Small nitpick, but the title of this article makes it sound like McCree was the director of Diablo 4.

Sure you can, if they’re using your platform. Clearly Epic is working with this kid so they can choose to terminate the relationship at any point if they choose to.

simulated versions of real adult performers

I get the impression that the use of real-life adult performers as models for their characters is what’s triggering Steam’s bans, with the perfectly sensible logic that featuring women who have worked in pornography = pornography. That said, Wilson provides a justified response to that logic and it would be nice if…

I mean, he’s free to express his frankly absurd ideology about OnlyFans workers trying to make ends meet during a pandemic, and I’m allowed to tell him to go fuck himself.

Way to just dismiss every sex worker’s need for monetary compensation as dumb.

Definitely NFTs, nothing wrong with OnlyFans if people actually like those people. Yeah you can get free porn elsewhere, but sometimes you really like a certain actor or whatnot and it’s worth it to them.

Welcome to America. 

Eating in Valheim is incredibly important unless you’re just sitting around in your base. Not outright dying from not eating is nice, but in my opinion Valheim adds a layer of extra grind that isn’t necessarily present in other survival games. Not only do you have to eat, you have to eat three different types of foods…

Without knowing the full details it sounds like this is a vulnerability in something that’s external to Cyberpunk itself, so theoretically even a safe mod could inadvertently open up a security hole for something else to exploit. It might also be possible to make a legit functioning mod which discretely installs a…

According to the author, he just wanted to try an indie cyberpunk game after being disappointed by 2077 and ended up being disappointed by Shadowrun’s bugs too, so it doesn’t seem like 2077 apologia. It seems weird to compare two very different games just because they’re both cyberpunk, though. I don’t remember…

Did people not like Shadowrun Returns? I remember it being pretty good.

Remember when Kotaku writers did their own research and were responsible for several industry shattering investigations?

TL:DR version: prostitutes arguing over who gets to swallow.

WE didn’t get used to it, meaning *I* sure as hell haven’t. The only thing I buy that might be considered DLC is expansions, and even then I either have to REALLY like the game (Control) that I’d buy a small expansion, or it’s a lot of content (Ala the classic PC expansion packs) and might as well be it’s own game…

During early DLC days, some videogames were shipped with a portion of a game available to play, while another portion of the game was locked on-disc for a small line of code to be sold to you to activate the locked portions at a later date. This single-handedly almost destroyed Capcom with their travesty that was…

So uh how do you motivate change, then? Given the people who want to make good change currently have no access to power in the government?

I disagree. John’s right in his approach because too many people think that they can just vote this type of institutional corruption out and be done with it. It’s been there no matter what party was voted for... It’s not going to end with the election of Joe Biden and it damn sure ain’t ending under another Trump…

Its a shame facing reality is so hard for you. 

The media are not our allies.