The Backrooms is like SCP but no one with any writing chops took part in it. Every story or room is the same formula of what if this level is a spooky(insert location) and it has (random item(s) or monsters) in it.

It’s interesting isn’t it? Characters in fiction associating themselves with villains to fulfill their wants while people in the real world convince themselves it might be ok to give an actual scumbag money. The in-fiction answer is the same as the real world answer: Slytherine will remain as long as people don’t mind…

It’s far more dire when you consider one of those people is an engineer at Sony and the other is his conjoined twin he partially absorbed in utero.

Interestingly those are the same people that complained that there’s no way a slim super model looking character can have the strength and athleticism to pull off moves seen in most games( notably in Japanese games) but now that women protagonists are being depicted as tougher and physically resilient they are…

Does that also mean you think putting security features like 2Factor behind a paywall if evey other dog shit social site decides to do it like Twitter is planning? The whole conceit of this article seems to misunderstand what verification originally meant and what dictates good ideas.

I haven’t played Sunbreak or the frostmaps in MHW but does the main character have dialogue or are you referring to the MH Riders?

Seems like people just can help but put their foot in their mouths, but at least she didn’t try to say that the FTC is an Unconstituanal institution. Now that is going into the deep end.

Check some of them out, they are very talented. Ari@home I think is one of the stand outs and he regularly makes improvish sets based on what's being said on chat.

Not to mention Jason has a whole family to take care of. Real shitty situation there. Hopefully he and Jess saw this coming and planned for it.

It was the marketing that made it look annoying. There were two pieces of Marketing that came out before the game was released and both were boss fights where the guns were talking non-stop taking the role as a overly obvious hint system and in your face game design criticism. Just a case of bad First impressions.

A point system is used to limit army size to keep things fair.

I can’t say, I don’t think I am legally allowed to view either since I am neither a 80 year old cyborg and I can not watch Hyper Porn without irrevocably changed by it.

I think the forefathers said it best “absolute anime tiddies, corrupts absolutely”-Samuel L Jackson.

Sorry, the folks at Unstable Diffusion only plan to make Ultraporn and you have to be over 80  years old and be made of mostly machine parts and donated organs to even view it legally.

Unfortunately unless any other real penalties are levied against companies with these sorts of practices, a slap on the wrist to the tune of 520m isn’t going to hurt a company like Epic much less make them learn any lessons. I’d like to say making stronger, easier to use tools for parents to actually oversee and…

Yup, when measuring the pros and cons, the practice makes lots of sense for all involved. That said I’m in no rush to give Blizzard money.

Yeah, that’s what I thought from seeing a few clips. Hearing Roiland’s (I think)voice making very safe for work jokes absent of any barrage of crude jabs is strange to hear. Guess I'll check out that cartoon about the deep state if it's any good.

I've seen this a few times with multi platform games. The company is trying to avoid a ton of different skus for different editions on top of different platforms. Also helps buyers who find special editions being available but for a different platform.

In terms of silly Sci fi cartoons how would you compare Solar Opposites to Star Trek: Lower Decks.

As someone who played the early games on split screen pvp, the only balance that can exist would be the understanding that everyone can use all the same good parts and bad parts and only a fraction of existing parts would be viable.