Yep, that and tax evasion.

If they’re part of the first server, then they’re already participating with 800 thousand other users. By the way they describe it, Tavern is just a mirror of the original Discord server, so all the official stuff will be posted to both anyways.

Could also have a bot that scans the member list, and kicks people from the second channel if they’re part of the first one.

Could also refer to the three forms that Pugs and Monks shift between.  Or that there used to be three levels of Greased Lightning that you would build up to.

Okay, cancer may be a bit extreme. I just figure that if they’re halting sales and issuing recalls over something that affects less than 0.01 percent of customers, it must have been serious.

Let me guess, that ‘irritation’ was skin cancer, wasn’t it?

That’s what I thought as well.

I can see why the scenes would make some people uncomfortable, but taking them out of a game where you shoot, dismember, and murder other characters while being brainwashed into a sleeper agent assassin seems hypocritical.

Exactly!  I’ve starred at least 10 comments just from casually browsing here, and this guy went out of his way to point out something that was completely unrelated to the account suspension, just to make the kid out as some kind of monster.

Exactly. From the article, it sounds like the initial punishment was caused by one tweet, which was deleted even before anyone could report on what the subject matter of it was. But a lot of responses within this comment section alone would probably fall under harassment or hate speech. They’re not very civil at the…

My personal opinion is that quotes should be maintained in their entirety. That’s the whole point of a quote. Making any kind of change is like a game of Telephone, where the end message could end up entirely different than the source material, just by changing one or two words along the way.

That’s what really annoys me about this article.  The author says that he’s not naming the kid because of his age, then proceeds to give everything short of an address and social security number for readers to find him on their own.  I mean, if you want the kid to be doxxed, at least be less more subtle about it.

That’s the vibe I’m getting as well. From the article,

My guess is that the digital version will remain locked until you purchase it from the eshop, but if the system detects the cartridge, it’ll bypass the check, and let you play.

Don’t get a PS2 version.  It’s on PC and Xbox, and PS4 already.  It’s included with GamePass, and you can even stream it to an Android Phone with xCloud.

The DEVS PLAY episode for the game is great as well. It’s fun seeing the Tim and the other Doublefine devs react to the exploits speedrunners use to break the game.

So, did they retcon the ending of Rhombus of Ruin?  Because I remember Truman Zanotto was conscious at the end of that game, while Dr. Lobotto became a good guy after you dug into his brain and helped him with his childhood trauma.

Seems like they caught on.  Placed the order, but it’s not showing me any digital codes that I’m aware of.

I had an error partway through the checkout process.  Fortunately, they saved my cart, and sent me an email to access it.  Just placed the reservation now.

I really want someone else to enter the standalone market for VR. I demoed Beat Saber and Superhot VR on a Quest, and it was mind blowing. No cables or sensors. You can just pack it up and play anywhere after setting the room boundaries.