Guys, guys. Here’s an idea. Stay with me on this one.

“These days you have to wait 2-6 hours after release to find out if a game is broken. If it is, don’t buy it, even if there is a mod to fix it. Easy as that.”

“That is Bethesda’s fault, they are exploiting modders right now. And you blame the modders?”

Actually, if you watch that episode where they put Batman on trial (in Arkham, no less), Croc’s version of death sentence is “Hit him with a rock!”

It’s brilliant!

Right. Instead of the fix being free, I have to pay for it, for a game I already paid for.

“then don’t buy the game.”

1. So, you support publishers (intentional or not) releasing games broken and never bothering to fix it because someone out there will just mod it anyway, at, worst-case, no cost to them, and at best, they earn from it?

Scenario:

Scenario:

Scenario:

I see a lot of people (modders, perhaps) angry at this whole situation, calling out those who wanted free mods ‘pirates’ and ‘cheap ****’ other such names. Granted, effort deserves money.

“who is them? And do you agree with them?”
Trans people. Agree with them within the context of this article? 50/50.

Question: Why is it so important to mention that? I’m not against trans women, but, as some of them would say, gender is a social construct - so I’m confused.

Unless it had something to do with her death - which is also omitted, for reasons.

Ditto.

*sigh*

1. He tracked the Falcon in TESB, and managed to get away with Han Solo, narrowly avoiding the heroes.
   

Reminds me of this:

I’ll take the Jeep, and a Sbarro for takeout.