This doesn't have enough stars.

Ugh, I've run info that too. Although in my case, it was exactly what I searched for

What’s the main source of the horror; the mutilator, or the mutilation itself?

If it’s the former, it’s not body horror. If it’s the latter, it is. The threat is already inside, or originates inside.

A change of POV can have both coexist in the same work.

I’m aggressively disinterested.

Sounds like something Rick Sanchez is responsible for.

So basically it’s a prequel to Pixar’s “Cars” series?

Same. I added $5 to my Steam Wallet at 12:50 eastern, and had a reservation locked in at 1:06. Had to refresh a few times and somehow had two added to my cart at one point, so I deleted one, but over-all, pretty smooth. Biggest hiccup was trying to authenticate with Steam Guard before the code expired, but even that…

Steam has problems but it is not “absolutely fuck all”.

I have a bad tendency to get sidetracked into any material that’s not main storyline in any game that has it, I could ABSOLUTELY use the “concise summary” button that gives you some sort of update to approximately where you are. Some games have quest descriptions etc. that accomplish it, but sometimes you’re staring…

I wonder what it says about you that this is how your interpret the celebration of options that allow greater accessibility.

... you didn’t actually read the article, did you? At least, not past the beginning. Regardless of that, how does having easier modes of control or methods to move through the narrative impact the original difficulty? Answer; it doesn’t. It just provides more options for people that may not have time or, literally,…

I dunno. Kinda seems like you may be the sort of asshole that the author is writing about and are struggling not to take it personally with your passive aggressive response to it.

This is hilarious, and necessary.

Can I tell you that giving children controllers that aren’t plugged in, no longer works - even at the age of 3. Kids are smart enough these days to expect their inputs to *do something*.

What if there’s a a six-year-old vying for your attention and you have to do your work to feed said six-year old?

I’m waiting on ‘parent mode’ where games recognize you’ve only been able to play for twenty minute stretches once a week and gives a brief refresher of the plot and controls.

I find it hard to believe that you didn’t intentionally miss the point there.

OMG yes. But also a toggle for "There's a 6yo literally climbing on me while I'm playing."

The BEST part is that the same nerds crying about how “Game Journalists can’t play games” all cite the exact same like, *four* examples and that’s it. Every time. It’s all they have.