oh, I saw that video! It was pretty funny.

Way to misinterpret the message of the video (there is no ethical consumption in a capitalism society) while also dismissing the sexual and physical abusers Dunkey highlighted in said video.

At least with a fifteen year time jump there’s a possibility she’ll form an interesting personality.

Can I just not like Rey as a character and not be labeled as a “misogynist” for christ sakes.

Seems like a bad idea to double down on the sequel trilogy.

I get why companies prefer to just do their own thing now, but E3's demise does make me a bit sad. 

I quite liked this summary of the story on the Eurogamer article which was written rather poorly, shame the sources got cut by the comment’s automod.

The presumption in this country is innocence.

Yeah but their property DIDN’T end. Concluding is an obligation of all story tellers (even if the conclusion is there is no conclusion). When the story teller is prevented by circumstance there’s nothing to be done. But that’s not happening here. They could finish it they just don’t feel like it. That’s a betrayal of…

I think fans are absolutely owed a conclusion, actually. If it’s a series of games you’ve spent money on and supported over the years, the least they could do is give you some sort of ending for it. I don’t understand this mentality of letting companies get away with whatever cause they “don’t owe you anything.” Ok,…

This exactly.

Jesus christ you are one salty lil crybaby today.

To the vast, vast majority in as much a way as humanly possible for any subjective measure.

I think it’s the one where it made $180 million and everyone under 35 can quote it

Ahh yes, the “Everyone is breaking the rules, so no one should be punished for it” defense.  Simple rule, if you’re going for something that involves recognition and attention like a World First, don’t use a third party program to do it.  Earn it legitimately.

Is there a name for the phenomenon when society takes someone who is very successful, and by all accounts an extremely down-to-earth and well-adjusted human being, and suddenly decides that they suck and don’t deserve their success?

I understand that China has the ability to exert some measure of influence through TikTok.

Believe it or not the viewing of media can be an emotionally fulfilling experience. It doesn't just have to be an exchange of currency. 

Imagine being ok paying full price for a game that then asks you to pay more money to access content that is already in the game.....a game you paid full price for.

you think that way because you only see games as disposable entertainment