You should mention that this isn’t exactly a new, inventive idea. Mos Burger has been doing this forever, and they’re delicious.

On one hand, you have the Chinese government who wants the ability to extradite residents of Hong Kong with no oversight. The same Chinese government that regularly disappears people in it’s custody, and is running literal concentration camps for ethnic minorities and political dissidents.

Yes.

They cheated not only the game, but themselves. They didn’t grow. They didn’t improve. They took a shortcut and gained nothing. They experienced a hollow victory. Nothing was risked and nothing was gained. It’s sad that they don’t know the difference.

In Carroza-Oyarce’s home country of Canada, the legal age of consent is 16, whereas Lauth’s home state of Louisiana sets the age of consent at 17.

“When he opens his mouth it’s a vacuous hole: There’s little room for a brain or anything else.”

I’d rather have unions and games take twice as long to make tbh

It’s almost like this is what actual ethical games journalism looks like and not, y’know, sending death threats to Zoe Quinn.

How are there so many people who think expressing criticism of art is a reprehensible action just because you aren’t being forced to watch it?

This needs to be a default post at this point for these kinds of articles.

And now for a quick reminder for everyone that free speech does not protect you from freedom from consequences and that the First Amendment only protects you from the government censoring your speech, private organizations can and will punish you for saying racist shit like this. This is because these organizations…