That last sentence was hyperbole. Thank you for noticing.

Yes, people do actually have a right to be pissed off. Whether or not they’re justified is a different issue.

So, we know there’s a physical version coming, but not when? Guess I’ll just keep waiting.

Man, Rocket League never changes.

Two days ago, Speed also listed a three-monitor racing setup on Facebook Marketplace, which sold for $7,500.

No, people are allowed to report on things that they don’t have 100% knowledge about; however, when they assume for no reason that a thing is called something that something else used to be called, it causes confusion for the readers and leaves total inaccuracies in the article. Somebody needs to point out that he got…

It’s because SSJ4 actually existed at one point, and it caused confusion as to what he’s talking about. Not knowing the material is fine, of course, if it doesn’t lead to factual problems in your writing, but here it actually did.

It doesn’t even matter that it’s wrong lore-wise; it’s just confusing because SSJ4 actually existed at one point, and saying SSJ4 makes people think that’s in the game, when it isn’t. This isn’t just whining over the wrong name being used, it’s confusion over what this guy is talking about.

bruh... do you even Kotaku? It’s the weekend writer. He writes whatever he wants with no editorial oversight.

Numpad notation is fine and it’s the best way to notate movements that applies to all games. I haven’t seen it before a couple of weeks ago and I still think it’s the best. It’s perfect for written instructions; people saying it’s not clear when spoken out loud? Just say “quarter circle forward” out loud or whatever…

I also played the beta and canceled my preorder. And I played it a couple years ago in an arcade in Shinjuku. This port is just not fun for some reason.

Oh you mean people write acceptance speeches before they win? Huh, never realized that. I always just assumed the words just magically appeared on the papers they whip out as soon as their names are called.

Welp, I guess it has to be me:

Now that you know better, censor it yourself next time. Thanks in advance.

I used to play the poker online. Only online poker I’ve ever played. That shit was fun.

You’re getting mad over nothing. I asked a simple question, as a fan of the platform who is sad that he doesn’t use it as much as he’d hoped.

I’m just waiting for BFII to drop on the Switch. That would certainly confuse things.

Yeah, I definitely wasn’t going for a scientific comparison, but the way one game is treated like a legendary success and the other is treated as a flop is pretty amazing considering the sales figures. Really shows the importance of context.

Yeah, Splatoon 2 would’ve been my sole guess. I own it but never really got into it. I guess I should give it another splat.

Agreed! And it’s also crazy that the media concurs with them.