Different people like different things. Infinitely grinding for loot? Well, I mean that’s kind of what ARPG’s are meant for, certainly there’s a few outliers here or there that don’t really have much of that. Diablo 2's end game was essentially that, grind for loot. What made Diablo 2 so emblematic though was that its…

I have 2K+ hours on D3 , I have a feeling I’ll put a minimum of 2.5K - 3k  in to D4 with this end game. 

Diablo 3 has likely ruined me for the franchise. Whether it is mobile (forgot the name), 2, 3 or the beta for the 4th, I pick it up and I am bored after a couple hours.

I’m hyped, the open beta was a ton of fun. 

I really hope they’re committed to allowing multiple paths for gearing. If something requires me to plan my day around the game’s schedule, and it’s necessary for me to progress, then I’m out. I don’t have the fucking time for that.
All I want is the ability to target farm the legendaries I want. D3 was a pain in the…

The only thing here is hours of entertainment per dollar. I know that games *technically* should be inflated even more than $79.99, but I can’t afford that for twelve or less hours, no matter how great the experience is.

Games as a service allows me to login, kill some things, maybe talk to some people on my friends…

Stealth bomber echo

“Brutal callout? Yeah right.”
*Clicks Slide 1*
“Listen here you little shit.”

I usually assume that a trendy dance/move done by a white dude was never actually made by them.

Always thought it was Tupac who originated the whole “can’t see me” thing, but ok.

Nintendo: Has the best selling console.

I hope those 2 fans get what they want, but I didn’t realize the Sony handheld market was that small.

And Kid Rock is hardly the dumb, poor redneck he presents as. His dad owned a bunch of car dealerships, and he grew up wealthy like Larry the Cable Guy. He got rich acting like a dumb hick, and the fact he did that speaks volumes to his fan base.

People upset about this probably still think Anheuser-Busch is still an American-owned company.

And more importantly regarding that bottom line: they know that the number of bigots that they might alienate won’t effect it. 

They 100% miss it. I can’t tell you how often middle-to-middle-upper-class liberal-ish people have informed me that blue collar folks aren’t okay with trans people - as if trans folks aren’t often blue collar themselves. They really do buy the idea that all trans folks are teal-haired teenagers with money hanging out…

It’s so funny to me, like they didn’t do a TON of research to make sure they can seem progressive while protecting their bottom line. Almost like...whew...stick with me here...most people are pretty fine with trans folks actually!

Anheuser-Busch is a division of AB InBev, the world’s largest brewer with revenue of $57B last year. I think they’ll weather this storm okay.

This was my same thought too. Capitalism actually demands that you try to expand to the widest, most diverse customer base as possible with your product. Equity, in that sense, is the most American thing a corporation could do.

First of all. What a tool.