According to urban dictionary.

I think a voice actor trying to screw kids is justifiable outrage. I don’t know what a fujoshi is.

What is true: All of the screenshots of the chat logs. Yes, all of the cringy sex talk. Yes, I did threaten suicide if it got out.

Sigh, here we go again...

You’re mad they’re not covering 2 recently Kickstarted JRPGs from relative nobodies? You’ve lost the plot, bud.

Long Long Man stands up there with Gilgamesh, Beowulf and the Odyssey; a modern epic.

Read some more books and then comment on her quality.

Harry Potter was always a neo-liberal hellscape of bigotry.

Sorry.

Death of the author is stupid, especially when that author is alive and kicking and using her billion from her literal castle to actively alter the course of politics against us and getting us killed.

It never ceases to boggle my mind that we live in a society that thinks that the average person deserves to starve to death if they get a slightly imperfect mark on a work review or something but that CEOs and their ilk get to ride off on golden parachutes despite absolutely destroying markets, industries, whole…

The game is inherently political, which as you correctly point out, they all are. This one just happens to be made by a neo-Nazi head dev and have Nazi stereotypes and shit in it, which is why any gaming group worth their salt has just straight up banned the game.

You’re probably right, but let’s not forget that the difference between 69 billion dollars and seventy billion dollars is still *a billion dollars*

She’s already fabulously wealthy so it’s hardly as if she gives a shit anymore anyways.

We could sit here all day and pick through these comments.

I am unreasonably upset that the deal is $69 billion dollars. Like, I can picture these lawyers around a table making the offer: “What about $70 billion?” “No, make it $69 billion.” “Nice.” Was this on purpose? Is it some kind of juvenile joke? Who are these people handling these massive cash transactions?

Jesus Christmas. That fucking thumbnail for the interview at the end of the article is like a demon staring directly into your soul. Could we get a NSFL warning on that thing?

For those who wish to play the game without enriching Rowling: buy a physical used copy from a non-professional reseller (or an independent game store who deserves your money). EA/Rowling see not dime one from such a purchase. Even better, if your local library has games to borrow, borrow the game from there. In both…

Yep, that was my take.