an art asset tied to a million licensing issues. Maybe it had to go through Columbia pictures, maybe it needed approval from Marvel, maybe they’ve been working on it but didn’t actually receive a green light and there was a possibility that they wouldn’t. It would’ve been way worse if they had said it was coming…

It’s weird but not everybody is the same and these movies and characters mean a lot to people, get off your high horse.

Gamers: I WANT THIS EXTRA THING AND I WANT IT NOW. I PAID YOU MONEY FUCK YOU.
Developer: Ok, here’s the thing, we’ve been working on this for a while and couldn’t give it to you till now but Merry Christmas.
Also Gamers: FUCK YOU, HOW DARE YOU BUCK TO THE DEMANDS OF YOUR CUSTOMERS.

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Maybe it’s just me but I never used any of the suits that didn’t have emotive eyes.

Also it’s a bad idea for a developer to say “it’s coming, chill” about anything. These are huge moving machines with very expensive important properties. Never promise too much.

I’m pretty sure they didn’t fire the person because they are enabling that shit internally. Clearly there was more than one person involved in this decision and they’re only sorry they got caught, not about anything they did.

I have never seen so many come together to just tell someone how wrong he is.

Yeah I was gonna be curious and look up some spoilers but then I remembered I’d have to understand the story in order to be spoiled.

Oh fuck right off.

No because back then you had to pay monthly subscriptions to a game if you wanted to play it online, but even then you’re wrong. TF2 was doing it for hats for example. Red Dead online is basically a free add-on to RDR2, which is more than complete all on its own. If they wanna charge money for cosmetic items then they…

It’s a beta, the game will shift significantly and add more activities as time goes on, same as GTAO. There’s nothing that says you wont be able to rob and gamble later on, just not with Gold bars, probably regular cash.

As someone mentioned above, RDO is basically an add-on to Red Dead Redemption 2. That’s a pretty complete game all on it’s own.

Because that’s how they finance continual support into an existing platform. That funding has to come from somewhere.

So... Don’t purchase them? It’s mostly for cosmetic items and it doesn’t mean jack shit because you can still purchase most, if not all of them with the regular in-game currency, and you can still make gold by playing the game so unlike other premium currencies like V-bucks in Fornite, you can still make this by…

But here’s the thing, this might not be something many people necessarily love and I get the idea that an $80 should be complete, but the purchase of this gold also goes into funding to keep supporting the game. That’s part of the reason why GTA online keeps getting new content every other month.

Nope nope nope nope. I’m gonna preface this by saying that, as a Latin American boy growing up in Panama, I grew up with Saint Seiya. This, Dragon ball, Captain Tsubasa, and a handful of other animes were my intro into anime, animation, art, and my bread and butter every day at 3 pm. Look, I’m all for changing things…

I think you misunderstand... I mean Vin Diesel in Hellboy-style practical makeup playing Tails

Did the timer end after you killed him? For us it was a specific player targeting my (persistent) posse and we had two lives. After both lives were spent it ended.

I’ve had both experiences but I’ve also played both ways myself. I do admit yesterday I went out and specifically stopped someone from doing a stranger side mission and then rode off into the sunset after I shot the horses for the carriage he was escorting. It was fun but I didn’t harass him past the point of stopping…