You’re trying to say what you, and others experience was the only normal.

You assume I think it’s normal. I didn’t say it was.

Maybe the average reader here has no concept of physical fitness, because everyone seems to be acting like this is a feat. It is not.

or, the average person now a-days is in terrible shape and should be able to do a routine of basic body weight exercise without being exhausted.

No.

You described his experience of church as non representative of basically all churches.

“he’s out of touch because he experienced a different thing than I generalize it to be”

They’re not getting it though. 2K games is.

The Epic Store isn’t giving more money to developers, as this deal was done with 2k, and not Gearbox. This is just more money to line the pockets of executives, and overall, the EGS tacks on plenty of fees the customer has to pay for. Ultimately games there aren’t going to be cheaper, or earning developers more money.

You’re right, you didn’t say anything about food. I haven’t had enough coffee yet. My apologies. I got your message and another one mixed up in my tired old cabeza.

No.

Sorry Nick, it’s not “Sheer larceny”. It’s industry standard. Only now is that “standard” shifting. But it is, and has been the standard cut Publishers take since the 70's.

30% is industry standard across tons of industries. It’s not insane. It’s normal.

It’s pretty hard for you to allow other people to share their opinions, huh?

Sekiro is not dark souls 4. If you’re thinking it is I’m not sure what you’ve read.

You do know there is a god damn wealth of games out there right? Modern, old, new? There’s just a mountain of incredible titles that have really only gotten better. As a “old guy” myself(considering this sites userbase) I have to say you gotta look cause there’s some good shit out there.

It’s really not that hard. It just asks you to play IT’S way. Souls games never did that before, so die hard souls fans who really loved that part of it are let down because they can’t use different strategies to win. It’s a fair criticism, but this game is designed around being Sekiro, the titular character.

The one thing I’d want to point out is, if you look at the hateful comments, they’re poorly voted. In Reddit terms, this means they’re hidden. If this is the “toxicity” we’re talking about, and most people are already justifiably voting it down, is it as much of a problem as we’re claiming it is? The good people are…

So exactly what you’re doing? Neat. :) 

If your original comment in no way passes judgement on people, then I guess you’re not a hypocrite