I mean after all, I’m the former in your example, and I’m just here saying “Okay, I know, hopefully most of us know now, what can we, or are we, doing about it? Or about even more egregious examples?”.

And that’s exactly what I feel half these articles and comments are, a circle jerk of people saying “I already knew this!”.

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I don’t think this article was written for you. It seems to exist for other readers who don’t know. The other comments indicate an audience with a passing interest in the genre/brand that did not know.

A week after I got Wish Ender, it got nerfed.

Over the span of four days, I ate 35 Hot Pockets. No one should ever do this.

I don’t know about you but I’d rather shrug off some clammy massages instead of endlessly cleaning stranger spunk off my windows.

I love it when games punish the player for using those cheat codes. I remember once (I think it was mechwarrior2), where typing in a code like that just caused you to explode and die.

When I first read this...

I know I had difficulties getting invested in the characters in the first part of the film. It felt like a pacing issue, but I’m not entirely confident in that assessment... in part because i’m not entirely sure what needed changing and how.

Moving train wreck.... such meta.

Probably the most boring answer, but if they had to spend $100M in prize money vs $100M in a title for another game, they might make more money on the game. The business model and monetization strategies behind Epic and Nintendo seem very different. Does Smash have a lot of mTx right now?

I... don’t understand the outrage.

That’s where it’s at.

My boyfriend, who is also very normal

DIM isn’t perfect but I definitely don’t want Bungie “fixing” the in-game UI to provide DIM’s functionality.

Intended problems require intended solutions?

And this week’s award for best performance art goes to SpaceCop...

If only she could just work on her anger management and PTSD issues... maybe chill out with some friends at a movie. It can be a visual novel called Senua’s Therapy, where she finds the magic of friendship and buys cute outfits and BLAM!

The people in marketing who come up with names don’t necessarily consult with the engineering folks. It’s very possible that the development folks who saw the name didn’t get any input into it.