Everyone defending microtransactions should first watch Jim Sterlings video about them.

IMHO it will never be more than “fine”.

Our food truck startup just bought one >.>

Indeed! Very good. But I still don't get why you think I would pay 60k for something valued at 12k.

Why should I pay you $60k for something that is not worth it? I don't understand what you are getting at.

Better in what way? And imaginary one at least doesn’t get lost in the mail.

Sure, I’ll give you $60k for a mint or near mint Quality Alpha Black Lotus, if it is Beckett graded and not altered.

Now I want to buy a black lotus just for this.

Never played a pokemon game before and I, together with some of my friends who are fans of the series, are looking forward to the new game.

I’d add “House of the dying sun” to this list. In the strategic view it’s my most favorite VR experience. Lasers zooming through space, rockets hunting little ships. It looks like a diorama. In Space.

just play a game that also makes you paranoid in game. Like Subnautica.

Hu, not compatible with any of my devices? That sounds odd.

welcome to Kotaku! Nice to see you created an account to voice your opinion to an topic you deem important. We are exactly the same, I just deleted mine, you created one.

just deleted my twitch account.

I’m happy to try new shows and even skip seasons if people say “but it get’s good in season 3!”

for streaming from inside a public bathroom, an act that’s illegal in the state of California

[...], starts by turning the player into a minifigure.

I was just watching their presentation and in the end thought: Man, that was the most horrible presentation that I’ve seen so far.

and I think it looks awesome!

It doesn’t replace it with something completely different though. You are still objected to normal gravity, smell everything around you, etc. You can even walk against real walls, for example. So it really just augments the reality you are in, it doesn’t create a virtual one.