these controllers are $80 dollars.  that is a ton of money for something that breaks this easily.

Yeah, this shit should have been fixed after all this time. 

The amount of work that people go through to apologize f or NIntendo is unreal. Nintendo screwed up and we don’t need fluff pieces absolving them of this crime like you can “live with it”.

Well I can’t. WE need articles talking about how we shouldn’t have to and this needs to get fixed. I can’t even play my machine…

Nah, it’s ultimately a single player experience and people enjoy things differently. And even better, none of these experiences invalidate the other. As you are not forced to play with anyone else or engage with groups you don’t want to.

Let people enjoy things, lol.

shrug. it’s your island.

Got any links to said accounts?

Sources?

There are no points to games. Just have fun.

I seriously, SERIOUSLY doubt this is any kind of real risk. It’s not an MMO.

There is an established career paths for rich kids who resent their parents: documentary filmmaker and podcaster.

when people spray clear coat over it to “protect” it the look changes anyway so whatever character they were trying to maintain is gone

Do you write these things with the intention of drawing mockery or is that just a a troubling byproduct?

Pretty sure I just got tetanus from this pic. 

It nearly always includes surface rust

Except this rust isn’t from wear, it’s from shitty paint.

Patina looks like shit. It’s a poor excuse for not fixing the rust. I get it. Paint is expensive, but, I’d roll around in a spotted primer heap before I’d let it get as rusted as the truck in the picture.

I’m not a big fan of patina (or as the rest of the world refers to it “rust”) but it would be silly to repaint a 35 year old work truck. It’s just an honest work horse so let it be. It’s worlds better than those that spend a lot of money to make their cars look like rusty junk for whatever reason. And it was that sexy…

Dude, I worry about you.  That is not patina, it is just plain old rust and a lot of it.

Where I live trucks from the ‘40s and ‘50s look better in their original condition. You can call it soulful, I call it a rusted heap.

You left out "Stare at Endless Sea of Loading Screens" :p