I mean technically you don’t own your games now. If it’s a subscription service and  the graphics and FPS is at least on par  with a console then I’d consider  it as long as it runs on my internet connection.

Maybe in areas with good internet. But right now I’ll still be using my PS4 and Switch to play whatever I’m not playing on my PC.

Buuuut who the hell buys a $60-$90 product with a season pass without reading reviews or customer reports? Like, decrying companies releasing unfinished products and season pass/DLC culture is not the same thing as abdicating your responsibility as a consumer. 

Alternative Alternative Title: No One is Forcing You To Buy Games New.

The one question I always ask myself is “OK, am I having fun?” If I can’t answer that question then I am officially done with that game.

Maybe Smollett has since come out and said “yes I did this” but I’m not unconvinced that the claim isn’t legitimate. Especially since the Chicago police are not strangers to massive corruption.

I don’t know. There’s still a part of me that’s unconvinced.

Well, the Gov’s voting record is pretty progressive from what I’ve seen. It’s a smorgasbord of terrible choices but one’s at least a devil we know. Although personally I’d prefer 5. Get someone else.

There is an unfortunate history of Right wing players using false rape accusations against Democratic public figures. I probably lean towards the “believe them” camp but I don’t think it’s unreasonable to want more of an investigation. It’s awfully suspicious three Democrats got in trouble in one state.

But also it’s kind of funny.

Because kanji looks cool.

I’m sure the marketing team was grilled over how this happened.

See, this is where you roll with it.

It probably would have helped if they tagged their involvement AS advertisement though.

I believe the quote was “we’re not a problem oriented company we’re a solutions oriented company”.

Shooty bang bang. Got it. Hope the story is at least interesting.

Honestly it’s pretty low on the list. 

Also check out his YouTube channel. He’s genuinely pretty good.

I would disagree. There is an inordinately high number of native children in foster care who often face abuse, sexual or otherwise, death within the system, high incarceration rates, police brutality, high levels of poverty on reserves etc. etc. all the wonderful things we’ve come to expect from institutionalised…

I heard the school sent them there to counter-protest a women’s rights march?