Thankfully, Undertale has managed to avoid this issue. Mostly because Toby Fox more or less okayed any fan-merch that wasn’t sold in mass numbers on sites like Amazon.

Granted, a quick Amazon search will reveal tons of cheap knock-off merch. Most of which is using fan-art and even fan-fiction without getting written…

Yeah, you know what, there’s nothing they can say to make this better. You don’t lie to your customers, period. These decisions have been so absurdly scummy that it’s hard to believe anybody thought they’d be okay, even for a second!

Honestly, I kinda feel bad for Bungie here. Because It was almost certainly Activision…

Careful, or I might start talking about another JRPG where a goat made me cry. ;)

Translation: “It’s essentially true, but we’re going to cover it in a lot of fluff and faux-nuance, to make it seem more complicated.”

Basically, this guy didn’t like the direction EA wanted to take PopCap games, so a big red bullseye was on him during lay-off season. There’s really no need to dress it up more than…

There’s no such thing as an inherently racist art style, you nitwit.

Actually, it’s not just the female characters. The male characters are also utterly devoid of body hair. Depicting body hair that’s more detailed than a decal would require using more polygons. Final Fantasy XIV tends to be extremely thrifty with those.

In response to the, “well loot-boxes haven’t hurt things yet,” comments.

The fact that guaranteed hits are indeed guaranteed, doesn’t mean that rampant loot-boxes and microtransactions aren’t a problem. Consumers tend to put up with crappy business practices right up until they’re utterly fed up. This tends to lead to…

Throughout history, there have been INNUMERABLE distinct African cultures. Even if you only count African cultures that are still in existence, you still have hundreds if not thousands of distinct cultures.

Honestly, I’m a die-hard capitalist. But a bad deal is a bad deal, no matter what sort of justifications are used to try to justify it. People cannot be expected to forever pay more and more, simply because some publishers don’t know how to make games on a sane budget.

After all, sixty dollars is a lot of money…

At this point, there’s pretty much only one solution for this. They’re going to need to implement instanced housing in addition to zoned housing. They actually have dipped their toe in instanced housing a few times already, but every time they’ve done it, it was essentially akin to giving people a single small room…

I might note that the interview you guys linked to justify the rise of game development costs, is actually a great big fat lie. No game developer is paying all their employee’s 120K per year. Their highest value employee’s, sure I can see that. But for the most part, developers are rather underpaid, which is why the…

Two things.

1: This isn’t actually at all surprising. I’ve heard of small children doing this for years now. Though getting it on film for once is rather novel.

Welcome to the internet, where every fandom is the worst fandom! /sarc

Gotta say though. Considering how the second disc of Xenogears feels like a slideshow of what they had planned; it’d take more than a remaster to do it justice.

Translation: A Ton of People Hate Undertale because of YOUTUBE COMMENTERS.

Yeah, some exec somewhere thought that teens and young adults couldn’t possibly identify with an older protagonist, and therefore mandated that Vaan should get the top billing. The fact that Vaan literally no development or even a horribly strong tie to events later in the game well demonstrates that he was never…

This was never going to be a Miles Morales movie. Considering that most casual fans of comics have no idea who Miles is, should make it obvious why that simply wasn’t going to happen. As such, it isn’t appropriate to judge this film in that manner. It should be judged on its own merits, as a Peter Parker story, not a…

This is one of the benefits to being an Undertale fan instead. At least we KNOW Toby is trolling us! XD

“More than one instrument.”

Yes please! Seriously, Setsuna’s soundtrack was amazing at first but quickly became grating because every, track, used the same, blasted, instrument! I love piano pieces, but you some little diversity to prevent those sorts of tracks from becoming completely monotonous.

Not really. With Gift, you’re subtracting a letter, with Gin you’re making a substitution. To make a substitution, you need to both do more work and make more assumptions.

Therefore a one letter subtraction is closer in terms of spelling. I will grant you that gin has a closer pronunciation to GIF when spoken with a…