It has not been the law to separate children from their families. It is still not the law:

There’s a big difference between someone using a cheat one afternoon and someone taking the time to program one and sell it on the market. These people are making income based upon software that is against the ToS/EULA of the game.

I said cheat creators, you asshat, and only after fair warning.

You think that because you have 0 perspective on multiplayer games. You think it’s fair that anyone has an artificial advantage over you? People thinking they’re entitled to a win is okay? Look at the game this article references. Do you realize that there is a literal career potential in this game? Do you realize…

So I’m the douchbag, the paying player who is not cheating out of enjoyment of ruining the game for others? Interesting take.

You’re kind of looking at the problem the wrong way. Sure, cheaters are the minority in most games, but allowing them to flourish means giving a tiny minority the freedom to ruin the game experience for the majority. Why should I, a paying customer, have to deal with someone being allowed to troll me with methods that…

Looks sweet, but why the dig at the movies? They were surprisingly decent and had a great feel. Better than lots of other attempts at comic-to-screen attempts.

Arrested based on a DNA match. You left that little nugget out, Mr Bad Hot Take.

[crickets]

Didn’t Ellen Page look into suing Quantic Dream over them modeling the character she portrayed nude in Beyond: Two Souls? Real great idea bringing her up, Cage.

So what? You think the other people there didn’t care about the show or want to ask stuff? He ruined it for everyone else by being a selfish dbag, maybe don’t try to plug your personal bullshit when that’s clearly not the place.

I’d counter that with saying that you are conflating “good storytelling” with “nuanced storytelling” when they aren’t necessarily the same thing. You can tell a story using very broad archetypes, for instance “Knight rescues Princess from Dragon” without embellishing it in any significant way and it can work totally…

You quoted the review of a person, which stated,

I think Seita and Setsuko aren’t special because they weren’t made to be special. They are two among a million orphans in the same exact situation, and that’s the whole message, for me. The beginning of the movie even shows Seita among a number of other kids just like him on the train station.

It was written by a guy who’s young sister did die from neglect and starvation during the war.

The two children are dying because they’re starving to death and experiencing sickness from fallout. That is inherently “suffering” and it doesn’t matter whether it’s one set of children or the other (that criticism could be levied at any film’s characters). The deaths themselves are only incidental to the end of the…

What are Microsoft’s first and second party devs doing this gen?!?

Hey, speaking as someone who has been watching The Simpsons since the very beginning and who considers it an inextricable part of his personality, you should check out The Problem With Apu. It’s a well-made documentary and may make you think twice about the character, even if you love him. It’s okay to love things…

Sounds like you’re trying to equate “cunt” to the n-word. Let’s not do that.

Obviously we need to start arming the 13-year-old girls.