No. This game dips into the deep pockets of D&D style combat, offers some of its own twists on the formula, and generally feels a million times better than DOS2.

Let’s say Brundle cornered the noted racing and privacy enthusiast Dave Letterman- does he have to answer questions just because he’s on the grid?

100% Nailed It

Absolutely nailed it. I was going to come in here and make some similar points but I don’t think I can do it as astutely as you did.

Jonah Hill made certain demands in the relationship. Those demands were bad: super unreasonable, petty, controlling, and born of deep insecurity. You could even argue they were misogynistic or narcissistic; that’s all fine. And for his own sake, if nothing else, Hill needs to get over whatever is making him this way.

Again, saying “the story about slavery that they wrote would be disastrous if they included people of color” is more an indictment of the work than a reasonable defense of it.

So you’re saying it’s a game that would benefit from being a completely different game?

Genuinely baffling that you thought “it was actually a deliberate decision to not include any people of color” is somehow a good defense and not an embarrassing admission of how they could’ve easily avoided fucking up.

What do you think “fantasy world” means. Seriously. Do you think they invented all new kinds of sentient creatures and spun out completely alien societies and modes of interaction whole cloth? Or do you think they made stories about human beings that are heavily based on actual human cultures and told stories about…

It’s bad optics if your internationally-marketed blank check-budgeted fantasy world of magical humans is populated like a West Virginia renaissance faire.

Yeah, it has “a framework”, and that’s pretty much it right now.

“the game has an awesome framework to build and improve upon."

I like the combat in this so much more than FFXV.  Well, so far.

For decades, he has offered “Dollar Babies,” stories available for adaptation for only a dollar. This is not new.

I dropped the show for this season because I’m caught up on the manga and I’m not down to rewatch what happens to Arnheid. Might be less battle, but certainly not a season without violence. For me, the violence is worse in this season because of the context of what Ketil does to Arnheid and also the focus on the daily…

The owls are not what they seem.

Selling nudes is at least honest work. Good for him, frankly.

It’s weird how you don’t understand that whether they’re hostile takeovers or not is irrelevant to the problem.

Literally my point was that Embracer took on all these acquisitions without actually being able to afford them. I made no comments about any of these being hostile takeovers.