Is it weird that I kinda hope they do? It’s not that I want anything back to happen to the folks working on it but what even is that game? Who was asking for a BG&E sequel to become a mash-up of an Ubisoft open-world game with open-universe exploration a la No Man’s Sky?

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Jeeze, way to make the best news all year sound so negative. Should probably just link to the article you’re quoting if you’re going to ignore the easy to understand language in next part of their blog post:

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We have entered the millennial fuckboy era of bond 

Remember when she dismissed Corey Feldman’s reports of sexual abuse? Keep that in mind as you fondly remember her through rose colored glasses.

I’m addicted to AI generated images (I love putting cute animals into turtleneck sweaters) but I’d never even try to mint them as NFTs. It is incredibly easy to fill up a hard drive though.

If this is your bag then by all means enjoy yourself. I personally have no interest in seeing a piece of especially dumb seventies van art turned into a 2 1/2 movie 

I think people are missing the point about the lawsuit. It’s not about people following the advice of a random celebrity they trusted. It’s about them finding out that the random celebrity was a paid shill for the product and not genuinely recommending the product.

Also, and I’m pro-representation, but the implication that we cannot relate to anything that does not directly represent our identities is weird.

“I was never a fan of romcoms because they were always straight and I was never able to see myself in one. Today hit different, and I’m a fan of romcoms now.”

Because nerds can’t generate their own cultural capital or social worth, they have to buy it, and so if you knock the products they consume to build their identity, you’re knocking them personally.

Some of the best original programming of any streamer, and it’s going out the window for more Property Brothers. Fuck this.

A 10th of his diablo barbarian cover the cost of my wedding, travel expenses for the guest included... 

I’m assuming there is some degree of fraud that goes into leading players into believing that microtransactions will benefit them and their gameplay experience, only to exclude players from the content that the transactions were supposed to make better.

Personally, if there’s any regulation in gaming, it should be…

I think that particular problem belongs in the category “Don’t care. Go fuck yourself. Gotta get back to work.”

Congratulations Blizzard. You managed to make a pay to lose game.

Who iniated the push for this law? Is it clearly political, or is it a power play between religion and the state? From the outside, many big news relation to Indonesia are about outrage in one or another of the religious community, or friction created by faith.

Yeah, the symptoms are different in every country. It’s just catering to the worst people (whoever they are) and destroying any sense of a united country where the rule of law actually matters, and turning everyone against everyone else.