This was a very good piece.

Pocket camp captures some of the charm of the actual animals of a full AC game, but the actual functionality is very, very, very stripped down. In New Leaf, there’s a village where you have a broader shopping selection of clothes and furniture, the music venue (to earn emotes on weekdays and new music on Saturdays),…

If you want people to be courteous to you, maybe be less of a dick. #ProTip

That’s just a theory.

Based on his managing style, one assumes it would have to be tantric.

There are a couple of sweet moments in Shinya and Iwai’s stories, but they’re not worth near enough to overcome the fact that guns aren’t very useful and not worth sinking a ton of resources into. Haru’s story is very sweet and she can give you some VERY useful items late game (especially if you play on harder…

One can say what Thiel did was scummy and wrong and a bad omen for the future of a free press – that is, companies besides Gawker who do not engage in the same practices – without defending what Gawker and Denton did specifically. My condolences to you for not being smart enough to figure that out. Calling people scum…

You can advocate for those people without being a myopic dope. Many people can and do, including most of the people in this thread. You’re stuck on spite, which is why you’re on an island. If you think you’re being an advocate or an ally of some kind, nobody seems to be buying it.

You should probably reflect on why…

Nick Denton is a person that absolutely needed to be ruined, and Gawker needed to go down with him.

You can think that what Gawker did was wrong without thinking that 1) Thiel’s response was right by default, 2) they deserved to go bankrupt, and 3) bankrolling vindictive lawsuits as a means of subverting and destroying a free press is okay as long as the target is someone you don’t like. If you stop running your…

Good to see you are Definitely Not Mad Online™ about this. Nice try putting words in my moth though!

If he was in the right then maybe he should have bankrolled his own suit, rather than using Hogan as a prop.

Also a minor footnote: the café in Persona 5 is Leblanc, for Maurice Leblanc. The connections run deep!

A fair idea, although many of VLR’s “bad” endings were very similar and didn’t offer much to the player, and it certainly didn’t need more. Running into walls was frustrating, but once you knew there was something to hunt for I did get a certain charge out of staring at the flowchart after being away from that route…

My advice on 999 (and VLR):

I would be very surprised if it did. 999 has 6 endings; VLR has 22/28. Even with some redundancies, it shouldn’t be nearly as sprawling a task to more or less fully navigate the tree.

Also the bad endings are very much a part of the journey of Zero Escape. You can get to the “true ending” in relatively few…

Speak for yourself, that’s an $80 dollar remote. $80.

What I have read indicates that the rf antennae were misaligned in a small number of cases to cause the desync issues. When installed properly, the foam is not needed, and indeed, the vast majority of Joy-Cons will not have the foam. When the manufacturing process is done correctly, conductive foam is redundant, not…

They found what causes the problem, and it doesn’t warrant a full-scale recall (which are generally for products that are hazardous, not just malfunctioning). Asking 2 million people to give up their Joy-Con (and hence access to the Switch for anyone without a pro controller) for weeks as they inspect every unit when…

This is both an extremely pedantic line of argument and one that doesn’t seem especially informed on quality control. Or public relations, for that matter.

This is a QA/QC issue, not a design issue. The part was designed correctly. It was installed incorrectly in a minority of units. Because of their failure to catch…