Most people wouldn’t trade 2 years of a hard grind for 16 million dollars?

Not to take away from how hard his job must have been, I do acknowledge it was a challenge and mentally draining.

I’ve actually only ever played CK3. The map painting concept is great, but I get it from so many other strategy games that CK3 attracted me for having a different focus.

I think this is a great example of a review where the author came to a conclusion, and the reader can fully understand the “why” of that conclusion and know whether the game suits them or not.

I’ve never played a Dragon Quest game before, have no idea what it’s about or the culture surrounding it, had no interest in buying it, and I absolutely loved that review.

The second phase of the Batman boss fight will be him removing a mask and turning out to be the Joker, and then after a fight the Joker nearly kills you before the real Batman swoops in and saves you, explaining that he had to fake his death to lure Joker out of the shadows. But then as the crew walk away the camera…

Hope you’re doing ok! NMS could be a perfect distraction, zone out type game. When I was playing it I liked to put on a podcast to listen to.

If they cast a woman but her name was James Bond, would that work for you? Cause it seems like the name itself is the sticking point.

Sure, I mean I agree, making a new character or property is a better idea, and the movies built entirely on gender swapping like the Ghostbusters definitely feels like pandering and lacking in creativity (Not to mention wasting a cast that could have made a great original film).

Ok, one less criteria the new bond has to fill.

I guess the question is what makes it James Bond? With each reboot the criteria for James Bond has changed more and more. One of the main factors are the villains he faces. So if you have a Jane Bond, and she’s a confident, classy, reckless, extremely skilled secret agent with abandonment issues and a love for…

The worst thing about almost all AC games, but mostly Origins forward, is bloat. More does not equal better. You don’t want players to feel sick of your game and ready for it to end by the time it ends. (Or just give up before then) You want to leave players wanting more.

If anything will come out of this, it will be a lot more empathy and understanding on Dunkey’s part towards publishers in the industry and the challenges they face.

No kidding. I work on projects under NDA’s, and if something like this happened I wouldn’t want to be anywhere near it. I honestly can’t imagine even a junior at the studio wanting to, no matter the lack of experience. This type of stuff makes the mood at work really paranoid and tense.

Oof you weren’t kidding. I actually really love Rick and Morty (have mostly been able to ignore the obnoxious fandom so that hasn’t really affected me) But this just.. wasn’t funny. Also the gun is simply Morty and nothing else.

I’ve always opened up these articles in another browser because of this issue, and just thought it was something on my end.  Thank you so much for this solution!

Yeah you’re right haha Some discussions just don’t belong on a random blog’s comment section. Alrighty have a good one!

Oh ok, well as long as it’s respectfully.

But you missed my point... I’m not worried about his feelings. I’m saying you can hurt the feelings of any who feels self conscious about their own body that looks like him. By dog piling on Elon Musk for how he looks in that photo you’re basically telling everyone who looks like that you’re disgusting, don’t ever…

But in that situation you’re not really defending them, you’re defending body acceptance. Body positivity has nothing to do with the person in particular. (So it doesn’t matter if it’s Hitler’s body)