Don’t most Dairy Queens these days also server burgers and chicken? All the ones around here do.

Yes. Most of this intel actually old information that every military in the world already knew. It’s just considered confidential due to regulation on how military equipment should be treated.

Yes Horders usually just add to the pile and never even bother taking the purchase out of the bag......ever.

factory seals or not if a box is that corroded then there will be hints of shit on the packages of the games themselve and the shrinkwrap would be discolored from decaying matter around it. This is bullshit. I have cleaned out hoarders houses after they passed with my uncle when he was short handed. Things that were…

It’s filthy in here except magically all these sealed video games are barely dirty at all.

So like why are we routing for a rapist?

Oh holy fuck I forgot about the forced impregnation part, too. Jfc WHY are we doing this.

just adding to the voices saying turning this character into any kind of good guy is really really fucked up

“Yes, the deranged old man from Don’t Breathe is now a #girldad, struggling with his daughter’s practically Disney-ready dreams: She wants to be where the people are, even if that just means spending more time with the kids from the local group home she sees around town”

The wishlist is the quickest way I check to see if any of the games I am interested are on any given sale. Sheesh Sony, its not like that is a hard feature to keep/implement on your store front.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

It's almost certainly bullshit, but a mascot punching a kid is the most Philadelphia sports thing in the world.

“From a practical point of view, which I think is an essential consideration, limiting recovery to $50,000 virtually kills off the odds of a suit against Twitch at all. The agreement doesn’t appear to have an attorney fees clause, and few—if any—lawyers would take on a contingency case against Twitch for some…

Kotaku didn’t do the cause any favors by painting BL3 as the victims of the Epic Games boycott for so long. In addition, they (seemingly) forgot to go after BL3 for their abuses for some reason.

Good for Baker. I sometimes get sick of him voicing seemingly everything (that Nolan North isn’t already doing), but if he’s standing up for his principles and supporting his union people, I’ve got more respect for him now.

And yes, its illegal to publish non-public information from a private company unless you can show that information shows a crime, potential crime, or activity that would harm the public.

That’s what I think would have been a good idea, too: apparently the guy’s a prolific, known-in-the-fanbase Borderlands content person, so recognize that, recognize that views and clicks are his motivation, and incentivize him with an exclusive teaser video he can host on his channel. Give him an inconsequential bone…

This coming from a publisher for the same developer whose CEO got pissy about one set of journalists breaking a story that was promised exclusively to a different set of journalists?

Wow. This is some next level bullshit. Sending private investigators? In a sense that’s pure intimidation over leaks that are coming from a source they idiotically provided and then were either too lazy or inept to plug properly.

Unsurprisingly the top comment and general theme here is “censorship: bad,” rather than “empathy: good.”