It’s partially a matter of screen time.  Unlike in the main game she doesn’t have to wait until you’re 80% of the way through the game before she gets a proper introduction.

In Japanese media, police are either paragons of virtue or utter villains.

When Kamoshida was abusing kids in Persona 5, none of the administrators stepped in, even in the face of overwhelming evidence. It calcified this idea that adults are either clueless or complicit.

That’s capitalism for you. Salaries are always trending downwards. Today you have to work more to earn the same or less. 

On top of that, she was $20,000 in debt because her stream setup, especially the mocap suit, did not come cheap.

I always get concerned when a media community says the biggest draws are that the host is “unfiltered”, “unrestrained” and “is a dick that trolls a lot”, because those tend to be the calling cards for conservative bigots. An especially big red flag is that her popularity and donations jumped when she added the ability…

I just can’t get over the idea that the average streamer is expected to be on air for 8 hours a day. Not even old radio DJs or news show people ever did anything that long.

I’m no lawyer but I feel there’s gotta be a “stopping an eminent act of terrorism” loophole in the system somewhere.

Iris only gets to interact with herself.

There was a “Wells the Grey.” Obviously he’ll return as “Wells the White”

You would hope that they would look at the critical acclaim that Legends of Tomorrow gets and move toward that lighter way of telling stories. LOT still manages to tell emotional stories, while still being lighthearted and FUN. Flash could be that way and rock.

I first saw him on Supergirl and he was so engaging and fun to watch that I started watching the Flash right afterward. I didn’t expect him to be basically playing a completely different character on his own show.

It seems like the only time Gustin gets to be light-hearted is in the cross-overs because he gets to play off of Oliver, who has to be the straight mine. I pretty much tuned out of all the shows a few years a go, but I still came back for the cross-overs because of their dynamic

Let’s be honest, that headline was intentionally misleading because clicks.

I got excited until I realized that this is stage production that I will probably never have a chance to see. I’m sure it’ll be amazing but this is a thumbs down from me personally. Would rather see a live action film.

While I know “theatrical” technically still applies to stage plays, the headline seems to be a little misleading as I feel most people will assume a “theatrical adaptation” means a film/cinema and not a stage play adaptation.

Found the person who didn’t read the article.

He only went in to ask for directions away from the site.

Cyberpunk corpo storyline is a perfect example of the thing you are talking about, being anti corpo is perfect storyline for the masses but when its their actual employees being treating like the story line in real life?

This is the same excuse I used back in 1998, “I didn’t mean to type BOOBS into yahoo, mom, I swear, I meant to type BOOKS”