After 160 hours and beating the final boss, I should not have to turn to my computer and google “What is a Tarnished?” so...yes? I do expect the absolute bare minimum information of a story to be conveyed clearly within said story.  This is not a difficult or radical ask, here.

Microsoft is burning money but for long term gains. Between buying Zenimax and Activision/Blizzard they’re setting themselves up to make money regardless of what system you play on. It’s why gamepass works on phones and tablets too. They want you in their ecosystem, even if you’re not playing an xbox.

It's a D1 thing.  You'd find a dead ghost or do/kill something and a message would pop up saying you unlocked a Grimiore Card.  That's your notice to then go online to a website and read like...*really key/important* story and lore that should have just been presented within the game itself in a straightforward…

So roughly 6 years after the first game. I hope it’s great, because that’s a long dev time for a sequel rougly using the same engine, world, assets, etc.

I was showing a friend the game when I was in Stormveil and explaining the rune thing on one of my many runes back and he pointed out the math was wrong on what I lost vs what I picked back up. We paid attention to it and sure enough I’d die with like 1500 and pick back up around 1200 or so. I thought my game was…

As far as business moves go, Sony’s is an errant line of dialogue from Pirates of the Caribbean.

So they are going to compete wih gamepass by being worse and more expensive?

I mean, this comment is in response to an article about something spontaneous that happened on Sunday night.

Of all the hot takes about this mess, the most annoying and tiresome one is “It was staged!” Just fucking contrarians who think they know more than everyone else while ignoring the most obvious evidence. And not only that, it’s boring! It’s much more entertaining to think Will Smith just literally punched and screamed…

...because it clearly was not staged. 

I’m not saying I want him in jail, but as a general rule I think when you assault someone, not in self defense, in front of hundreds of witnesses, you don’t just get to go and sit back down and stay where you are for another hour, leaving your seat only to get an award and some standing ovations.

LMAO, people actually believed the guy accepting an award for best ACTOR gave a sincere apology and not a desperate face-saving, narrative-swapping PERFORMANCE a few minutes after slapping a dude in the face like a drunk spring breaker.

“Love makes you do crazy things” - every man who’s ever physically abused a woman.

My takeaway from the last 14 hours is that a large segment of our population thinks that physical violence is the appropriate reaction to a verbal insult

Waning celebrity wife publicly ‘cuckolds’ (emasculates) her Leading Man celebrity husband for ‘Likes’ on social media for years. His public image forbids him from reacting in a manner equal to his larger than life ego for fear of tarnishing his squeaky clean reputation. He then lashes out with violent machismo in a…

The normalization of this is twisted and insane.

The whole slap was a stupid overreaction that has caused them more issues than it solved. The joke itself wasn’t even particularly offensive or insulting. All Will Smith did was call attention to something that 99.9% of the world didn’t see or had already forgotten about and opened him and Jada up to far greater…

“did Will Smith slapping Chris Rock actually make Jada’s life any easier? After all, that’s who this was for, right?”

Exactly.  Rather than her giving an eyeroll and moving on, having the spotlight shift from something she may not want discussed she now can’t turn anywhere with out it being a topic of discussion.  How…

I generally don’t comment on other people’s appearance, even complimentary, for a reason. People are sensitive about it, and you never know what the reason might be behind an appearance. Who knows if the weight loss you noticed or whatever is a source of pride or a source of angst? A lot of people’s lives would have…