“IT’S COSMETIC” is the dumbest excuse you dumb people make to defend corporate bullshit. Sorry kid, we’re not letting that slide anymore. Cosmetics are one of the most important parts of games, especially multiplayer games. Go back to playing Facebook and phone games and quit ruining gaming for the gamers with your…

So, at first I was annoyed by this blatant profiting of addictive tendencies that loot boxes are becoming.

Honestly? No. No it isn’t.

Apparently you don’t understand anything about piracy and how it affects sales. Go look at the top ten list of game sales in 2016, 8 out of 10 are piratable. Hell, Black Ops 3 was piratable for a whole year, and still somehow sold enough to make it into the top 10 list a second year in a row. Interesting.

Also, piracy…

If you paid $60 for the privilege of going to a cafe were you have the option to enter a raffle for different coffee cup colors and you reacted by screaming about how you’re being forced to spend extra money . . . then yes, you’d be a toxic consumer advocate.

So it’s the players fault? Hmm, lets break that down.

Game genie didnt ruin the game for millions of players or give unfair advantages over real players (minus playing a small versus game at home).

What if you got to end of the line and the barista told you, that you could only get that Caramel Pumpkin Macchiato if you won it randomly by buying coffee crates. Each one ussually gives you crappy coffee credits you don’t want but after dropping 30-50 bucks you might get your treasured Caramel Pumpkin Macchiato. Now…

I wonder what Goldeneye on the N64 would have been like if it were released with loot boxes.

And I don’t. Any full priced game with microtransactions is an automatic deal breaker for me, no questions asked.

Isn’t it pretty obvious? Nobody wants to pay $60 to get roped into some Skinner box shit.

I’d just like to point out that I greatly dislike the term “Frunk.” I much prefer the combination of the British-sourced “Boot” with the common “Front” for the delightful “Froot.”

Ah yes. He’s mad that trucks are parked in front of his property. The logical action is to render them immobile.

Walk into any dementia-care area of a nursing home and you can have basically the same conversation. I’m not kidding.

One is violence in a video game.

Almost as if there’s a difference between playing a violent video game and threatening violence in real life (even as a joke).

Just patch it in....

“that the similarities between the logos could cause confusion for consumers and lead them to believe that the leagues are affiliated, or that the similarities could dilute MLB’s brand and the strength of its own logo.”

Not sure how you can argue MLB and Overwatch are similar enough to cause confusion. I mean Overwatch players are in far better physical condition.