That whole post a logical fallacy: false dilemma

It’s like the dark age of american comics all over again, where everyone was tripping over themselves to sell “rare” first issues of numerous new series.

Hence why so many actors seem “off” when acting in a void that has to be filled afterwards.

Ho! great......

Koan of the day: Needs in time of plenty don’t translate well in a scarcity.

No honor among thieves.

The second time was the charm.

There is about a hundred books explaning this and beyond. Google “Just in Time” and be amazed.

How about gaming with low or even medium settings? That way you can get a cheap GPU now and wait the shortage out. (Pricier overall, but if you can shell out 500$ USD for a graphic card you canb afford it)

Your whole argument falls apart when one recognizes that anti-cheats measure come in various size and shapes and those INSIDE the game code are not inherently better than those outside.

This bears repeating: congrats for the organizers to openly embrace SonicFox like this, and making him a rock star on equal footing as the others.

Well, since this age is also often the age when people find out who they are, in all stripes of their being, I won’t blame SonicFox for sticking with it.

Not an expert, but the term being an “umbrella” is ok for the time being. Some people are legit confused, so this simplification will help grease the wheel of acceptance for a while.

As a Montréaler myself, I must send this link in any lessons or discussions about Québécois french. It’s like maple syrup sharing:

Yeah, I listened to the videos, and there is a distinct “reading from a page” vibe from this voice acting. Definitely could be better, but the exotic aspect of hearing good french (as opposed to incredible one) for a non-trained ear is very much on par with the general tone of the article.

That’s not a reason for Sony’s failure; it’s an excuse. Sony is plenty big and experienced enough to have foreseen this and tried to smooth edges before people started complaining.

Trust me, when something prevents you from playing your games on a console, be it the wrong version, absent saves or other shenanigans, you immediately go into survival mode and waste precious minutes/hours/days trying to correct the problem; minutes that would better be spent playing the game if the manufacturer…

Indeed. My comment was a step in logic, but the original formulation is open to interpretation.

Probably a few reasons: 1) The event itself was less than 24 hours old, so most articles were aleready prepared for that cycle. 2) Gawker is a blog collective, not a journal. They are not required to report incident like these immediately unless something is special about them. 3) The special part took place AFTER…

That character, upon it’s introduction, nearly destroyed my will to continue this series....