I don’t hate the idea of having a game in the Metroid universe without Samus. What I just don’t get is the art style. The chibi proportions of the soldiers just don’t seem to fit with any visual style previously seen in the IP.

If I don’t have any hope that a world is anything other than horrible things happening to people, then I am no longer vested in that world.

YOUR WISH HAS BEEN GRANTED.

It begins...

Which is why we don’t see demos. That’s basically what this looks like, people are buying the game, realizing it’s not good or worth the price, and getting a refund. That sounds like how I’d use the refund system, as a way to check out the game (sort of like Sony’s 60 minute trial on some games).

I do feel pretty stupid now. Not because you’re an expert in trying to divert from my argument through derision and nonequivalence, but because I’ve wasted my time arguing with a fool.

I had no idea DC had a MOBA.

Heroic Legend of Arslan based on a series of books by Yoshiki Tanaka based on Persian legend with covers done by Yoshitaka Amano which the movies and OAVs tried to match. the later version is based off the manga adaptation by Hitomu Arakawa of that series of books.

Have to agree, leading up with the late 70’s, the 80’s was the Golden Age of Anime with OAVs, movies and tv into the 90 was the best for artists. Now it filler mostly and some good shows here and there.

If you’re looking for western animation, may I recommend the Secret of Kells to you? It’s pretty unique.

He’s not wrong, though. People are going to take this out of context and only read the lede, which is a shame.

Says “uh-oh” before he farts.

I find it reeeaaaally interesting that my generation (X, barely - I’m 34) gets lumped in either with Boomers or Millenials, depending on who is smugly telling us how much we suck.

But, honestly, it doesn’t even matter, because the idea that he thinks we’re choosing between $40K a year and $100K a year goes to show that he knows basically nothing about the subject he decided the write over 1,000 words on.

I actually read his quote as saying that we would rather work for less at a job we like than make good money at something boring. Because wanting to find fulfillment in your job is like soooo narcissistic and selfish, ammiright?

That’s adorable that they think most of us are choosing between a cool, fulfilling $40K-a-year job doing what we love and a less cool $100K-a-year job. Most of us are choosing between a shitty $20K-a-year job that we hate and no fucking job whatsoever.

Along those lines, is it really a bad thing to prefer a $40k job you love instead of a $100k job you despise? (Or a “lame” job in the words of the article.) I would much rather get paid less and not spend time every Sunday night thinking about how much I’m dreading the next five days, even if I get paid well. Money…

What has five hands and is that conflicted?

I’m extremely conflicted about that scene.