller super PC gamer market.
"Aryan Goes Black and Doesn't Cum Back!"
The skittles, before anyone misunderstands.
And it gets even better on YouTube:
The whole case makes me absolutely sick. That people are willing to forgive and forget and work with a dude who literally sodomized a child... ugh. I just can't. If I knew a dude did that I'd want nothing to do with him, yet Hollywood lets this guy have a pass. Ugh. UGH.
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My philosophy exactly. Why pick just one?
No, you actually did, you just weren't affected by it. It's a fucking mature-rated game and no one should have bought it for you.
I guess bad parenting is international.
Shouldn't be a surprise. Most massive, out of touch publishers probably want every one of their games to be an MMO.
MMO stands for Massivly Multiplayer Online. With only one dude buying an Xbox One, I don't know how Multiplayer will work.
"90% of everything is crap."
Spoken like someone who has no idea of the difference between prescriptive vs descriptive grammar.
"A man's standards"? You mean your standards are abysmally low. You certainly don't speak for the rest of the group.
I hate how synonyms work these days in our overly politically correct culture. I take pride in being a geek, being nerdy, etc. I definitely have that side to me. I embrace it.
But in most cases that it's used now, it's not a derogatory word. Nowadays it's an overall descriptor for hobbies including science fiction, fantasy, cartoons, video games, and tabletop gaming. If I say "Hey, look at all of the geeks!", it's used to identify people who probably share some of the same hobbies such as…
You don't seem to understand how word amelioration or language reclamation works. Language meaning evolves over time, and words rarely stick to their original meaning and usage for the duration of their existence. See words like 'silly', which used to mean holy and pious, but as a reflection of changing social…
Real geeks generally aren't insensitive douchebags who call people (or think of people as) "retards". They also tend not to exclude people for not being socially awkward enough (really?). Don't worry about all these fake geeks cramping your style. You're not actually a geek. You're an antisocial dick. It's a lot like…
I call myself a geek proudly because I don't buy the insult. Sure, it may have been defined as such by people in the past, and may continue to be so, but definitions change. Having social issues? Most people do. Why should I be insulted by that? Weirdo? So? Better to be unique than just like everyone else.