He’s not wrong? Or controversial?

Although I mostly disagree with his old man rant, but LOTR being greatly influenced by Tolkien’s personal experience in WW1 is undeniable. Sam was based on optimistic soldiers he met that served under him as batmen, who’d routinely cook, and clean for the higher ranking officer assigned to them. From the way he…

Why aren’t people mad at Valve as well? It’s not like Steam is some ultra consumer friendly paradise. The developers get paid more from the Epic store, as well. I get being worried about producer friendly platforms but I don’t get why people are pissed at Epic and not Valve for making a shit ton of money off products…

Those are all bold claims, got anything to... back them up maybe?

Steam was horrible for YEARS.

They were pissed at Valve’s DRM heavy handedness to Half-Life 2. Not the store which I don’t think even existed at launch. You could also buy it physically. People didn’t like being forced to install a client that made things worse. Let’s not forget just how horrible Steam was for its first few months and how…

Also don’t say “Win 7 won’t be supported soon!”. Because Win 10 won’t be supported forever either.

“He lay awake in panic for an hour before falling back asleep, figuring he’d observe the damage in the morning.”  Scared for his life, but still sleepy. I get it, mate.

These streams are young people playing videogames. That’s it. They aren’t saints or heroes, and they certainly aren’t above the many issues that plague people in general.

So how large and heavy an item needs to be used against him before we consider it assault then? We are actually breaking it down now to the minutia to excuse her behavior as well?

Some have argued, throughout the week, that Munday’s partner instigated the physical violence by throwing a piece of cardboard, but others have pointed out that hitting somebody in reaction to that is a seriously questionable escalation.

Technically both reasons are true: many Druid decks have stuck with a majority of basic/classic cards for a long time, which does lead to stale gameplay. It does also move some of the power away from the free cards, yes.

Given that those women look like they are 30, the fact that they have no given age in the English releases of the games, and that it is a videogame, I won’t care whatsoever. Enjoy getting triggered by everything you don’t like.

In what world do these look like teenage girls?

But not every one has the body type of Bayonetta. Even irl, some girls are just tiny well into their 20s. So that would mean less options for taste for players in Senran Kagura.

This is the same logic used by people saying that fantasy violence normalizes real life violence.  I’ve never played any of these games, but this doesn’t seem any different from when Jack Thompson used to say that playing GTA normalizes the idea of stealing cars and murdering people.

Remember when we were told that “no one was trying to censor your games”? Yeah... That’s why Sony of America being in charge of the Playstation division is now doing just that.

Sounds reasonable. But I wonder how they determine whether a card is inappropriate? The linked includes this one and I’d be very upset if they determined I couldn’t use it:

Two things:

Do you promise not to comment online until it’s announced?