Oh riiiight.., I forgot that part. Yeah, Wrench went full-on grenade-launcher spam for that segment.

I mean, the “good guys” here are the ones putting down a slave rebellion, so I don’t think ‘morality’ has much say in the plot.

HP adults are desperately reaching for that crown.

Considering how often I got in trouble learning the game from guards *getting back up*, I’m pretty sure your default melee in WD2 is nonlethal.

I beat WD2 with 0 kills, and it felt like an “intended”  path, so this sounds like YMMV.

Darn you for making me the lazy respondent in this team

The devil never has a shortage of advocates, I assure you.

Sprigatito is doing a lot of heavy lifting on this one.

So your primary argument is not anything about having to click links and entirely about the article not being on the topic you wanted it to be on.

We know that’s you, Phil.

That’s not true. Kotaku user AnimaniacSpirits believes every word of it!

Did something happen other than him getting snippy a few years back about being yelled at for not caring about the details of US politics as a non-American?

So you’re saying that every detail should go into the article, no matter how tangental to the original topic? That way lies endlessly expanding posts trailing down rabbit-holes like a deep dive on TVTropes. At some point the reader can decide they want to look into things mentioned in passing for themselves.

If it had been the focus of the article, I’d be right there with you. But the article was about system requirements, which are displayed front-and-center. The patching was literally a one-sentence footnote.

The whiff of something less than kosher to this (for me at least) is the timing of it coming *right* as there was a beginning of a shift in power towards workers again. Massive layoffs just as we’re seeing support for unions rise for the first time in 70 years? I smell something rotten.

You could click the link which shows the changes that were made front and center

I’ll wait for the next game where they put some effort into story and character again.

Dystopia is a setting, gritty is a tone. It had the former, what with the imperial occupation, but the tone was one of hope.

“We are committed to giving you more details about what that investment looks like in the next couple of days.”

Yoshida is like the prime SE holdout against NFTs and other BS. He put his foot down hard when Matsuda wanted to put cryptocrap in FFXIV.