This seems about right. People hate watching ads, people like subscribing to Netflix, Hulu, etc, people like Patreon (though in smaller quantities than they like Netflix). Granted, people also like free, but asking people to entertain you and forego all monetization isn’t really practical.

My thoughts exactly.

I love that Luthor took over as Darkseid because he heard the Apokalips prophecy that said the planet would be led by a great hero from Metropolis and assumed without hesitation that it was describing him.

They could easily put something together on the state of affairs in Mario Maker, highlighting standout levels or trends and maybe sharing plans for DLC/improvements if any exist.

All of those headlines have actual information in them. They’re not just “A Cool Thing Happened - Read Past The Lede To Find Out What!”

I think it’s not so much the “horror” so much as the ability to say YouTube Red is COMPLETELY ad-free instead of “ad-free most of the time except the channels that opted out.”

Phillies fan, big fan of Utley in particular, but this kid rules.

If they cut the “Steeley-eyed missile man” bit I will rage.

If a Lupin anime wasn’t set in Clichefest something, I’d demand my money back.

Lupin was a huge influence on Bebop, so it’s only fair to return the favor.

Yeah, it would be much more out of place NOT to have it featured prominently.

I don’t see how it’s possible for anybody not attending this game to have fucked up by doing so.

Where else would you go to talk about toilets?

I think Chip’s made some bad moves too, but violence isn’t the answer.

It’s only a problem at all because Bungie chose to make it one.

What if I’m still playing it but not enough to justify another $40 investment? If I’d be perfectly happy killing time in the former endgame content once or twice a week, but don’t care to go through an entire new expansion, Bungie just told me to get lost.

There’s a monk set that turns you into Kenshiro from FOTNS! Good fun.

Yes, Tom Hardy’s accent was terrible, but Tom Hardy’s accents are ALWAYS terrible, to the point where I’m pretty sure it’s performance art. Do you really think the Dark Knight Rises script called for Sean Connery?

If they were going to try and do something with that one, I can’t think of a better strategy than the long pause making it seem like Ghost couldn’t find the right word to finish that sentence.

“Nobody wanted the headache” is easy to say knowing in hindsight that nobody was going to sign him — and therefore, no team that passed on him would be made to pay for it when they had to pitch to him. Why, its almost like they did know that at the time! Which would be collusion.