Well I had been pleasantly surprised to see that tweet last night, but now I’m unpleasantly fucking pissed at this chickenshit move by IGN.

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I higlhy doubt it. My guess is that the internal investigation found plenty of problems with his management practices, but that would’ve also made CD Projeckt complicit in his bullying. So instead it’s concluded that everything was copacetic, but Konrad Tomaszkiewicz leaves on his own volition with a nice severance…

So, if I’m reading this right, someone complained about him being a dick, and the company that he helped bring fame, notoriety and massive amounts of money to was all “We investigated and found nothing, you’re cool bro. High five”.

I remember seeing Pokémon: The First Movie in theaters. 

Thing about Arsenal, they always try to walk it in.

What was Wenger thinking sending Walcott on that early?

Did you see that ludicrous display last night?

Sonic, don’t you dare pass judgment you rat bastard. I played sonic 4.

Maybe, but there’s a whole bunch of other legendaries that are in caves too. 

Well-spoken. If this were any other game, the criticism would be more justified. But a Yoko Taro game is all about holding a mirror in front of the player and asking him questions like “Do you enjoy killing hundreds of people, video game or not?”. (that was the deal with Drakengard, anyway)

Turning one of my favorite characters, with a mouth as foul as her heart is big, into an object to gawk at in order to score invisible video game points is childish and offensive.

“like why the U.S. government happily handed the shield over to a white guy rather than the Black man who deserved it”

“FIFA is incorruptible, soccer absolutely isn’t already a terrible sport ruled by money and power and with fans murdering each other in the streets.”

If you had a shitty boss and were getting a(n obviously, come on) shittier boss I think you’d be upset. Here we are.

There’s still pro-rel in the Prem. Obviously different on its face.

Except the Prem is nothing like the Super League.

The Premier League still rests at the top of the English Football Pyramid, as the First Division did before it. The ‘breakaway teams’ didn’t really go far, did they?

The Premier League stayed aligned with the open system of relegation and promotion among the rest of…