Was that outline the “Journey of the Whills” treatment of which a small portion makes its way into A New Hope and which barely bears resemblance to the sequels/prequels, or was it closer to Star Wars as we know it at that point? 

One of the big mistakes Disney made when it was putting together its new Star Wars movies is that it went in without any real plan.

I actually would rather have it be option 1. But to be honest I stopped caring - and by that I mean paying attention to the details - about plot after Code Veronica. I love RE games because of how they feel to play and because I am a sucker for horror settings. 

He looks like he’s always 5 seconds away from crying.

I am real-time editing this comment to not be full of very profane language, but I’ll just say this as nicely as possible.

This guy is a.....enormous....jerk. :| 

Stick of Truth was well received but other than that in certain circles that is far from an unpopular opinion. I don’t think the majority of New Vegas’ playerbase, which was already down from 3, is even aware of games like Pillars or Tyranny. 

The last 10 years or so have been rather remarkably absent of film tie-in games.

To be perfectly honest, his argument seems to be that I should be forced to buy this game against my will because there is no ethical consumption under capitalism.

Because she owns the Harry Potter franchise. Because some people don’t want to participate in a financial transaction to purchase a product when you know a bigot like Joan will be profiting off it. It’s not rocket science.

“And we pray everyone will have forgotten rowling’s bigotry by then.”

I’ve been wanting a HP open-world game more than I can express since the first book came out, and now I’m not even sure I can buy it in good conscience. It’s incredibly disappointing.

He’s also David Bowie’s son.

On the Cyberpunk question, I kind of disagree. It’s complicated as I also played the Netrunner build and the thing it is ridiculously overpowered, so in essence it just allows you to basically skip majority of the fights in the game as you can basically cover in a corner, ping and shock/contagion/burn enemies from…

Also X and X-2, which are arguably more beloved than any of those other games.

It should also be mentioned that Man of Medan is a shorter game than Until Dawn. I haven’t played Little Hope, but expect it’s also a shorter game. I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing, but apparently it bothered a lot of people.

Isn’t Man of Medan—or whatever it was called—a spiritual sequel to Until Dawn?

And they all wonder why Nintendo continually doesn’t want to acknowledge their scene’s existence...

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

The first clip I clicked on was someone laughing their ass off at making a trans character.

They’re lying. From only sending out PC codes, to ordering takedowns of console footage, to not showing base console footage themselves, it’s clear they knew it was a problem, and they hid it.

It’s also bad worldbuilding, because you’re trying to sell the idea that people are so down on their luck in this city because of income disparity that they’ll do anything for a buck, but then you litter the world with something that can be sold for bucks. The downtrodden would have already cornered the discarded…