Sorry, I’m having a hard time keeping up with your multiple rapid-fire responses to the opinions you don’t care about, on this website you hardly visit.

Did I? I didn’t say being here was pathetic. I said your behavior was. You’re the one who seems to think you have to save face by lying about how much time you spend on a pop culture website. I’ve got nothing to be ashamed of.  That I have the free time to spend enjoying pop culture is a testament to the fact that…

You’ve spent more than 10 minutes being a dick on this thread. And you’re still doing it. You come across as a deeply unhappy, desperate, pathetic person who only finds value in themselves when they tear other people down, because you don’t know how to build yourself up into something worthwhile.

What a timely reference.

Yep. I’m also working as a producer on a TV show we just sold to Amazon with a 10m an ep budget.

Yeah, your mom never was funny.

That’s not what “in lieu of” means.

I mean, there are definitely use cases for it in niche industries, but the idea that these VR devices are going to become the default way that people do work is absurd.  

Is the idea behind the “metaverse” really to have people spending 8 hours a day working in VR, or is it simply a virtual meeting space?  The sort of thing you’d use for 30 minutes to an hour to have an “in-person” meeting, then go back to your normal workstation.  

Has anyone ever seen Candace Owens and Candace McDuffie in the same place at the same time?  Just asking.

Don’t forget “Excuuuuuuuuuse me, Princess.”

I’ve always considered Princess Mononoke to be the closest thing we have (or need) to a Legend of Zelda movie.  

There’s no sensible place to get a papercut.  

It seems like the issue is that it essentially works as an OP interrupt.  It’s easy to pull off, and it’s cheap in terms of meter usage.  Some tweaking to make it harder/more expensive would probably go a long way toward appeasing the hardcore crowd.  

That’s fine.  In any dispute between labor and ownership I will always support labor.  Because I’ll always be labor, not an owner.  

You keep saying this, and it keeps being false.  Nintendo has billions of dollars in liquid cash.  They were never anywhere near bankruptcy.  

Nintendo was never anywhere close to bankruptcy.  

Which is why something as perfect as this game was always too beautiful to exist in this fallen realm.

It’s a reboot of a second-tier open world crime franchise that steers away from the one thing that set the franchise apart in the first place (wacky, over-the-top irreverence).

I’m less concerned with her calling the police, and more concerned that the white guy on that wanted poster she’s holding clearly is not Lebron James.