Okay, there you go. The rules are you grow your own Pokemon. Seems pretty straightforward.

You seem like the type who'd walk in to a Pokemon TCG tourney and complain because tbey wouldn't let you use the three copies of a card you printed off at home.

The best part about this whole thing is that even as Musk mocks his most loyal sycophants they’ll still continue to lick his boots.

I love when people get hung up on the metaphor instead of the argument being made.

And then everybody starts complaining that it takes too long to bake a pie so why can’t they just buy one it only makes sense.

The only thing that is even sort of grindy is getting Tera shards, and if people can’t be bothered to do even a few minutes of playing you needed to get them, then I really don’t care about the complaints.

People who don’t cheat have to grind because cheaters have made that the only way to be competitive against them. You’re arguing for the equivalent of allowing doping in sports because it’s become so prevalent the only way to be competitive is to also dope.

Right. All of which you’d have to actually do if you couldn’t just magic up the exact Pokemon you wanted/needed and instead had to work with what was available to you in the time you could afford to play.

No, I’m actually okay with new talent being given an opportunity to find work instead of a handful of actors being cast “in perpetuity” because a bunch of nerds can’t cope with their own limited time on this planet.

and will use AI going forward.

this is only eliminating grind that has nothing to do with the competition.

Having someone grind that out in a game is total crap.

David Zaslov: (nodding) “Interesting. Okay...but have you considered Batman?”

My pre-emptive condolences to whichever VA inevitably gets bullied off Twitter after being announced as the replacement.

Even if they weren’t before, the money coming in from the movie will likely cement it.

Bro he’s singing about “welfare queens” which has been a right-wing boogeyman since Reagan.

I’m sorry, does his shirt say “Goochland?”

I once asked a girl if she’d like to come back to my place to smash Gears. Judging by the drink I got thrown in my face she must have been a Playstation fan.

Hell, the whole article reads like that.

Kinda shows you Kotaku isn’t hiring based on video game knowledge anymore, eh?