Let’s be real, a lot of the games in the Switch catalog are bargain bin shovelware, though.  

They should partner with a company that sells a gargantuan, flexible, expandable-on-demand server hosting platform that’s built to handle Web Service issues like this.

While that may be true for some people, that definitely isn’t the case for all. It can be seriously deflating, and can destroy interest you might’ve had in experiencing something. For me personally, a lot of the enjoyment I get out of things is from that first time experience, and I feel like I’ve been robbed of that…

It angers you how people get their enjoyment? I spent the 40 minutes watching the Direct live yesterday and I thoroughly enjoyed it. How is that any different than if I’d spent the 40 minutes watching a movie or playing a game? I certainly don’t want to know how those end before I start them, and they all exist to…

“Season finale of The Mandalorian is tomorrow. Who will answer the Jedi beacon? Plo-Koon? Mace Windu? Imagine if it was Luke?”

This is interesting and all and I truly, truly mean that, but it’d be great if Kinja notifications were fixed. I need to know which members of the commentariat routinely like my posts so I can send them a Christmas card later in the year.

I can’t speak to music, but corporate gigs are a big brass ring for comedians. Yeah, the crowd is a bit more square and sober and there are usually some content restrictions, but you make a light joke about the boss and have some forced fun, and then laugh uncoerced all the way to the bank.

First of all, Salesforce offered to relocate its employees out of Texas after they passed their bonkers Handmaids Tale anti-choice law.

I love RenFaires. It’s been years since I’ve been to one. And I’m glad you had a good time.

The pegboard will be a hit with the battlestation/mechanical keyboard communities. As will the CPU stand.

I could do without the tacky “gamer/techno” pattern on the pegboard bands and the the standing desk legs. Otherwise I might consider the standing desk.

EDIT: Holy hell, nevermind on the pegboards. I just noticed the…

Should have punished them and made them use kinja.

First, a lot of Fallout fans hated Fallout 4. And needing to do MMO-like dailies in order to acquire stuff you want in the game is something many people don’t want in their Fallout games. Take New Vegas, I like the K9000 cyberdog gun. To get it, you get a successful stat check while talking to the brains in Old World…

It’s more fun to play as a single player. There’s not as many quests as I would want from a Fallout game but plenty for the $5 I spent on it. 

Speaking to a friend about that last night, look at skyrim together how much people loved that. Honestly, we all knew it was about money, more people you can get to buy loot whatevers the better, really sad.

By contrast, Kinja Clicker is a game where commenting is a chore, replying to a comment is a headache, and viewing replies to your comment is completely impossible.

Ignorant outrage? Not seeing the forest from the trees? A lack of business common sense (or education)? All of the above? Pick one.

Hot take: the old Saint’s Row games aren’t really funny either. I enjoyed them back in the day, but I was also in middle school when 3 came out, so they were basically marketed and made for my demographic. Went back and played 3 with a friend, and I was disappointed by how much the nostalgia goggles lied to me. I…

Not as drastic, but on the opposite end of the spectrum I was two weeks late and the size of a sedan when I was born, my mom 100% would be dead if I was a home birth.

Yeah the cowardice of the “some people believe this but not me” is shocking.

What gets me about this is that you know what also frequently happens when a C-section is needed but cannot be performed? The mother dies. If she wants childbirth to go back to the dark ages, she wants to allow women to die even though we have the ability to prevent that.