None of this fixes the main problem: That there are micro-transactions in a full-price game in the first place. That is not acceptable, no matter how ‘skippable’ it is.

“shut the fuck up and open their ears”

I’m not even through the whole chase. I assume I’m on the last part, because if something is terrible and not even remotely fun it makes total sense to have players do it three goddamn times in quick succession, but I can’t get past the last section.

If it were just running and morph-balling it would be fine, but even…

All I want is to be given everything I want, whenever I want it, and for absolutely no money.

If it had been a white that made the first letter the comment section would be on fire.

Man it’s nice to see a not white guy be racist for once, it’s like I can breathe for a second.

Piracy is a byproduct of corporations using tax dollars via laws and legislation for their security instead of developing their own.

So basically you’re saying, “Give up and pay the extortion money.”

i love trek - but hard pass. I will wait to buy the series on Amazon

This actually looks interesting. Please tell me it isn’t over the top with anime tropes and excessive fanservice. I’ve given up on a number of JRPG that I should like but they’re laden with so much fanservice that I can’t even enjoy the game.

Sanders took things further . . .

...but two Wongs don’t make a White.

“Welp, so much for White privilege.”

Ah, the game I shall always remember as the one where all the reviewers collectively dropped the ball. A brawler in which each player’s active quests and progress have to be independently updated during local co-op, and where the progress through the main story for everyone but the main player doesn’t update,…

“Sorry but making middle aged white people feel better about their failings in life is no longer part of my job description.”

Not exactly something that needs to be highlighted, good women characters have been in the game since it came out.

No, they’re only making fun of people who think this is true.

I’d be inclined to argue looting frequently devolves into violence, (heck, dead body) and as such police SHOULD be notified.

Having the sick impulse to call the cops, from the site of one of the worst flood disasters in American history, to report victims of that flood for looting a supermarket; but also: a crime

what is wrong with you