I honestly dont get the hype around this game.  Sure it looks interesting but I see nothing about that makes me get hyped for it.

I’ve asked before, what people want from “offenders”, what is their redemption arc and is forgiveness possible? And what if they’re dead? What if they can’t redeem themselves?

There’s so much for me to unpack here, and while everybody is going to comment on the behavioral issues, I’m still on square zero, living under a rock...

Cosplay is something that now seems to belong to those folks with an ample amount of free time and disposable income anyway. It belongs to the pros, and not the rest of us.

Eh, maybe I’m just old and cynical.

Likely story. Jason - and all of Jalopnik - has been in the pocket of Big Otter Jizz for years now.

That would screw over the many people who worked on the game and rely on credits not only as a document of all the hard work they did but also as a way to help further their career. That’s one of the major points of the above article.

Most of these games you have to do it in 1 life ... giving you multiple lives was sort of a farce anyway.

I wouldn’t reminisce about an old teacher sending me a pile of floppy dicks.

I love that there is one of you on every article... When is the last time you had any say in how the company you work for does its advertising?

You do, since you spent time clicking and commenting.

Imagine if if every reply to this article was a comment about preparing for oneself for other comments.

Dear everyone, take a real world issue you care about, take the energy you generate from your hate/defense of the Epic Store, and channel it into a letter to your congressperson instead of an internet comment about video games. Because this is nuts.

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it’s really easy to defend it when the alternative is siding with people like you

Evil? How old are you, 12?

How is bring a game to the Epic Store under any condition “screwing over the fans” exactly?

If my mom were still alive, she would probably love to see this. She would have been six when Marvel Comics #1 came out in late 1939,and back in the early 1990s when I showed her a hardbound reprint of it, I asked her if she remembered reading it (she hadn’t opened it up yet).

Sure it is.  Remember?  We talked about it last week.  You’ve just been so forgetful lately.  You should lay down.