I said nothing about protagonists. There’s nothing wrong with enjoying something where the main character is not the same gender/race/whatever as you, but it’s a lot harder to enjoy something when your entire gender is reduced to being toys for the MC to oogle at.

This trend of anime girls who are humanoid verions of X real thing needs to stop. Tanks, war ships, horses... Like good lord this is such a weird subcategory or anime.

The problem with that logic is it presumes every guy/girl will want the same things. If a girl wants to read a manga about fighting monsters or something, odds are extremely high that every female character will be harem fodder.

In case it wasn’t clear, “I Can’t Believe It’s Not Gambling” is a real game that makes fun of loot boxes. It’s available on Steam, and is the answer to your original question :)

They start the same but change. You make a choice after the initial monologue where it branches.

No, a gun is meant to end lives. Be it of animals for hunting, or trespassers. They are not “designed for hobby” like a model train set. That’s ridiculous thinking. It’s a weapon, not a toy as much as some people seem to believe otherwise.

It’s deluded, not diluted (unless you mean they’ve been watered down?).

Until one of the secrets was Counterspell anyway. Then you just get sad at how bad secret removal is.

It’s pretty simple really. Not everyone that pre-orders and pre-loads will try to log in at once. On top of that you can’t accurately estimate how many people will just buy the game Day 1 without a pre-order.

Okay this is my last reply since this is getting silly. I wasn’t saying that ISPs sell info like that. It’s what you’re implying by suggesting that someone had access to the original IMGUR album that he created and supposedly deleted. Outdated page descriptions and cache are not accessible without specifically…

Your argument is ridiculous now. You’re seriously suggesting his ISP sold his login info for his Imgur account, someone bought it and logged in specifically to republicize this album? Regardless of it coming from his mouth or not, there’s no way the same album ID exists unless he never deleted it in the first place.…

There’s no confusion or chance of this being “ISP selling data” because it’s the original album itself. Not a copy. Same URL and ID. He never actually deleted it and just set it to private. This is stated in the article which you clearly read thoroughly.

You’re ignoring the “small” detail that this wasn’t just the pictures becoming available from a new source. This was the original album (with the same URL) reappearing. This means he never actually deleted it and just set it to private. If it was a re-upload it wouldn’t have the same exact link.

They tried this with the Blizzard tournament Heroes of the Dorm last year. It was a disaster. The quality was garbage, it wasn’t stable, and it was really hard to actually find the event or know it was going on.

I made is 3 minutes into the video before the constant “subscribe” and “merch” made me want to kill myself. This guys epitomizes the worst parts of Youtube culture.

The last few games in the series have also had this. It’s not as exciting as you would think.

Just to clarify since no one else did, the breaking of parts has a logical use. You keep the item it you break it and collect it even if the monster lives. So in some cases you can deal with a tougher monster by breaking a few parts to get some items from it without having to go through the entire fight.

Having read the book, I don’t really get why all these characters are around and fighting each other. I don’t remember some kind of insane meme battle royale, or anything that could really be super close to that aside from one specific point right near the end (was just people fighting, no mention of meme…

I’d consider it a success that “worked out”. It’s been active and fairly high popularity for over 4 years. That’s not bad for a F2P title.

Until his friends are on a Discord voice server (or whatever voice service) and he asks them to jump up and down so he can find them. It would only deter people that aren’t really planning on playing together.