And if it’s done in a way that’s incredibly sensitive and about the story, what are they worried about? I don’t understand that.
tbf they promoted the game on Steam for over a year, with “Wishlist it” and everything and even changed the release date on Steam. Then they went silent for a long time and now suddenly say “games out in Alpha soon, but not here”. So I can understand why some are angry. Do I agree with it? Not really, but I can see…
Wait, what? Every deck of cards I’ve seen has the three diamonds laid out in a single column, not arranged like Harley’s.
Gotta agree: the handling on this particular segment was terrible, and as much as I’m certain the hosts intended it to be a step forward for women working in the sex industry, the fact that they tried to shut Yuzuki down on several occasions (and “you sure talk a lot” is just the polite way of saying “women are…
The issue isn’t that the timer is onerous or makes the game difficult. It’s that it creates a constant, low-key feeling of anxiety in many players that those players find unpleasant, and it can be very difficult to force yourself through dozens of hours of that feeling.
I did not know that—and it definitely adds some context to the whole thing.
Still, I’d be a liar if I didn’t say I’m kinda hoping that Die-Hardman is but the first of eight robot masters that must be faced down, destroyed, and consumed for their power before going on to topple the megalomaniacal designs of a…
I can’t believe more black people aren’t moving there. Less than an hour drive from Atlanta, but with (I assume) lower taxes and cost of living?! Black people, gentrify Hoschton!
Feel strongly that in a video game themed gala she’d go as Ivy from Soul Calibur in her George Washington costume
I mean, I wrote roughly 1,100 words explaining why I thought it was a good point. You can read those words here if you’re interested.
Yeah, I’d definitely rather focus on the fact that she shared, like, a thing implying that grieving parents’ pain was false then the fact that she’s not the best voice actor.
I kinda disagree there. It’s subtle and definitely hidden under one liners, but I think Thor undergoes the most successful growth throughout the film. The “be who I am, not who I am meant to be” line represents some solid self actualization, and though they don’t really dwell on it the fact that he chooses to hang out…
I enjoyed the depressed thor subplot. You can take anything that is good on its own and turn it into a vice when using it as a bandaid over your depression. Yeah the general audience might not see that nuance and they’ll nod to themselves like “yes this confirms my bias that only losers play video games and gain…