Oh, I thought this was news about an actual Mario Kart game, not about this mobile abomination.

“the transition is going to be smooth because [Microsoft is] committed to trying to retain as many of our people as possible”

Having financial incentives for these kinds of things creates its own source of problems, but in general terms, you’re correct. The way you avoid these issues is by not having one goal that is four years away, but by having reasonable, achievable, regular intermediate goals.

I think you’re confusing somebody describing a system with that person approving of that system. The fact that scalping is a legitimate job in a capitalist system does not mean that capitalist systems, or scalping, are therefore ethically or morally good, obviously.

The description you gave for a retail store is the literal same value scalpers offer to rich people: being able to buy a single console immediately, instead of checking retail stores to find one that’s in stock.

“While it’s true that we all live in a capitalist hellscape, labor-added value is usually supposed to add value for… you know, the consumer.”

Razer clearly intended people to make this extrapolation. Otherwise, if the rating of the filters is irrelevant for the mask, why even put it there?

Nobody said anything even remotely like “customers are always right.” In this case, Razer clearly intentionally used misleading language, and mislead a lot of people (like you yourself admit). That should really be the end of the discussion.

Congratulations, your award for “today’s dumbest Internet comment” is in the mail, and will reach you shortly. I particularly loved how you defended Razer’s lying by pointing out that TECHNICALLY, they were only super misleading, and not ACTUALLY lying, by some definitions of “lying”, and how you attacked customers…

I’m not sure if Sony cares too much about sales numbers. I think they care more about whether a game makes somebody buy their hardware. Ghost of Tsushima is the kind of game that will help convince somebody to buy a PS. Days Gone is mostly not, it just feels too generic.

The reason why cops typically get away with mistreating women and poc is precisely because they live in a society that glorifies their work, and treats particularly poc as less human than everybody else. This game, by perpetuating these same ideas, indirectly supports the mistreatment of women and poc. So it makes…

Why did you respond to CaptainTylor’s comment if your position is that people should just ignore media they dislike, and not react to it? Clearly, you should take your own advice, not read his comment, and not respond to it.

This seems like a pretty reasonable price for a very rare item, unlike the million-dollar sealed Mario scams.

This is something that confused me even in the first season. It’s never entirely clear how much time passes between scenes on the same timeline. Often, things are filmed as if they happened immediately after each other, but then some character comments that they spent months of time travelling between two places…

I think the whole Yuji Naka thing is weird, for a bunch of reasons. First, very few of the games he was ever involved in were good. Even Nights is, at best, an acquired taste. Second, he wasn’t even director, or another similar role, in the vast majority of the games he was involved in. He was usually something more…

Women are allowed to go topless at all the beaches I’ve ever been to.

Yes.

It’s called the narcissism of small differences, and it’s the reason why left-leaning people make up like 70% of the population, but always lose against the 30% fascists. They’d rather beat each other up than focus on the actual problem.

Keep hating what you don’t understand... Transparent pants will revolutionize the industry. The same way edible underwear has revolutionized swimming competitions. I feel sorry for all the haters leaving themselves out of this growth cycle.

I’m not sure if you’ve ever seen an original Game Boy, but those pixels weren’t particularly well-defined :-D