40 million sales?! That’s brilliant! Let’s split the consumer base up by releasing a more powerful version that screws over everybody who bought the normal version!

I don’t play solo board games, but there are plenty of things I do solo.

Yeah, I don’t understand that either. Is shooting hoops by yourself depressing? Is playing guitar without a band depressing? Is cooking a nice meal for yourself depressing? Nope, nuh-uh, and not at all.

Many hobbies are things people usually do alone(model building, reading, art). Boardgaming is lucky enough to have human interaction most of the time, but why is the fact you can still do the thing you love, even if you have no one else to play with at the time, depressing?

I have had exactly 0 (zero) trouble avoiding DS3 spoilers.

You have to be pretty entitled to be angry that a Japanese game releases in Japan a whole TWO WEEKS before the West.

Don’t click anything on Youtube or Cancer.com (twitch) for it, problem solved. Or do people really have that much of a self control problem?