“Mass Effect 2 was easily the worst entry in the trilogy.”

“fetus” was pre-loaded as the correct Wordle answer for May 9, 2022 last year,

Don’t mind me, I’m just rolling around in all this sweet, sweet money I get for negging on NFTs, paid by... paid by... um... you know... the anti-NFT lobby!

This is a very eloquent and rational-sounding rebuttal that avoids the usual name-calling and I thank you for it.

Okay, name one thing. A new thing it brings to the table or improves upon.

That’s because there isn’t anything they can be used for that isn’t already being done with simpler technology.  

The worst kind of boss is the seagull. They flap around making a lot of noise and disrupting everything until something goes wrong. At which point, instead of taking responsibility, they just sh1t on their team. 

It was cool when Dissidia used Amano's designs for some of the cast and brought those illustrations to life. And Nomura's early stuff for 7 & 8 is timeless because it's so clean and utilitarian, but maybe that was back when he had a boss or editor to reign him in.

Having Raph as an editor taught me early on to save a copy of my work outside the CMS before sending it to my editors.

That’s a lot of ‘former’s up there...

1: Do asshole thing and show it for all to see.

I think I prefer it with the T rating honestly. It’s not like they ever did anything interesting with the M rating anyways, it just felt like they had to make it a bit too try hard-y at times to keep up with the gore. This one feels a lot...I dunno. Fluffier? But in a good way. I’ve rolled my eyes waaaaaaay less at…

CDPR employs 550 people, so that 10ish% bar on the graph represents 50-60 staff still on board just for technical improvement. Which is a lot still, and only signals that the all hands on deck fires have been put out.

Now that the series is 20 years old, can Sora be a disillusioned 34-year-old father who has to balance work, parenting and going out with his best buds Donald and Goofy?

I get that new concepts and words can be hard. The singular “they” in English only goes back to the 14th century

Oh fuck right off.

Learn English. They is a very common singular pronoun, and has been long before trans folk started using it.

Or more recently, Elden Ring.

It’s pretty funny how in the quest for making things more realistic we’re realising that videogames probably don’t have to go all the way into that aspect.