Well, the Diablo developer actually got shut down back in 2005 so...

It’s not assault, but it could well constitute harassment. I mean, if I was to make a drawing of myself teabagging somebody else and mail it to them it would be harassment. Why wouldn’t it be doing the same in a virtual world?

The key in the discussion is whether this is happening between friends, where an implicit…

Bette Midler is a Broadway diva. You know what that means?

That means that, no matter who they cast, she’s not going to consider them good enough to fill her shoes. The whole “My character is very, very broad and I don’t know who they’re going to find to play that” is her way of saying there’s nobody in this world who…

I’ve read a bunch of fans dislike it, and just yesterday read an article where a columnist (!) said ST:D was “done for” because the tardigrade science was faulty (ie, real tardigrades can’t absorb DNA.) Apparently that single thing was enough for him to consider the series unwatchable, and he had to write an article…

Yeah, I know Spacey should be given the benefit of the doubt, but with the current scandal and the rather high chance more allegations will appear (although I seriously hope none of them will come from people who were underage when it happened) it will be VERY difficult for Spacey to survive.

And yes it sucks majorly…

Oh I can see that, but last I checked G.E.O wasn’t Netflix’s CEO nor had he anything to do with SC:D, so it’s not like that’s actually happening :P

Still if you ask me, I’m for properly finishing the series. Sure, tell people it’s all suspended for now, wait a month or two, then tell them you’re resuming production…

Why are we fixating on SC:D?

Oh I don’t think Wright would want to be in Star Trek Discovery. Not that she’ll be hungering for a job even if HoC gets cancelled anyway. She’s racked up quite the image as a producer/director in HoC, she’ll snag a contract for another series without even trying.

The same number of jobs doesn’t mean the same number of jobs for the same people. Sure Robin Wright won’t have a problem getting a new job, but the smaller actors, those parts that move the story beyond the protagonists, and the technical positions - they may well be out of a job they were counting on. Season 6 was…

It’s already been renewed for a second season, and it’s generally well received except for Star Trek fans, go figure...

technology no one even wanted like google glass

They don’t indeed, but Gamestop has always shielded itself from any complaints by stating people have a right to sell their belongings, that being their game discs, and developers can’t stop them.

Issue is, what GS is proposing now is no longer selling, but renting. I’ve heard some attempts to stop this failed, but…

Oh, yeah. I remember when 3D TVs were going through that stage. And Google Glass. And before that? HD-DVD, DivX, Laserdiscs, Zip drives, the Virtual Boy, dot-com investments, and so on.

Nothing to worry about.

You know what was also a new technology going through growing pains? 3D. And Google Glass. And before that? HD-DVD, DivX, Laserdiscs, Zip drives, the Virtual Boy, dot-com investments, and so on.

Truth is, most new technologies going through growing pains never catch on. VR could work in some settings, namely on museums…

I don’t know what last season you watched, because the one I watched had a bunch of shit happen. Most didn’t make sense and some storylines came out of nowhere, but stuff happened nonetheless.

And the bubble begins to burst...

Somebody should try it sooner rather than later tho, or they run the risk of some not-too-big idiot with little to lose making a game glorifying nazis and having a court rule against videogames as art because of that.

Haven’t you thought maybe it isn’t a sudden decision?

Because it looks to me like they had already planned to end it and simply broke the news now to profit from the scandal by “taking a stand.” I don’t think any of the major media producers would be able to cancel a flagship series as a knee-jerk reaction like this if…

Dunno about Spacey being over it, I’d think not since it was sort of his vehicle to mainstream love again, but indeed the series was getting diminishing return, the plot growing contrived, and the critics weren’t loving it as much lately.

I think the series was already planned to end, Netflix simply broke the news…

Doesn’t mean much tho. The fact that they “decided” on this within less than 24 hours from when the news regarding Spacey broke out makes it look like a stunt. House of Cards was probably done for already (in fact, the way the latest season ended hinted at it,) Netflix simply found a great moment to announce it AND…