Gizmodo exercises an iron fist of control to silence and ostracize any comment that doesn’t align with their message. It’s hard to tear apart something that’s barely got integrity in the first place.

...and Gizmodo isn’t? lmaoo

“We still don’t know when, or if, we’re going to get another chance to see Imperator Furiosa on the big screen.”

Do the rest of us a favour and just stay in bed. Holy shit.

Feminists calling for censorship everywhere, ruining everything. Maybe come up with your own ideas instead of imposing your views on everybody else’s??

Not too busy, but just didn’t want to:

But this diatribe was totally worth his time.

Weren’t you too busy to vote yesterday?

I don’t really see how that’s contradictory. Very few games are meant to simulate real life, but almost all of them are BASED on it. You need a point of reference, regardless.

That just cancels you out of the equation. If you’re not a customer at all, then they have no reason to care what you think. Support the good games and don’t pay for, download, or buy the bad ones. That gets them the right message.

There’s a reason they haven’t put out a game like ATB since that one. Every release…

Can’t you just support the good games and ports they make, and not support the bad games and ports that they make?

The first one was pretty expensive for a mobile game ($15!) but there was nothing stopping you from playing for hours on end. No microtransactions or anything. Just a single purchase for a full game. What a novel concept.

If they complain about the profanity, it means they at least read your code!

This. As a developer (not of the game variety, more data scientist) I have a bunch of console prints which are basically: “Goddamnit, the bug is back.” in different forms, and I never take them out.

Also my comments are profanity laden, but developers have to vent somehow.

Has the gap in projected outcomes closed significantly since this reveal?

Interviewer: “Okay, next question for you, Mr. Orlove- Who is a personal hero of yours?