Makes sense. I'm death on plagiarism, but this sounds legitimate. They should've definitely credited the works they quoted from, however.

Why call out problems? They'll obviously get fixed even if people don't talk about them.

You know, this hadn’t occurred to me until Cleganebowl, because I always assumed Jaime would kill Cersei, but it also could be referring to Sandor Clegane.

Yeah I also called the dragon melting the throne. Man, it was starting to look reeeeeally unlikely there at the end, but luckily they had the dragon melt it for no good reason.

You can get part of it by watching that Kotaku series that looks into the translation differences between the Japanese and English. I think it was called “let’s mosey”.

Yeah those three weeks really pushed her right over the edge.

Even women can make bad decisions when they’re backed into a corner. In the end, the game of thrones destroys everyone who plays it.

If you liked him in English, you’d love him in  japanese. Way cooler, more nuanced character.

Long ago, I read that in Japan it is considered fine or even a good thing to slurp your noodles. So, while I was in Japan, I slurped my noodles. It’s their country, their customs, so it does not bother me. This doesn’t seem like rocket science.

Offering such a weak explanation only makes you look worse. Nobody who plays would buy this. 

Okay, this is my favorite story so I have to tell it at least briefly. I was on a map that had a super evil biome. Specifically, anything dead would reanimate within moments, and begin trying to murder any living thing it saw. By doing some experiments, I was able to roughly map its dimensions. Dwarves generally were…

It is the first basic hurdle to jump for a better understanding of the game’s deeper mechanics.

Once more, emulators are not illegal in the U.S. Even five seconds of Google searching could tell you this.

Swing and a miss.

Your example isn’t wrong, but it’s not exactly a 1:1 comparison either. Regardless of what the swastika used to mean, it has only one meaningful association now. Whereas imitation as a concept can still be used to uplift or degrade. The annoying thing about a zero tolerance rule in this case is, people who wish only…

I cannot help but think that positive vs negative portrayal should be taken into account when it comes to this sort of thing. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, so long as one is not imitating in order to mock.

Prepare yourselves! Our yearly chapter is incoming!

I mean, nobody is aware of every meme or will catch every reference. Even with a roomful of people, some things aren’t going to get caught. 

Question that is raised: Why isn’t the content review process perfect and faultless?

Huh, I just wrote basically this same comment, right down to the sacrifice part. Glad it’s not just me.