“Who gave you permission to remove your helmet?”

Ive noticed alot of youtubers using patreon as alternative revenue stream these days, seems like the healthy thing to do to build a fanbase that funds you directly instead of relying on clicks and views.

All forms of advertiser-driven media have to be cognizant of whether or not advertisers will want their products associated with the content.

I wish my mom was like this. 30 seconds into an experiment like this and she’d be telling me how there are probably demons in the game and how I need to stop playing and go to church

When this games is $20 ill considering buying it. But by the time that happens there probably wont be anything left to discover which takes out one of the very few reasons I have any interest in it

Its truly sad how disappointing this game turned out to be, I don’t know if I should open my copy or not now, but it seems everyone finds the game to be a missed opportunity.

And here I leave you with this...

I can see the fedora in this post...

NYC would be one big empty crater if that idea had any validity to it.

Yeah that poor guy who wanted to murder someone, how dare he have FINES?

I guess we’re on a timeline where Feris didn’t become a card battlers champion. El Psy Kongroo!

Yet, the same PC Master Race complain that consoles don’t evolve and their tech is too old. You can’t win.

You missed it.

40% smaller? But that removes the benefit of the original in that you can easily use it to kill someone if they break into your house.

Who would’ve thought COD would beat Battlefield to the punch with a 2142 sequel.

Case in point, I suppose.

...you have an automatic rifle as a check against tyranny?

Dude, the last time I checked, neither an Abrams, a drone, nor an anti-materiel rifle like the Barrett give a fish-bellied fuck about your personal firearm.

I -hate- that excuse. If the Big Green Killpower wanted your ass, there’d be fuck-all you could do about…

It’s the guns, the people, the situation they find themselves in, the lack of responsibility, the ease at which people can acquire firearms, the lack of sincerity when acknowledging the damage they can quite easily inflict, the lack of education on responsible gun ownership, the way people fetishize gun ownership, and…

“Well actually....”