Disagree. It’s not that the characters are unbothered, this just isn’t a show that portrays every single moment of a character’s life onscreen. We have no idea what is bothering Logan because he was barely in the episode, and he’s also in crisis mode trying to save the company.

What a fucking episode. Roman showing that PoS act has some real venom, when he applies himself. Truly despicable, human being.

Also, the amount of money and resources being given to the game, makes it stand out among fighting games

You’re wrong, though. First of all, game development takes way longer than ppl, realize. They annouced the project basically as soon as they were hired. Second, the very first thing they worked on, was the online infrastructure. They were given as much time as they needed, to do this.

Is it sad or is it encouraging, that they were given the time and space to build their systems from the ground up? When do new fighting game IPs get this much freedom and time to figure things out? Everything, from gameplay, to netcode is being built from scratch. And now they finally can move forward and build the…

the math doesn’t add up in this particular instance, though. For starters Britain’s relationship with black soul music had always been traditionalist, in nature. Particularly when it comes to white British soul singers.

False equivalency much?

Everything in your first paragrpah is wrong and proves my point, but black women in soul, (especially in the 2007’s), rarely get their just due

Correct

Considering that Little Richard doesn’t get proper respect, you’re kind of proving my point, lol

The premise of the piece feels like when Jack White and the Black Keys argued over which act was stealing blues rock, from the other. It’s not Amy’s influence. It’s the influence of black women in soul music. Both pulled from the same sources.

I was weary of the card system, but it actually works. It is simple and easy to understand. Making a deck takes no effort, and you have control over the card order of your deck.

2 definitely felt more difficult, to me. Specifically because it felt too slef-aware. It’s the onky one I felt was, “cheap,” in how some of the enemies’ attacks worked. Or in certain decisions, like how they brought back the concept of your health bar decreasing in size, every time you died.

Yeah they briefly show him, in the trailer.

Was sold the moment I saw Fat Cobra. 

“Yet with so many vocal peers on the other side of this issue, I felt it was important to go on the record as a pro-life game developer.”

Except for the bus pass episode. Arnold wanted all the smoke

i mean, technically being a self-made streamer fits a leftist worldview. There is no rule that says you must not buy a nice house. Streamers are the labor force in their line of work, and so have every right to make money from what they do.

Most of steams revenue is generated by less than 100 games. For instance, 2017 was the year of PUBG. And that game alone, was making nearly half a billion dollars by the end of the year.

My favorite part of this, is that it kind of accidentally exposes the propaganda of these kinds of military games, as recruitment tools. It’s the most realistic sim until it’s not! Then it gets TOO real. Lmao