I also admit I’m biased here bc I have a PS5 and use that for higher-end needs. I never in my wildest dreams do I want/need a Switch anywhere near that.

the Bureau of Criminal Investigation concluded that “deputies had miscounted the amount seized during the raid itself,”

They did it to Nintendo

You don’t actually need to tip anywhere.

If Ellie’s life isn’t worth sacrificing for a cure, then it doesn’t matter whether or not the Fireflies can distribute it to the entire planet. If Ellie’s life is worth sacrificing for a cure, then it doesn’t matter whether or not the Fireflies can distribute it to the entire planet.

Joel is just as ethically compromised, if not more so, and it isn’t his decision to make.

what if in the 80s or early 90s we could have cured AIDS completely by killing one 14 year old (and let’s not even talk about consent of a minor to a voluntary life ending operation, especially a minor suffering from probably PTSD and depression)?

It isn’t right to save one person at the cost of not curing millions.

You don’t speak for all retail workers.

Again, the idea is not for them to “fuck around with the shelves.”

What do you think customers do when they shop? Fuck around with the shelves.

I wouldn’t want customers fucking around with the shelves, period. Come in, buy what you want, then get out.

At worst, he’s making life easier for the employees of the stores

No but they can start sunsetting different attractions and begin moving them one at a time.

It won’t happen. They can just load everything up on a couple of trucks & reopen next week. It’s like moving a city to another location. It’s just not possible.

people started making a distinction to separate them from the “Real” Role Playing Games.

Drywall is very heavy and hung on ceilings by screws, if it had zero holding power it wouldn’t be up there.

cheap plastic anchors can be quite sturdy and hold a surprising amount of weight if 1.) they are installed correctly, and 2.) used for things that don’t get a lot of movement.

I was alluding to the fact that speculators are out there desperately trying to capture and inflate the value of something that, as an object, is interchangeable and non-durable, completely because of manufactured artificial scarcity.