On the other hand, outrage is an unlimited, abundant resource, so it’s fine to freely dispense it towards anything and everything that rates on the stupidity spectrum.

The statement isn’t meant to minimize the larger story; it’s meant to highlight how the story makes another ongoing story that much worse off for those involved.

STORY: * Long hard look at sexual assault and misconduct *

Thank you for saying this! It’s super important — folks in the US often don’t understand just how shitty their situations are by comparison to the rest of the developed world.

Just look at healthcare. :/

Europe, fuck yeah!

You’re a gamer.

“Far from broken on PC.” Tell that to the hundreds of bugs I’ve experienced in just 6 hours of play, many of which negatively impacted my gameplay. Like when I did a mission but the game didn’t count it for some reason. I had to talk to somebody, I did talk to them, but the game didn’t push for the next objective and…

If you play videogames as a hobby, you’re a gamer. It’s okay, it’s not a bad word despite what some people may some on internet forums.

Look, everything about this game has been a shitshow. And CDPR offering refunds even when they have no power to do so is the cherry on top.

In America, maybe. Because your entire economy is fucking hilariously broken and unfavourable toward the consumer.

CDPR just makes one disingenuous statement after another

Lol. It was a solid multiplayer experience, for sure. Very Horde mode from Gears of War with a Mass Effect flavoring (all good things).

I just never wanted that. And you had to play it to get the best endings of the game. It was forced human interaction, and I get enough of that at work. Just let me play my RPG…

Lol fuck off with the apology. They knew the product was shit. If they believed the PS4/X1 versions were decent they would have sent them out as review copies and would have allowed reviewers to use their own footage ahead of release.

The thing that continues to bother me, is it’s clear that CDPR made a game that was designed to push the limits of high end hardware, but still encouraged last gen console owners to preorder and purchase. They did this knowing that they needed last gen purchases to justify the cost of the game’s development, but also…

Yes, this video strikes all the right chords with me!

Well, it’s an extremely divisive game. And it appears it was meant to be so. Just as you loathe it, I loved it deeply -- it connected with me like no other game had ever. And there are others like me, and others like you.

A large portion of those who “hated it” never played it. They read the story leaks, let their homophobic and/or transphobic anger come out, and have littered any online coverage of the game every day since. Some go the extra step and send anti-Semitic slurs at Neil Druckmann. They’ll hide behind Joel’s fate, but not…

Whether you loved or hated the story and its messages, it is hard to imagine somebody arguing effectively and in good faith that The Last of Us Part II was anything less than exceptionally well-made and well-written.

NeoNaz...*ahem*...GAF and the shittier parts of Twitter (that is to say, all of it) must be in absolute meltdown right about now.

So many angry people in various twitch chats and the official youtube chat that absolutely hated TLOU2. People will find things to hate in anything. My wife and I really enjoyed it. How people can think it’s some Fem-Nazi propaganda is beyond me. People need more hobbies outside of video games, it seems.