Reminds me of Freeman’s Mind a bit

A small device is affixed under each player’s shirt that “pops,” making a hole in the shirt and oozing out a brownish liquid.

I mean, review inflating in the sense that the game is cheap, so a lot of people are probably jumping in now? 30 bucks and time since launch to have patched things probably makes for decent reviews, at this point.

Quick, someone try “FreeHongKong” and see what happens.

If we don’t get a Thomas The Tank Engine mod or DLC I will be disappointed.

Cue the music. Boy, that’s creepy thumbnail. 

If you think that’s creepy, you should see the Calcabrina.

See? You want to turn it into a racism thing because only white men are conservative right? Not gonna bite.

As a lifelong Democrat can I just say that the liberal bias in media has grown beyond tiresome. Roughly 50% of the US population is conservative. Conservatism includes a large swath of beliefs and opinions and yet anyone who so much as questions the most progressive views is instantly labeled a MAGA Nazi. Whatever…

“There are only two outcomes in this situation: die or run.”

They’re probably thinking something like “great, additional talented hands so maybe I won’t have to work 60-80 hour weeks on our next project.”

Yeah def clicked expecting to see gameplay.

“Look at the new Saints Row in action!”

They are, either intentionally or unintentionally, referencing Karl Marx’s famous quote “Religion is the opiate of the (common) people.”

I think you’re exaggerating just a bit here. 2017 estimates put them around 10 thousand dollars a day, and that’s if you consider “making money” to be equal to “generating revenue”. Even if you account for that estimate being an underestimate and growth over the last 3 years, they’re nowhere near even a million a day…

I’ll hold judgement until I can test it, but for now I’ll say.

Also, all of the Noble Team NPCs take their helmets off throughout the game’s cutscenes so...

I mean Red vs Blue has a decade plus of storytelling and popularity that rejects that point.

“let’s move the steering wheel (again)“