This guy is the attitude-equivalent of Donald Trump for old video games.

Did he give you the secret recipe for a krabby patty off record? Because I’d really like to know it as well.

Oh Gita. Whenever I feel the familiar tinge of someone finding something as innocent as a cartoon rabbit posting poctures offensive, I know I’ll find your name at the top. Seriously though, when you say “humanizing” is weird, you’re movking someone who is doing their job via internet media, just like you. The game…

Except it’s not weird, it’s good fun. New things can feel weird to people and that’s understandable, but there’s nothing inherently wrong with what they’re doing. They’re interacting with their communities in a more human way. We as a society have gotten tired of traditional advertising and have become social media…

I get what you’re saying. I guess this shows how many of us find it more than a novelty. My wife and I take out gyms back as often as we can. We play daily. It got us waking a year ago and we are still at it. We’ve been playing since day one. I can’t say that about any other mobile game.

Monthly active users isn’t really a useful metric, especially when you’re trying to compare it to download numbers. Daily active users is more useful and that fell from around 30m at peak to 5m in the US by April this year. And yes it was definitely a bubble that was going to burst, but so what? Even though they might…

People are speedrunning DARK CLOUD 2!? Wait, people are speedrunning 40 hour games!? Wait, people are speedrunning random dungeons!?

It’s. A. Video Game. Jesus...

It does get repetitive. They add new stuff here and there that can make for a neat experience but I’m better off playing something like HotS or Warframe where they add new content every 3-4 weeks.

Because it’s a GTA lovers paradise. If you don’t like it, then you probably don’t like GTA much. You say everything is overpriced, but you obviously haven’t even tried earning anything. Once you get CEO and Vehicle Warehouse you can make 200k an hour. Rockstar isn’t gonna hand you free shit, you gotta work for it.

It’s about time, and maybe too late for most of us, but I’m glad they’re finally doing something about it. That game has been out on PC for two years and they’re just now C&D’ing hack makers? They’re almost as slow to react as Congress.

I’m a developer and I’ve written gaming netcode in the past. I can assure you, if the game were built properly, those script mods would in fact *NOT* work in GTA Online. I am 100% AGAINST the rampant cheating in GTA Online, but if a *CERTAIN DEVELOPER* did a better job *DOING IT’S JOB* this whole cheating nonsense…

I assume that something that can be used for ill purposes will be, because that’s usually how things work in life.

All 12 of those people.

You dont think gun sellers get thrown in prison if a customer shoots someone do you?

Especially with people who already bought the game. I’m sure the makers are shaking in their gold and diamond encrusted boots.

Those comments about OpenIV & Scripthook seem a bit strange. Sure, the tool is disabled for multiplayer, but that absolutely does NOT mean it can’t be retooled to work in multiplayer.

I meant 50,000k but typo. But didn’t E3 used to have booth babes all over the place? It’s not exactly a bastion of corporate dress and morals. Let the cosplayers have their fun.

Firstly there were 68,400 attendees this year, 15 thousand of which were expo pass holders, so I’m confused as to where you’re getting 5000 (arbritrary number for example I’m assuming). Secondly, its not like its a problem, its just that having people dressed so differently on such a big scale is confusing. Imagine…

Out of the 5,000 plus attendees, only like 10 were in cosplay. I don’t think you have much to worry about