Considering just how bad things would already have to be, for you to be “in the line of fire of that demented shotgun,” as you put it, powder burns from the Save Tool are honestly going to be the least of your concerns.
And if you’re worried about somehow getting shot? Uh, dude, it uses blanks. If someone puts a live…

That is extremely generous to Nomura.

In other words, in the “recurring stuff” aspect, it’s actually truer to Rogue and NetHack than most roguelikes.

Welp, hello Ready Player Two.

Nope, Jerykk still ain't listening. Keeps talking like a Sony or John Deere employee. I'm done here.

Unfortunately, there’s no way they can get away with it after the Activision purchase. We’re just going to have to hope that Sony doesn’t make that purchase instead.

You’re still not listening. It’s not just the money part. It’s the GATEKEEPER PART too. Your keys solution doesn’t fix that because you still have to go through cert, you still have to deal with Sony’s standards and practices, Sony can boot you at any time.

You forget the ordeals of actually getting games on the store in the first place. That’s part of it, and not just because of the 30% part. There’s also large charges for most companies (besides specially-picked indie program beneficiaries) to go through Certification processes. If Sony loses this, forcing companies to…

I wonder what will happen with the consoles if this goes to trial and gets ruled in favor of the plaintiff.

Maybe Calculon was in V-GINY’s presence when typing that?

Dammit, Al Gore.

If I’m gonna be extensively using the analog triggers (LT/RT or L2/R2), give me the Xbox controller every time. So racing or shooting.

On that subject, it took me forever to finally find the Master System in The Man Who Erased His Name. (And yes, it’s a Master System and not a Mark III. It is legitimately a Japanese Master System, though, as evidenced by the built-in 3D Glasses port.)

They might not count Persona or Total War, since those are acquired franchises and not “pure” Sega. Yakuza/Like A Dragon totally counts though.

In the meanwhile there’s the VM2: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/vm2-the-next-gen-vmu-for-the-dreamcast#/

The problem is that there isn’t anything that naturally came to be to move to. Just a bunch of stuff explicitly created as direct competitors that all have big problems.
(Though in my opinion, Mastodon’s biggest problem is that users are stupid. “Your username looks like an e-mail address” isn’t actually that hard, but…

They’re synonyms. No need to fix.

At least Bullwinkle pulling a rabbit out of his hat has different, entertaining, and usually* harmless effects each time he tries it. The only “different” effect that happens with a Sovereign Citizen is that once in a while someone gets shot.

You mean how tech-loving people have generally gotten insulted by mother fucking everybody their entire lives, only to get even more insulted by a shitty-ass TV series that you normos love that plays up all the worst stereotypes about us from the 1980s?

Basically, the smaller the text, the more shit you can put on the screen. The higher the resolution, the smaller you can make the text in relative terms.