What a piece of garbage you and this comment represents.

The problem is that this is completely on trend.

I don’t see what the fuss is all about. Yes the CGI looks a little iffy but it’s passable and didn’t  shatter the suspension of disbelief I have to have when watching Space Fantasy films. Unlike a certain ridiculous snails-pace WW2 bomber scene jammed into Last Jedi.

Ah yes, won’t somebody please think of the poor white people who will now be discriminated against because of this “race quota”!!! If you bothered to read the report, no such quota (as in, there must be this many black people in F1 at a minimum) is actually being recommended, you shitbrain. However, you are right that…

Hm... no, doesn’t add up.

So a black man and some very smart people spend 10 months researching the fact that there is a race problem in F1 and produce a 93 page report as evidence... but they’re the racists?

Welp, since some white guy invented the totally made up category of white in the 1700s, we’ve been stuck with white and not white. Whiteness seems to be semipermeable in that folks who were not white in 1900 (jews, greeks, italians, the irish, anyone with a slavic last name) are now white, but sadly, it’s a real thing…

It’s one of the JRPG tropes that keeps me away from the genre. Multiphase damage sponge boss fights that mostly seem designed to impress you with how long the fight took more than the fight itself.

Why is this black and not white?
Why is this life and not death?
Why is this waking life and not a dream?
Why is this Tylenol and not meth?

God this is such a weird thing. My first guess was that it started independently and they just slapped the title on and called it an adaptation so Ubisoft would fund it.

“...the Urban Sphere, which will be more of an SUV, paradoxically.”

Yeah, one guy totally disproves the fact that there’s a problem.

The data doesn’t lie, entities with more diversity perform better. We are in a world driven by ideas to solve complex problems. Having a group of people from the same background results in group think. The issue is that creating a diverse organization is difficult and often starts with worse performance as the entity…

Normally a video game movie that diverges so dramatically from the source material would cause serious outrage among fans, but that’s the thing. There really aren’t many super-passionate Werewolves Within fans.

I was playing Crosscode last year and ran into a boss late in the game that I just couldn’t beat. Spent hours on this dumb boss before I remembered the game has some really good difficulty sliders (damage received, enemy attack frequency, puzzle speed). Made some tweaks and the fight was much more fun.

Your fundamental flaw is in thinking that the point of playing a video game is to accomplish something.

I believe Papa Doc Duvalier, Idi Amin, Pol Pot and the Japanese POW Camp Guards of World War 2 would like a word…

Maybe, but the fact that this “cool genre flick” ends with its “cool” protagonists screwing everything up at every turn and everyone ending up dead (except for maybe the asshole who refuses to tip), there is clearly some subversion there.  There’s plainly a throughline of these guys being more bark than bite and not…

I remember caring about difficulty settings and thinking adding an easy option to a Souls game was stupid. Then I realized the only idiot was me who cared if someone played on easy mode.

Now when I play a Soulslike I actively setup shop outside boss rooms and coop people through them. If they won’t add a proper easy…