The same as the connection between Pokemon and Burger King. Or Rick and Morty and McDonalds Szechuan Sauce. Or Transformers and Fortnite.

Like, he wanted to write a memoir, so of course the first step is to compile a database of 25,000 books to count all the words and analyze their vocabulary. How could you possibly begin writing a book otherwise?

“seems to have raised a lot more red flags than it lowered”

If you put a name on a product that you have no hand in, just fuck you. It is the absolute lowest celeb bullshit.

Its because he’s faking the smile. You can see it in his eyes, or lack thereof

why does this guy always look like he had to look up how to smile in a book?

A reminder to always, always ignore the number that a company is suing for. That’s basically meaningless, its really just there to scare people and get headlines. The actual reality of the damages would get assessed during the actual trial, if it goes to one.

As mentioned in the piece, they do. But yeah, keeping 25 quicksave slots by default is an abnormally high amount for basically any game, so going with “dont trust quicksaves” as the framing of this is just nuts.

It is targeted and dehumanising and means to harm us

This is 100% on you. Assuming the game will let you fill up all your storage with game saves (by default!) is insane. At most, games will only have 100 save slots, though the vast majority just keep three to five

Please just put it on PC. Please.

I think you’re looking back on your PS3/Xbox360 with incredibly rose-colored glasses or through 2023 eyes because this looks identical to the 2010 game... because that’s all it is. Not a remaster, just the game from 2010, 13 years ago.

so it’s like Magic: The Gathering but for even younger children?

Please stop fixating on the tree so that you can see the forest.

My Gm wouldn’t say anything, but would make me save through for every box I “borrowed”.

This is using a game’s environment in an unintended way. 

It’s correct that others have noted that the Stimson honeymoon angle is not supported by the historical record, but Stimson DID visit Kyoto on several occasions in the 1920s, and I think the scene at its heart, if not factually correct, captures a more important truth about the decision of which city to bomb. Kyoto…

Right? Like

After I told a friend I liked the movie and suggested he go see it, he questioned me harshly if they even addressed the morality of building the bomb. My answer was, “That was like the entire point of the movie.”

That line legitimately made me sick to my stomach. People on social media saying that the movie didn’t do enough to condemn the people in charge of the Manhattan Project 100% didn’t watch the movie.