No, this was a DC book.

The headline sets it up as a binary choice -- worst, or most excessive. It is neither. If you didn’t write the headline, so be it, but the headline makes me not want to read the article because, again, Ready Player One.

It’s the future, he’s a Martian, porque no los dos?

Is it even necessarily whitewashing? Shamelessly lifted from Wiki...

“Randomly.”

Ya wanna buy a monkey?

Ultimately, this is the problem. If I can create my own character, then why do you need the Marvel license? I can be Iron Man’s relatively similar but legally distinct little buddy instead? Like when they came out with that X-Men game where you could play as a new student, but really, I just want to be Nightcrawler.

They kind of have to be grindfest now, don’t they? How many successful subscription model MMOs are there currently that aren’t WOW?

Slimy assholes don’t resign because they should. They resign when the consequences are worse for them not to.

Maybe platform dependent? I played on PC with zero issues. Granted, that still made it the soulless, generic cousin of Mass Effect, but it was the soulless, generic cousin with zero issues. I don’t think Andromeda was even that bad, it just didn’t hold up story-wise to the rest of the series.

You screw up a solid game this bad because beat em ups make for weird GAAS games. In general, GAAS is bad, but of the few games that have tried the beat-em-up co-op, none have really worked. Code has not been cracked, if it can be.

People still call it The Pond. I think there’s a difference between the corporate names of concert venues and sports arenas.

Granted, we all hated Staples when it was originally named that. Step down from Great Western Forum.

Except clearly that’s not the case, because there’s a shitton of hot chicks who aren’t getting her numbers — that’s literally the point of this article. She’s clearly doing something more than just being hot.

And this is you “I don’t understand basic counting, or how a subscription service model works!”

I’m assuming the episode would be more Dennis and Mac battling it out for whether or not Charlie would get vaccinated, like in the Science is a Liar Sometimes bit.

It makes a difference because the article said Gamepass brought in players. You brought up Steam. Steam is not going to show how many players Gamepass brought in. Direct line of logic. Saying “But they made no money on Steam!” is irrelevant to you not knowing how many Gamepass players there are. Is the game a…

You realize that has nothing to do with you not knowing how many players are playing on Gamepass? You’re moving goalposts far beyond where any statement was made.

You do realize that Microsoft paid Square for the subscription rights to the game, right? They don’t just get it on the platform for free, they had to pay. Yes, I’m not specifically giving Square any money, but Microsoft is, presumably from my subscription fees. 

It does, because they aren’t going to be counted in the steam numbers. You don’t know how many people are playing on Xbox PC. That’s the beginning and ending of the point I was making -- Steam numbers leave out anyone playing on Xbox PC.