Came to say exactly this, if anything it’s worse, you still pay for a random chance at the unknown, but when you do get what you want, you have to pay an additional time to actually get it while you got junk beforehand.

So, essentially, instead of gambling on what’s in this lootbox, you’re most likely just gambling on seeing what’s inside the next one.

You can’t add music to emotes without issuing refunds, and you can’t remove the emote from the game without issuing refunds. So I doubt Epic will even turn their heads. Adding music takes away the freedom of dance and associates it with one song, a song users may or may not hate, possibly ruining their purchase.

Played the first couple a bunch, I love Dillon as a character, but I just don’t want it on 3DS (obligatory, why is this not on Switch?). My 3DS is dusty, all but retired, loved the thing, but Switch is portable, and has lots for me to play already; port this to Switch and I’m all over it.

Sweet Jesus, hold up, just hold the hell up. You mean to say, you really mean to say, that you know... what a fallacy is? And can even name/use one in particular, accurate to it’s meaning? It’s like an internet miracle, I might love you.

Let’s be clear just because the bigoted, right wing assholes who will eventually flood the comments section have never heard of the atrocities Imperial Japan committed during WWII doesn’t change that they still happened and still affect places like Korea to this day.

30% of all game clips are titled, “Thread the needle.”

Ever think the devil has enough advocates?

To be a bit of a devil’s advocate here, I think the real argument is more philosophical. Language is inherently flawed. It works like this:

It is however, self-censorship by the creator of the work.

Maybe his ankles look so small, because the only time you see him is so far away from the objective?

Marowak.

People don’t tacitly sign a waiver agreeing to have their image, goings-on, and physical location splashed all over the internet just because they dared to leave the house.

Oda, I love you, but man...you aren’t even trying. Your Goku is Luffy with a funky hairstyle and an orange gi.

Akward Zombie - Yakuza I guess

Can they tho? Is the science in on that one?

Casual- you play games for fun only
Non-casual/hardcore - you play games for fun and competition/challenge
Professional - you play games and people pay you for it

Amount of time doesn’t matter, you play games for fun and viability doesn’t matter to you if it detracts from your wants. You want to win, but only as long as…

Seems weird considering esports are still so young :/

Ew, way too heavy meta gaming, makes the child in me squirm. It’s too bad more people don’t keep that innocent appetite for actual fantasy. It’s a shame people label that type of player as a “Casual,” when it simply isn’t true. R.I.P. imagination...