Yeah giys, excellent way to not confirm this idea. Genius.

And yet, they get upset when you call them this.

No, she doesn’t believe that! God!

Not really. It’s choosing between the flu and stage 4 brain cancer. Yes, both can kill you, but one is a much better option.

I know what Sam’s saying, but as a citizen, it’s a hard pill to swallow to vote for Clinton.

Integer overflow, eh?

XR4Ti.

Sorry Lady Who Likes To Force Cats To Wear Hats but I’m voting for style, too.

Enough with the millennial hate, it looks bad on everyone.

Ahem, that’s nice, but *I* will be voting for substance.

I’m getting more kasa-obake than geisha.

I saw the Youtube image of Will Smith in a beanie and thought this was a trailer for Hancock 2

I think you’re missing my point, which is that this wouldn’t really matter to me if she weren’t the only woman that I met in the first two hours of the game (outside of shopkeepers etc). It’s embarrassing that for two hours the only major female character is presented like that. Final Fantasy has long excelled at…

Actually, it’d be fascinating if that was part of her character and she told Noctis all about how she wears outlandish, skimpy clothes because she’s rebelling against the societal norms of Insomnia. But no. She just talks about fixing your car. Her character traits are: A) fixes cars; and B) wears a ridiculous outfit.…

Someone with enough money really needs to challenge Nintendo’s heavy-handed IP claims in court. If Larry Flynt can say that Jerry Falwell fucked his own mother, people should be able to make a parody of Nintendo.

They do not have the right to protect their IP against parody. They have the power to do so, however, in today’s world of notice and take down. And that’s not right.

They didn’t re-use Nintendo’s sprites though, everything in the game was made by them.

This is a fan-based parody, though, and parodies are (supposed to be) protected under fair-use.

They really shouldn’t have had to, as it was clearly a non-profit, fan-based parody.