“Now, let’s be clear, there’s nothing wrong with copying.”

Really? 

After the Frosk debacle the CEO said I didnt have to watch anymore.

I think there is great value in being happy with what you’ve done not because society tells you that it was valuable, but because you personally found enjoyment in it.

“In our hyper-connected capitalist world, especially right now, productivity in general—not just in Animal Crossing—can be performative. We equate productivity with worth and meaning because it’s what we’ve been primed to do.”

You’re allowed to go for walks outside eh? Just.... Just letting you know.

They made A TON of money from the initial release.

I can’t believe I used to recommend this site to people....

Seriously, why do people keep insisting with this ridiculous talking point? It’s like complaining that you “have” to pay $300+ dollars for an X1 to play Gears 5. That’s a lot of money for one game!

How much experience do you have with VR games? If you’re feeling nauseous, you can overcome it, but only if you take it slow—play for short sessions, and never try to “power through it” unless you want the mere sight if your VR headset to make you want to vomit.

You don’t need to spend $2000, stop with the misinformation.

Everybody understands that that's how things have turned up working. That doesn't mean anybody has to like it.

I wonder what brings such developers Apple instead of like, the Nintendo eShop (or, not both at the same time).

No, a month is ridiculous. That’s more than enough time to completely finish many games and then simply return them for a refund, thus ripping off GOG and the publisher.

“Nobody likes that person.”

Yes, it can be played offline. You won’t have any of the multiplayer features (obviously) and you wont know which planets, plants, and animals have been discovered/named by other players, but the entirety of the game can be played offline.

Is No Man's Sky the biggest zero-to-hero story of the 2010's?

That comparison is facetious, because it’s two completely different situations. Also, your point appears to be that the coronavirus isn’t dangerous because it’s killed less people than the seasonal flu. By that logic we should only care about things that are the absolute worst, and never worry about lesser dangers.

And just a reminder, we have treatments for the flu and coronavirus has a higher fatality rate.

Just a reminder - we know how the flu works. We still don’t know how Covid is transferred... or you know, *exactly* where it came from or what the mortality rate is, or how it long term affects those that survive. Oh and of course, there are already flu vaccines... not so for covid.