Isn’t it though? Both are done by people not willing to put in the time and effort themselves, so they have someone else help.

So, should I feel ashamed that I pay someone else to file my taxes for me?That I could otherwise do for free myself.

So, how many of you just got into FF XIV?

Same here. When I scroll past a video, it means that I DON’T want to see that video. Let me use that 1/3rd of the screen to read.

Since the list lacks any kind of rhythm game, I’d recommend Cytus II. For the entry price, just a couple bucks, you get 50+ song tracks.

I’d say it’s possible. They did go ahead and port 1.5+2.5 to Xbox One, months after KH3 was released for it. The Switch could probably run it, depending on how it was optimized.

There’s a currency that you can exclusively get by winning (aside from a couple in the Season ranking), and outfits that they can only get with that currency. Plus, those outfits rotate out of the store daily. Instead of trying to get 10 wins in one day to get that P-Body outfit, they cheat.

That's the difference between the Easy and West.  They get a 3 minute intro that's swapped out every season.  We get a 30 second jingle and enough extra time for 5 more ads.

It’s not always about money, but customer retention.

Epic knows that they don’t have a chance in the lawsuit, which is why they’re running a PR campaign alongside it.  They’re trying to weaponize their fanbase in order to get Apple to cave in.

Sounds like this is bigger than just Fortnite. It sounds like Sweeney intended to add 3rd party payment as an option for all games using the Unreal SDK. 

Well, I’m out. It’s a shame because the Quest is revolutionary in terms of bringing VR to the mainstream market.

After a couple months of FFXIV, I can’t go back to race exclusive classes. My Lalafell can be anything AND everything, as long as I’m willing to grind through levels for another job.

Well thank God that they didn't test the L button on my DS when I traded that in.

Final Fantasy VII: Re2ooled.

Wasn’t the game supposed to be episodic, but be a full game for $60.  The wording here makes it sound like Part 2 will be its own disc, box, and price.

Between the two, I’d say Gamestop is better. Amazon has it’s hooks in too many industries, but doesn’t take on the responsibilities that go with it.

It’ll be easier to enforce in states with a mandate in effect. Employees can deny service, and law the law behind them.

So, how does this compare to other stores? Back when I worked at Walmart, there was a policy banning pets (aside from service animals), but no one was actually allowed to enforce it. Short of a dog shitting on the floor or biting a customer, employees weren’t allowed to call out customers for breaking the rules. I…

The puzzles are going to be the main selling point. I wasn’t actively seeking out battles, but I wasn’t trying to avoid them either.  The main focus is going to be on exploring the world, rather than grinding levels.