That's actually a terrible example as tsr was famously mismanaged financially 

Im just assuming they are fucking any time they are off screen 

Couldn’t one argue that women only tournaments would only reinforce the current sexist misconceptions about women’s abilities and damn women to perpetually be competing in tournaments viewed as second best instead of one’s viewed as the best

Yes because female humans have a different fat distribution and, you know, breasts, which influence the weight

I dunno the grim side of it is what attracts most of the fans. Dystopians are interesting

That's how i buy games too

Id absolutely pay that 

Not to mention the srd is free and downloadable

Also like.... Dnd is literally free. The srd is 100% free and has 100% of the rules in it

But.... Why? I don’t understand the point of this thing. Who is it for? What price will it release at? Why not focus on remote play with phones.

Ah yes “this doesn’t matter because nothing matters” excellent argument there

Secondly, not releasing a disc helps keep the price of the game at $59.99 / €59.99 and the PC version at $49.99 / €49.99.

Half the Nintendo switch games i have played have been borrowed from friends. Ditto for a couple of my p4 games, and at some point a friend gave me his entire xbox 360 collection

Sure mate 

I dunno, i dont think anyone really takes note of school shooting anniversaries because as you said they are simply too many of them 

Bro.. China is incredibly capitalist

The us is the only place in the developed world where medical bankruptcy is a thing or where people die from being unable to afford medicine, but continue drinking the kool aid

I mean regardless of the state of any particular average state of any audience, as a translator im generally against the removal of any cultural elements from a work

Im alsl a translator and i do know the difference between translation and localisation. That doesn't mean i cant criticise or be against forms of the later. Its almost like people have different opinions or something 

That it is a common expected practise doesn’t mean it is a good thing or shouldn’t be subject to criticism